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==About me== | ==About me== | ||
− | Anna Auguscik studied English, Slavic and Comparative Literature in Munich and Padua, and graduated with a master thesis on "Oscar Wilde as Subject of Contemporary Literature and Film: Representations of an Eccentric Identity". Since 2006 she has been a | + | Anna Auguscik studied English, Slavic and Comparative Literature in Munich and Padua, and graduated with a master thesis on "Oscar Wilde as Subject of Contemporary Literature and Film: Representations of an Eccentric Identity". Since 2006 she has been a lecturer at the Institute of English and American Studies at the University of Oldenburg and has taught seminars on the mapping of postcolonialism, postmodernism and postsecularism, and the contemporary novel in English. She is presently writing her dissertation on the role of literary prizes for literary communication, specifically the Booker Prize, and the waves of public reactions: "Prizing Debate: Literary Awards and Contemporary Literary Communication in the UK" (working title). |
==Current== | ==Current== | ||
− | + | *I am currently working on a chapter on DBC Pierre's Vernon God Little and Mark Haddon's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time for my dissertation project. | |
+ | *I am doing research for my next project on the role of fiction in multi-disciplinary science journals. | ||
+ | *I am writing an article on "Literature as Communication" with Olaf Simons, based on our paper as presented in Turku in September 2011. | ||
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About meAnna Auguscik studied English, Slavic and Comparative Literature in Munich and Padua, and graduated with a master thesis on "Oscar Wilde as Subject of Contemporary Literature and Film: Representations of an Eccentric Identity". Since 2006 she has been a lecturer at the Institute of English and American Studies at the University of Oldenburg and has taught seminars on the mapping of postcolonialism, postmodernism and postsecularism, and the contemporary novel in English. She is presently writing her dissertation on the role of literary prizes for literary communication, specifically the Booker Prize, and the waves of public reactions: "Prizing Debate: Literary Awards and Contemporary Literary Communication in the UK" (working title). Current
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