Assistant Professor
Department of Literary and Cultural Theory
Mondays 13:00-13:45
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post-doctoral degree in literary studies
M.A. in philology
M.A. in philosophy
English drama: Elizabethan and Jacobean, Gothic and romantic (Joanna Baillie)
Shakespeare in the eighteenth century - reception, appropriation, influence
Literary Gothic in England (XVIII & XIX centuries); literature of mystery and terror and its varieties; the supernatural in literature (e.g., the English ghost story, M. R. James), the weird tale
Genealogy and afterlife of chosen literary classics (e.g. Frankenstein); adaptations and reworkings
Reception, influence, appropriation
British (especially Scottish) philosophy of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries (philosophy of the Scottish Enlightenment); its links with fiction and drama
Chosen philosophical aspects of the literary work (e.g. time); ontology of the literary work and of the represented worlds
Theory of drama
The functioning of language in the literary work (language functions, e.g. in drama)
Narrative theory, incl. the ideas of mystery and suspense
British culture
Fiction and narrative
Module course in literature (contemporary crime fiction)