Staff members with discipline Literature, Anglo-Saxon
Academia develops at the interface of different fields. This is one reason why the University of Groningen is home to a wide range of fields, each with a great number of subject specialists. The overview below, which is based on a standard categorization of fields, will help you find the right expert for each field. If you cannot find the expert you are looking for in this list, try searching via a related field or faculty; you may find him or her there.
English and Anglophone Literatures and Cultures; Ecocriticism; Travel and Mobility; Life Writing; Bildungsroman; Children’s Writing; Heterotopia; Diaspora; Transculturality.
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Assistant Professor (UD1)/Senior Lecturer
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Chris Cusack (he/him) received his PhD cum laude from Radboud University in 2018. He has an MA (distinction) from University College London, and a BA (cum laude) from Radboud. His research focuses on questions of cultural identity formation, usually in transatlantic contexts. His PhD analysed representations of the Great Irish Famine in Irish and North American literature, and his current project explores the function of local colour in German American and Irish American writing. He also writes about the representation of death and dying in literature and culture, and is co-editing a collection on the representation of the human corpse in modern Irish literature for Liverpool University Press. His work has appeared in a large range of journals and edited books.
He has been the recipient of several scholarships and awards, including the Huygens Scholarship (twice), a GHI Horner Fellowship, a Keough Naughton Library Research Award from the University of Notre Dame, and a Boston College Burns Library Visiting Fellowship. As a literary critic, he writes for publications such as the Irish Times, the TLS, Poetry London, and Poetry Review. By night, he moonlights as a poet, with big words but only fair to middling success.
He has been the recipient of several scholarships and awards, including the Huygens Scholarship (twice), a GHI Horner Fellowship, a Keough Naughton Library Research Award from the University of Notre Dame, and a Boston College Burns Library Visiting Fellowship. As a literary critic, he writes for publications such as the Irish Times, the TLS, Poetry London, and Poetry Review. By night, he moonlights as a poet, with big words but only fair to middling success.
Old English literature and language, Middle English literature and language, History of the English Language
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c.dekker rug.nl
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Senior Lecturer in Older English Literature and Culture
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Middle English, late medieval English politics and literature, manuscript studies, palaeograpy and codicology
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a.a.douma rug.nl
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Programme coordinator GSH and PhD student
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Shakespeare; English Drama; Mediating: Translation and correction; Language Acquisition; History of English
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Student advisor, Lecturer English
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- Twentieth-century English literature
- Contemporary Ukrainian literature
- Memory Studies
- Language pedagogy
- Contemporary Ukrainian literature
- Memory Studies
- Language pedagogy
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y.kazanova rug.nl
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Internationalisation: International Strategy & Relations.
Qualitative communication support for written and spoken English.
University-wide Language and Culture Policy. Inclusion.
ENLIGHT.
Qualitative communication support for written and spoken English.
University-wide Language and Culture Policy. Inclusion.
ENLIGHT.
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g.e.muda rug.nl
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Project Manager Language and Culture Policy / English Teacher and Coach
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Old English language and literature; Middle English language and literature; Old Norse language and literature; early Irish literature
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k.e.e.olsen rug.nl
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Assistant Professor
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