Martin Huber

Prof. Dr. Martin Huber is a faculty member at the University of Bayreuth within the Faculty of Linguistics and Literature, holding the Chair of Modern German Literature. His research focuses on the interactions between literature and music, theater history (17th-20th centuries), conceptions of individuality and emotion, media theory, and literary anthropology.

• University of Bayreuth
• Chair of Modern German Literature
• Faculty of Linguistics and Literature

His work explores intermediality, the social history of literature, and the epistemology of literary knowledge. Recent publications address digital storytelling, the role of media in shaping narratives, and the performative aspects of 18th-century German literature. He has edited volumes on topics like literature and emotion and media theory.

Prof. Huber contributes to academic discourse through reviews, edited collections, and conference presentations. He is actively involved in electronic publishing initiatives and serves as an advisor for German literature studies. Contact: martin.huber@uni-bayreuth.de