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Minjie Su is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Linguistics and Nordic Studies, University of Oslo. Her work bridges Old Norse philology and global medievalism, with a focus on the reception of medieval literary elements in postmedieval media.
Academic Background:
- DPhil in English (Old Norse focused), University of Oxford, 2020
- MA in Viking and Medieval Norse Studies, University of Iceland, 2016
- MA in Medieval History, University of Edinburgh, 2011
- BA in Medieval Studies and Classical Civilization, University of Toronto, 2010
Research Interests: Minjie explores the conceptualization of 'otherness' in Old Norse-Icelandic literature, particularly within legendary and chivalric genres. Her research also examines how medieval literary elements are reimagined in modern media, including Japanese manga and anime.
Recent Publications: Her recent works analyze global medievalism through postcolonial lenses, medieval monstrosity, and heroic archetypes in Nordic adaptations. These studies often intersect with themes of anti-colonialism, cross-cultural reinterpretation, and literary symbolism.
Scientific Awards:
- Alexander von Humboldt Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Goethe-Universitaet Frankfurt, 2022–2024
Academic Collaborations: Minjie's research engages with international institutions and interdisciplinary teams, focusing on medieval alterities and their modern transformations.
