جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Nina Mindtمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Ancient Epigram
• Augustan Poetry
• Flavian Literature
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Nina Mindt is a Privatdozentin in Latin studies and currently holds a temporary professorship (Vertretungsprofessur) in Classical Philology at Universität Potsdam since 2021. Previously, she served as a temporary professor at Bergische Universität Wuppertal (2015-2019) and was a research associate at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (2007-2015). Her research focuses on ancient epigram, Augustan and Flavian literature, literary space construction, and translation theory. She has conducted extensive studies on Martial's epigrammatic canon and the poetical program of Renaissance humanist Elisio Calenzio. Education: She earned her 1st state exam in Latin and German (2005), completed her PhD on Manfred Fuhrmann's translation theory (2007), and habilitation on Martial's epigrammatic canon (2012). She studied at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and Università degli Studi di Siena (Arezzo). Research Interests: Her work spans classical reception, Latin pedagogy (Latinitas Viva), and interdisciplinary projects including analyses of literary riverscapes and shipwreck narratives. She collaborates on the 'Dictionnaire analytique de l’épigramme littéraire dans l’Antiquité' and explores the transformation of ancient texts through medieval and Renaissance adaptations. Awards: Humboldt Prize for her state examination thesis (2005). Active in academic networks including the Deutscher Altertumverein and Renaissance Society of America. Teaching and Outreach: Co-founded the Circulus Latinus Berolinensis promoting spoken Latin. Organized interdisciplinary events like the 'Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften' and workshops on translation methodologies.

Hans Färnlöfمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Literary Theory
• Narratology
• Semiotics
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Hans Färnlöf is a full Professor at the Department of Romance Studies and Classics, Stockholm University , specializing in French literature, narratology, and cross-cultural translation studies. With a PhD (2000) and Habilitation (2007) in French, he has taught for 25 years at all academic levels, supervising numerous bachelor's and master's theses. Research Focus : Theoretical synthesis of literary motivation (2022 book) Francophone subjectivity analysis (2021 edited volume) Historical reception of French authors in Sweden (Flaubert, Zola, Dreyfus) Maupassant's narrative techniques and thematic variability Swedish translation methodology of 19th-century French works Publications Trend : His scholarly output combines French literary analysis with reception studies , examining narrative structures (realism, short fiction), translation dynamics, and cross-national cultural transfers. Recent work emphasizes digital media's impact on literary reception and academic assessment. Administrative : Served as Director of Studies (2014-2016). Developed recorded feedback methodology for thesis supervision, improving assessment efficiency and legal documentation while reducing cognitive load on students.

Marta Mariño Mexutoمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Romance Philology
• Literary Criticism
• Classical Mythology in Modern Literature
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Marta Mariño Mexuto is a Researcher at the University of Santiago de Compostela, affiliated with the Department of Galician Philology. She holds a Doctorate from the same institution (2021), focusing on mythological rewrites in Álvaro Cunqueiro’s classical novels. Her research interests include Romance Philology, feminist literary theory, and the adaptation of classical myths in modern narratives. Recent work explores mythological reinterpretations in literature and film, such as the influence of Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde on Lars von Trier’s Melancholia , and feminist critiques of Penélope and Helena in Galician literature. Education: PhD in Philology (2021), University of Santiago de Compostela Her publications span academic journals and edited volumes, including contributions to Revista Galega de Filoloxía and Estudios Franco-Alemanes . She co-edited La escritura y su órbita (2018), promoting young scholars in Hispanic literary criticism. Her work bridges classical traditions with contemporary analysis, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to myth and gender roles.

• German Philology
• Literary Studies
• Shakespearean Reception
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Ana Rosa Calero Valera is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Philology, Translation and Communication at the Universitat de València, where she is affiliated with the Department of English and German Philology. Her academic specialization lies in German Philology, with a strong focus on literary analysis and interpretation. Her research interests center on German-language literature, particularly the representation of violence in literary texts. She is a member of the EVLA research group (Study of Violent Phenomena in Literature in German Language), which reflects her engagement with critical and socio-political themes in literature. Her doctoral work explored Heiner Müller’s parodic reworkings of Shakespeare, indicating a deep engagement with avant-garde theatre, intertextuality, and modern reinterpretations of classical drama. Ana Rosa Calero Valera earned her PhD from the Universitat de València with the thesis titled Las obras de Heiner Müller en torno a Shakespeare, reescritura paródica (2001), supervised by Dr. Brigitte E. Jirku and Dr. Miguel Teruel Pozas. She has contributed to academic research through her involvement in specialized research groups, though no specific publications, awards, or supervised students are listed in the available information. Her work situates her at the intersection of literary theory, German studies, and dramatic adaptation.

