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Jeff Barda serves as Senior Lecturer in French Cultural Studies at the University of Manchester, joining in 2020 after a Junior Research Fellowship at Cambridge's Murray Edwards College. Awarded the Manchester Humanities Outstanding Teaching Award in 2020 and promoted to Senior Lecturer in 2023, he maintains active international affiliations including visiting positions at Bordeaux-Montaigne University and London's Institute of Languages, Cultures & Societies in 2024. His research centers on contemporary French poetic practice with emphasis on digital poetics, sound arts, and avant-garde traditions. Key interests include the intersection of media and literature, lettrism, and data-driven creative processes, reflected in his extensive publications on figures like Pierre Alferi and Christophe Tarkos. His second monograph Data Poetics: Contemporary French Poetic Practice in the Age of Digital Overload is under contract with Liverpool University Press. Dr Barda's scholarly impact is evidenced by the 2021 Literary Encyclopedia Book Prize for his first monograph Experimentation and the Lyric in Contemporary French Poetry . His recent publications demonstrate evolving focus from historical avant-gardes to contemporary digital poetics, with increasing attention to OSINT methodologies and cross-disciplinary practices like sports-literature intersections. Manchester Humanities Outstanding Teaching Award (2020) Literary Encyclopedia Book Prize (2021) As an active supervisor welcoming PhD inquiries, Dr Barda contributes to multiple research networks including Marge (Lyon), the European Neo-Avant-Garde Network (Ghent), and 'After Social Networks' (Paris). His teaching excellence complements substantial grant activity supporting international collaborations, particularly in digital humanities initiatives exploring poetic practice in public spheres. His research infrastructure includes affiliations with three major transnational networks examining contemporary creation, with recent projects focusing on image manipulation in poetry and OSINT applications in literary analysis.

• Poetics
• Contemporary French Poetry
• Sound Arts
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Dr Mark-Anthony Turnage CBE FRCM serves as Senior Research Fellow in Composition and RCM Research Fellow in Composition at the Royal College of Music. He is a composer of truly international stature whose orchestral and operatic music is often forthright and confrontational, unafraid to mirror the realities of modern life, yet its energy is exhilarating. With his flair for vivid titles and complete absorption of jazz elements into a contemporary classical style, Turnage produces work with strong appeal to an enquiring, often young audience while expressing deep tenderness, especially emotions associated with loss. Turnage's research interests focus on the intersection of contemporary classical music with jazz elements. His work explores: Innovative approaches to orchestral composition Jazz-classical fusion techniques Opera and theatrical music composition Music that addresses contemporary social issues Expressive techniques for conveying emotional depth Vivid musical imagery through descriptive titles An analysis of Turnage's extensive publication record reveals a consistent exploration of emotional depth and technical innovation across more than four decades. His works frequently engage with themes of loss, memory, and social commentary while maintaining a distinctive musical voice that incorporates jazz sensibilities within contemporary classical frameworks. The titles of his compositions often provide vivid imagery that guides the listener's interpretation, reflecting his belief in music's ability to communicate directly with audiences through both confrontation and tenderness. Turnage has received significant recognition for his contributions to music: Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) Fellow of the Royal College of Music (FRCM) As a senior figure in composition at the Royal College of Music, Turnage contributes to the institution's research profile through his creative practice and by serving as a role model for emerging composers. His extensive body of work spanning from 1981 to the present demonstrates remarkable consistency in artistic vision while evolving with contemporary musical developments. Turnage maintains an active creative practice through his composition process, which continues to produce significant works that push the boundaries of contemporary classical music while remaining accessible to diverse audiences. His recent compositions continue to explore emotional depth and technical innovation within the contemporary classical framework.

• Contemporary Classical Composition
• Jazz-Classical Fusion
• Orchestral Music
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Dennis Tenen is an Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University, affiliated with the English Department. He co-founded the Group for Experimental Methods in the Humanities and specializes in research at the intersection of people, texts, and technology. His work emphasizes computational approaches to literary analysis and the poetics of digital textuality, notably through his book *Plain Text: The Poetics of Computation* (2017). His research spans digital humanities, literary theory, and experimental methodologies in cultural studies. Education details are not explicitly provided in the text, though his academic role suggests a PhD in a relevant field. His recent publications explore themes like distributed agency in narratives, electronic book history, and computational archaeology of fictional space. Tenen actively engages with public discourse, as seen in his op-ed on vaccination resistance and contributions to podcasts and scholarly discussions. He leads initiatives in experimental humanities research and has been involved in advocating for digital humanities spaces at Columbia. His work bridges traditional literary studies with computational methods, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue in the humanities.

