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Annika McPherson recently completed her PhD studies at the University of Bremen with a dissertation entitled ''White-Female-Postcolonial? Towards a Transcultural Reading of Marina Warner's ''Indigo'' and Barbara Kingsolver's ''The Poisonwood Bible'''. Her main interests are comparative Cultural Studies, cultural theory, contemporary literature in English and Postcolonial Studies. | Annika McPherson recently completed her PhD studies at the University of Bremen with a dissertation entitled ''White-Female-Postcolonial? Towards a Transcultural Reading of Marina Warner's ''Indigo'' and Barbara Kingsolver's ''The Poisonwood Bible'''. Her main interests are comparative Cultural Studies, cultural theory, contemporary literature in English and Postcolonial Studies. | ||
| − | *Office hours: Tue 15-16 | + | *Office hours: Tue 15-16, A6 2-209 |
*Phone: 798-2345 or 04298/419382 | *Phone: 798-2345 or 04298/419382 | ||
*Mailto: annika.mcpherson@uni-oldenburg.de | *Mailto: annika.mcpherson@uni-oldenburg.de | ||
Latest revision as of 18:07, 6 October 2009
Annika McPherson recently completed her PhD studies at the University of Bremen with a dissertation entitled White-Female-Postcolonial? Towards a Transcultural Reading of Marina Warner's Indigo and Barbara Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible. Her main interests are comparative Cultural Studies, cultural theory, contemporary literature in English and Postcolonial Studies.
- Office hours: Tue 15-16, A6 2-209
- Phone: 798-2345 or 04298/419382
- Mailto: annika.mcpherson@uni-oldenburg.de
Contents
Courses at the University of Oldenburg
Winter 2009-10
- AM The Indian Diaspora in History, Literature and Film: Fri 10-12, W 04-172 (Wechloy!)
- MM Pirates, Slaves and Colonists: The British Empire in the Atlantic World: Mon 12-14 A1 0-004
Summer 2009
- BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies Part 2: Tue 12-14, A10 1-121
- BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies Part 2: Wed 16-18, A11 1-101a
- AM Caribbean Crosscurrents in Contemporary British Society: Wed 12-14, A1 0-009
- MM Culture in the New South Africa: Wed 10-12, A10 1-121a
Winter 2008-09
- 2008-09 BM1 Introduction to the Critical and Scholarly Discussion of Literature, Part 1 Course E
- 2008-09 BM2 Introduction to Anglophone Cultural Studies, Part 1
- 2008-09 AM British and Global Anglophone Youth Cultures
- 2008-09 AM The Transformation of British Cultural Identities
- 2008-09 MM Multicultural Conviviality and Conflict in Britain
Summer 2007
- Introduction to Literature Part 2, Course G,
- "Britain" & "America" in Indo-English Fiction,
- Topics in American Cultural Studies,
- "Race" in the Contemporary American Novel
