Juliane Vogel

Juliane Vogel is a Professor of Modern German Literature and General Literary Studies at the University of Konstanz. Her work focuses on the migration of aesthetic and social forms, performance theory, and the intersection of German literature with cultural studies.

• Education: German and English Language and Literature at the University of Vienna and Albert-Ludwigs-University of Freiburg

Her research explores how forms change when crossing cultural/political boundaries and how they are stabilized through relocalization. She leads the NOMIS Foundation-funded project Traveling Forms, creating a glossary of terms for aesthetic migration, and co-develops Grammar and History with Carlos Spoerhase, examining grammar's role in literary form-making.

The articles listed reflect her expertise in modernist literature, theatrical performance, and interdisciplinary analysis. Her work spans topics like verticality in staging, crisis structures in drama, and the symbolic use of tools like scissors in literary contexts.

• Notable lectures include Übergänglichkeit. A conversation with Mathias Énard (2025) and workshops on Thinking in Sentences (2024)