• Digital Humanities
• Literary Theory
• Computational Poetics
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Kenya C. Dworkin y Méndez is an Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), with a courtesy appointment in the English Department. She holds a Ph.D. in Hispanic Literatures and Linguistics from the University of California, Berkeley, and an M.A. and B.A. in Spanish from the University of Hawaii, Manoa. Her research focuses on Cuban, U.S. Latino, and Sephardic cultural studies, emphasizing transnationalism, community engagement, and historical recovery of marginalized voices. She has authored or co-edited major works like Spanish and Empire , Herencia: The Anthology of U.S. Latino Literature , and En Otra Voz . Current projects include Cuban to the Core , exploring Cuban diaspora in South Florida. Her work bridges academia and community through initiatives like Círculo Juvenil de Cultura, CORITO children’s choir, and leadership roles in the Latin American Cultural Union and Coro Latinoamericano. Awarded the Mark Gelfand Award for Educational Outreach (2011) and multiple Outstanding Role Model recognitions, she also secured grants from the National Endowment for Democracy and Pittsburgh Foundation. Her teaching spans diaspora studies, translation, and cross-cultural analysis, integrating service-learning and community-based research.

• Cuban Studies
• Latino Studies
• Sephardic Studies
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Dr. Dashiell Moore is a Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) Fellow in English and Writing at the University of Sydney, affiliated with the Discipline of English and Writing within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. His research focuses on literary and historical connections between island carceral sites, including plantations, reserves, and detention centres, with a particular emphasis on Australian, Pacific, and Caribbean writing. He holds a BA (Honours) and PhD (University of Sydney), and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (Advance HE). Moore’s academic work spans world literature, postcolonial theory, Indigenous studies, and environmental humanities. His current DECRA project challenges Australia’s insular identity by analyzing carceral narratives in literature. He co-edited Lionel Fogarty in Poetry and Politics (Palgrave Macmillan, 2025) and authored The Literary Mirroring of Aboriginal Australia and the Caribbean (Oxford UP, 2024). His research has appeared in top journals like Textual Practice , Small Axe , and Australian Literary Studies . Awards: DECRA Fellowship, Roderick Visiting Fellowship, Vice Chancellor's Teaching Award, Educational Innovation Award. Grants: ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award for "Archipelagic Connections in Australian and Pacific Literature" (2024). Labs/Teams: Leading the DECRA-funded project on island narratives and co-editing initiatives on Lionel Fogarty’s poetry.

• World Literature
• Island Studies
• Postcolonial Theory
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Dr Daniel Tyler is an Honorary Research Fellow in the Discipline of English and Writing at the University of Sydney, where he also serves as Principal of St Andrew's College. He holds degrees from the University of Oxford (MA, MSt, DPhil) and the University of Cambridge (PhD). His career includes roles as Vice-Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, and Departmental Lecturer in English at Balliol College, Oxford. Tyler specializes in 19th-century British literature, with a focus on Victorian prose, style, and textual analysis. His research interests encompass Victorian literature, literary criticism, the history of the book, and manuscript studies. He has edited major works such as Dickens's Style and Poetry in the Making , and is currently editing Bleak House for the Oxford Edition of Charles Dickens. Key publications include On Style in Victorian Fiction (2022), The Cambridge Companion to Prose (2021), and Poetry in the Making (2020). His work bridges historical and critical approaches to literature, emphasizing stylistic innovation and textual revision. Teaching highlights include courses at Oxford and Cambridge on 19th-century literature, bibliography, and manuscript studies. His academic contributions reflect a deep engagement with both primary texts and scholarly discourse on Victorian literary traditions.

• 19th-Century British Literature
• Victorian Literature
• Literary Criticism
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Prof. Dirk Junker is a Professor at the Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences , Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Landscape Architecture. He serves as Academic Coordinator for International Study Projects and Head of the Eye-Tracking Laboratory. Urban & Open Space Planning European City Morphology Perception-Based Design Research Focus: His work explores the intersection of urban design and public space through the lenses of European city patterns, modernist ideals, and sensory perception. Key themes include: City-body human spatial behavior Phenomenology of streets Intuitive planning methods Domestication of urban spaces Publications address topics like urban light rituals, post-war city transformations, and experimental housing models. He investigates the dual relationship between landscape and city, emphasizing the courtyard as a foundational urban element. Engagements: Co-founder of the Council for European Urbanism (Germany), Vice-Chair of the Friends of the Dominikanerkirche Art Hall, and advocate for alternative housing models through DAKSBAU cooperative in Dessau.