• Latin American Literature
• Psychoanalysis
• Critical Psychology
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Dr. Christina Soto van der Plas serves as Assistant Professor of Spanish in the Department of Languages, Literature and Communication at Utrecht University's Faculty of Humanities. She is also affiliated with the Institute for Cultural Inquiry, where she contributes to interdisciplinary research on cultural phenomena. Her academic profile bridges literary studies, psychoanalysis, and cultural theory through a transdisciplinary approach that examines how Latin American literature travels across geographical and conceptual boundaries. Her educational background includes a Ph.D. in Spanish (Romance Languages) from Cornell University and an MA in Counseling Psychology from Santa Clara University. Prior to her academic career, she worked as a practicing psychotherapist specializing in dialogic practices and narrative therapy with the Latinx community. Soto van der Plas's research interests span Latin American literature, psychoanalysis, critical psychology, philosophy, translation studies, and creative writing. She maintains two major research trajectories: one examining contemporary chronicles and narrative journalism (particularly the 'New Chronicles of the Indies'), and another exploring how literary forms can inform analytic practices like psychoanalysis and open dialogue. Her work demonstrates particular expertise in Dutch Caribbean literary expressions, especially chronicles from Curaçao. Her publications reveal a consistent engagement with theoretical intersections between Marxism and psychoanalysis, Latin American cultural production, and experimental literary forms. The recent co-edited volume The Marx Through Lacan Vocabulary demonstrates her commitment to bridging theoretical frameworks, while her award-winning book on Curaçao exemplifies her creative scholarly approach to cultural geography. National Prize for Young Chronicle in Mexico (awarded for Curaçao: costa de cemento, pueblo de prisión ) As a creative writer, Soto van der Plas contributes essays and chronicles to Mexican publications like Tierra Adentro and has translated works by Slovenian philosopher Alenka Zupancic. Her teaching portfolio includes courses on Spanish language, academic writing, transnational literatures, and literary research methods. She also serves on the editorial board for academic publications focused on Latin American literature and has participated in numerous international research collaborations examining the intersections of literature, psychoanalysis, and political theory. Soto van der Plas maintains an active research laboratory focused on narrative forms and their relationship to analytic practices, working with colleagues across disciplines to develop new methodologies for understanding how literary production intersects with psychological and political frameworks. Her current work explores how literary chronicles from the Dutch Caribbean can inform broader understandings of postcolonial identity formation and cultural memory.

• Early Modern Literature
• Medieval Literature
• Classical Reception
• +۱۲ مورد دیگر

Dr. Chris Stamatakis is an Associate Professor in the Department of English Language and Literature at University College London (UCL). He holds a BA (2004), MSt (2005), and DPhil (2008) from Lincoln College, University of Oxford, and has been affiliated with UCL since 2011. His academic journey includes a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship and a Junior Research Fellowship at Lincoln College, Oxford. Education BA in English Language and Literature, University of Oxford (2004) MSt in English, 1550–1780, University of Oxford (2005) DPhil, University of Oxford (2008) Research Interests: Dr. Stamatakis specializes in early modern and late medieval literature, focusing on classical and continental influences, material transmission, and intertextual memory. His work bridges literary creativity with intermediality (painting, architecture, geometry) and explores the evolution of the English sonnet, manuscript verse transmission, and the rhetoric of Renaissance poetry. Notable Awards: Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (since 2010) Teaching: He teaches courses on Renaissance Literature, Chaucer, Shakespeare, Seventeenth-Century Literature, and Classical Poetry & its Reception at UCL. He also supervises PhD students and contributes to MA programs in Early Modern Studies, Comparative Literature, and Reception of the Classical World.

Caterina Mazzaمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Japanese Literature
• Korean Literature
• Translation Studies
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Caterina Mazza is an Associate Professor at the Department of Asian and North African Studies, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. She specializes in Japanese and Korean literature, with a focus on translation studies, parody in literature, and contemporary narrative techniques. Her research explores themes such as cultural hybridity, post-disaster narratives, and transnational literary movements. Mazza is a member of the Scientific Committee of the “Archive of Migrant Writers Writings,” reflecting her interest in transnational and multilingual literary practices. Her teaching activities include courses on Japanese literature and translation, with office hours held weekly at San Sebastiano campus. She actively participates in academic events, contributing to conferences and editorial boards. Her publications analyze works by prominent authors like Tawada Yōko and Ōe Kenzaburō, examining topics such as border-crossing narratives, nuclear power symbolism, and post-disaster cultural memory. Recent research engages with the Tohoku disaster through poetry and photographic dialogues, highlighting interdisciplinary approaches. Mazza’s academic networks extend globally, with collaborations in Japan, South Korea, and Europe. She maintains an active presence in scholarly communities through her website and virtual office hours, fostering dialogue on contemporary literary and cultural issues.