• Urban and Open Space Planning
• European City Morphology
• Public Space Design
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Dr. Antonia Purk is a Postdoctoral Researcher and Academic Coordinator of the Research Group 'Praxeologies of Truth' at the University of Erfurt's Faculty of Philosophy. She is affiliated with the Department of Literary Studies, focusing on 19th-century American literature, postcolonial studies, and Anglophone Caribbean literature. Her research explores intersections between literary foodways, history, and visual studies, particularly through the lens of Jamaica Kincaid's works. Her academic background includes a completed dissertation on Jamaica Kincaid’s writings of history, leading to her monograph *Jamaica Kincaid's Writings of History. A Poetics of Impermanence* (De Gruyter, 2023). She actively publishes in journals like *Discourse* and *COPAS*, addressing themes such as ekphrasis, historical consciousness, and colonial representations. Purk teaches courses on nature in American poetry, transatlantic identities, and graphic novels. She coordinates the 'Praxeologies of Truth' research group and advises graduate students in literary studies. Her work emphasizes decolonizing historical narratives through literature and visual media.

• Literary Foodways
• 19th-Century American Literature
• Literature and History
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Lena Retamoso Urbano is a poet and scholar currently serving as a Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish at Bennington College since Fall 2021. She earned her PhD in Latin American, Iberian, and Latino Cultures from The Graduate Center of CUNY . Research Focus : 20th/21st century Latin American and Spanish poetry, transnational surrealism, queer theory, avant-garde movements, and transatlantic cultural connections Creative Output : Three poetry collections ( Light of Debris , Miracles of Absence , Blank is the Dream of the Night ) Her academic work explores intertextuality and the poetics of Eros, with publications on Garcilaso de la Vega, Blanca Varela, César Moro, and Luis Cernuda. Her article Sacralizing the Ephemeral (under contract with Vernon Press) examines the dialectic between lovers and the beloved in Cernuda and Moro. She received the NeMLA Creative Writing Award (2022) for her poem and the body rises . Key trends in her scholarship include: cross-Atlantic surrealist dialogues, phenomenological approaches to poetic spatiality, and intersections between literature, film, and music. Her teaching spans Hispanic literature, culture, and creative writing at the college level.

• Contemporary Latin American Literature
• 20th and 21st Century Latin American Poetry
• Spanish Literature
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Ian DeWeese-Boyd is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Gordon College's School of Humanities and Social Sciences. He earned a B.A. in Philosophy from the University of South Carolina, an M.A. in New Testament Exegesis from Covenant Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Saint Louis University in 2001 under Eleonore Stump, focusing on Self-Deception and Moral Responsibility . Research Interests: His work spans analytic philosophy of religion, moral psychology, freedom of the will, aesthetics, philosophy of education, and global justice. Recent projects examine self-deception, theodicy through film and literature, sustainable consumption ethics, and critiques of patriotism. Publications: Notable contributions include analyses of Scorsese's Silence , Dewey's educational philosophy, and collaborative work with Margie DeWeese-Boyd on Plato's Republic and Wendell Berry's political thought. His scholarship bridges classical and contemporary frameworks across theological, environmental, and cinematic domains.

• Analytic Philosophy of Religion
• Moral Psychology
• Self-Deception
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Jacqueline Vayntrub is an Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible at Yale Divinity School (Yale University). Her research focuses on ancient literary cultures, particularly the Hebrew Bible's genres, ancient Near Eastern literary production, and the reception history of biblical scholarship. She co-chairs the Philology in Hebrew Studies program unit at the Society of Biblical Literature and chairs the Hebrew Bible, History, and Archaeology unit. Education: PhD (2015) and MA (2009) in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations from the University of Chicago; MA (2006) in Bible and its World from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem; BA (2003) in Near Eastern Languages and Cultures from UCLA. Research emphasizes recovering ancient literary values through textual analysis and examining their modern reinterpretations. Her first book, Beyond Orality: Biblical Poetry on its Own Terms (2019), critiques modern assumptions about biblical poetry's origins. Ongoing projects include Reframing Biblical Poetry (Yale U.P., 2024) and Seeking Eternity: Transmission and Mortal Anxiety in Biblical Literature , exploring themes of legacy and mortality in ancient texts. Awards include a 2019–2020 fellowship at the Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies (UPenn). She has authored over 20 peer-reviewed articles in journals like Harvard Theological Review and Catholic Bible Quarterly , and serves as an editor for Brill's Studies in Cultural Contexts of the Bible . Her teaching and scholarship bridge ancient philology with contemporary critical theory, addressing questions of authorship, oral/written traditions, and intertextuality. Active in international collaborations like the Renewed Philology working group, she also directs a project on ancient writings about death with Matthew Suriano for SBL's Writings of the Ancient World series.

• Hebrew Bible
• Wisdom Literature
• Instruction Transmission
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Pedro Luis Ladrón de Guevara Mellado is a Professor at the Universidad de Murcia, affiliated with the Department of French, Romanesque, Italian and Arabic Philology within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. He holds a Ph.D. from the Universidad de Murcia (1987) with a thesis on Dino Campana's poetry. His research focuses on Italian philology, comparative literature, and the interplay between Spanish and Italian literary traditions. Key interests include the analysis of poets like Leopardi, Cernuda, and Campana, as well as cultural exchange studies and translation's role in canon formation. His work explores topics such as Italian influence on Spanish writers, the reception of Italian poetry in Hispanic contexts, and the aesthetic dimensions of narrative and poetic forms. Notable contributions include studies on Ramón Gaya’s Italian-inspired writings, the impact of Leopardi on Cernuda, and the symbolic use of color in Dino Campana’s verses. Publications span scholarly articles and reviews, with recent works analyzing cultural dimensions of exile and artistic migration. He actively contributes to academic networks, including the CERCLE European Cultural Center in Murcia, promoting interdisciplinary education and literary exchange.

• Italian Philology
• Literary Criticism
• Comparative Literature
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Associate Professor Renata Šukaitytė holds a Doctorate in Humanities from Vytautas Magnus University (2008) and specializes in contemporary cinema studies, media culture, and political communication. She leads Vilnius University's Centre of Journalism and Media Research within the Faculty of Communication. Key research focuses include post-communist transformation in documentary cinema, transnational film narratives, and Baltic media industries. She has led over 10 research projects funded by national and EU programs, including the 2020 'Political Breakthrough on Screen' study. Her academic contributions include editing journals like Studies in Eastern European Cinema and organizing high-profile conferences such as the 2023 'Populism in National and Global Media'. She has published extensively on topics ranging from Šarūnas Bartas' film philosophy to digital documentary practices, with over 30 peer-reviewed articles and 5 edited volumes. Her work bridges cinematic analysis with sociopolitical critique, emphasizing visual storytelling's role in mediating historical and cultural narratives.

• Contemporary Lithuanian and European Cinema
• Transnational Cinema
• Media Culture and Audiences
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Kevin Blankinship is an Associate Professor of Arabic Language and Literature at Brigham Young University's Department of Asian and Near Eastern Languages, part of the College of Humanities. His research focuses on classical Arabic poetry and poetics, medieval Islamic textual cultures, and the works of figures like al-Ma’arri. He holds a PhD from the University of Chicago and has been supported by grants such as the Fulbright-Hays Program and the Danish Independent Research Fund (DFF). His academic contributions include a forthcoming book on al-Ma’arri and Islamic animal ethics, as well as extensive peer-reviewed publications in journals like Journal of Arabic Literature . He is also active in public humanities through writing for The Atlantic , Los Angeles Review of Books , and podcast appearances. Blankinship’s work bridges academic and popular audiences, emphasizing the enduring relevance of classical Arabic literature. Educated at Brigham Young University (BA, 2007), the University of North Carolina (MA, 2009), and the University of Chicago (PhD, 2018), he has held numerous editorial and review roles in academic organizations. His research interests span Islamic Spain, pre-modern authorship strategies, and comparative medieval literatures.

• Classical Arabic Literature
• Islamic Studies
• Medieval History
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Ki-Eun Jang is an Assistant Professor of Bible in Global Cultures at Fordham University, specializing in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Middle Eastern Studies. Her work bridges ancient textual analysis with modern discourses on race, ethnicity, migration, and postcolonial criticism. Education: Ph.D. and M.Phil. in Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near East Studies from New York University, M.A. from Hebrew University of Jerusalem, B.A. from Korea University. Her research focuses on literary-historical approaches to the Hebrew Bible, exploring identity politics through terms like 'Gentilics' and examining how ancient classifications intersect with modern racial and ethnic theories. She also investigates the role of religious and 'scientific' ideas in shaping early modern Korean intellectual projects. Recent publications highlight her expertise in Ugaritic and Babylonian mythological parallels, scribal culture, and the ethical implications of biblical migration debates. Her work has been supported by grants from the Catholic Biblical Association of America, Louisville Institute, and Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion. Scientific Awards: Catholic Biblical Association of America, Louisville Institute, Wabash Center, Tantur Ecumenical Institute, PANAAWTM.

• Hebrew Bible
• Ancient Middle Eastern Studies
• Postcolonial Criticism
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