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Dept. of Culture and Identity ~ Roskilde University ~
Universitetsvej 1 ~ Postboks 260 ~ 4000 Roskilde ~
Denmark
PERSONALIA
EDUCATIONAL
BACKGROUND
PhD
thesis: The
Fragment: Towards a History and Poetics of a Performative Genre
Thesis supervisor: Lars Ole Sauerberg, University of Southern
Denmark.
Thesis committee: Torben Ditlevsen, Aalborg University; Charles Lock,
University of
Copenhagen; Roy Sellars, University of Southern Denmark
MA thesis:
The
Art
of Theorizing as Mediated by Epigraphs
GRANTS
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Various research and
conference grants from the Obel Foundation, Aalborg (4000
euros) 2003-2006
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First book publication grant.
UBVA (Udvalget til Beskyttelse af Videnskabeligt Arbejde)
(9100 DKR) 2006
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Post-doctoral
research; GRICES/DRC
post-doctoral
grant:
The
Theory of Wit & the Wit of Theory: The Use of Aphorisms in Literary
Theory and Philosophy
Faculdade
De
Letras
da
Universidade de Lisboa, Centro de Estudos Comparatistas, 2003
LANGUAGES
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Romanian (native speaker)
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Danish
(near native fluency)
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English
(near native fluency)
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Italian
(speak, read, write)
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French
(speak, read, write)
TEACHING POSITIONS
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Roskilde University,
Associate Professor, Department of Culture and Identity,
(permanent/tenure position) 2007-current
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Aalborg
University,
Associate
Professor (one-year appointment),
Department
of Languages, Culture and Aesthetics, 2005-2006
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Aalborg
University, Lecturer,
Department of Languages and Intercultural Studies, 2002-2005
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University
of
Southern
Denmark, PhD student; research related courses (Fragmentary Signatures:
Baroque Manifestations in Postmodern Literature) and MA thesis
supervision, 1999-2002
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Aalborg
University;
teaching assistant – English Department; courses (Contemporary Canadian
Ironies), paper and project supervision, 1998-1999
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Vesthimmerlands
Gymnasium (high school); substitute teacher in English 1998
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Danish
Language
School
for Foreigners; teaching volunteer in English and Danish, 1995-1997
FACULTY EXCHANGES
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Brenau
University, 1-16 October
2003. Exchange program featuring teaching, lecturing, and class
presentations (classes on "Nation and Nationalism", and
"Postmodernism";
presentation at the International Education Committee; presentation at
the Center for Teaching Excellence)
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Oulu University,
25 April - 1 May 2005. Exchange program involving teaching an
introduction to literary theory course.
RESEARCH
INTERESTS & PERSONAL PURSUITS
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Literary
theory and criticism, both
its history, spanning from the German Romantics to postmodern
discourses, and its current manifestations in continental philosophy
and American post-structuralism
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Cultural
theory - more specifically
culture expressed through fashion and its manifestations in literary
genres such as Chick Lit., and
culture that charts geographies of belonging - I have recently edited two volumes for the Cultural Text Studies
series published by Aalborg University Press (CTS1: An Introduction;
CTS2: Transatlantic (both appeared at the end
of 2005)).
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Film and Media Studies; film theory (see my
Between Gazes book)
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Generic
aspects of literary
concepts, such as the fragment, the aphorism, the epitaph, and the
epigraph, and my teaching and writing covers related areas such as the
essay (both philosophical and literary), and the prose poem. In this
line of research and teaching I mostly draw on contemporary Anglophone
texts
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Comparative
literature and the
borderlands between literature, philosophy, art history, and religion
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I have just
finalized a monograph on
Lynn Emanuel's poetry,
as well as working on a book manuscript,
In cite: Epistemologies of Creative Writing.
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In my pastime
I read math books, esp. mathematical analysis (set theory,
group theory, and number theory), I write prose poems that
combine literary imagination with scholarship, and I paint.
RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
Università
degli
Studi di Siena, 2002: European
School
for
Comparative Studies SYNAPSIS 2002 - "Encounters"
Columbia
University,
New York, 2001: Visiting
scholar
at
French Dept., (at the invitation of prof. Michael
Riffaterre, Sept - Dec.)
New
York
University,
2001: Seminars and
personal supervision with prof. Avital Ronell and Jacques Derrida
Aarhus
University,
Denmark, 2000: PhD
seminar on Narrative,
Literature, Media with project: Narrative in a Nutshell: the
epigrammatic writing of Marcel Bénabou
Columbia
University,
NY, 2000: Visiting
scholar
at
French Dept., (at the invitation of prof. Michael
Riffaterre, Sept.-Dec.); seminars and supervision with prof. Gayatri Spivak,
Andreas Huyssen, Arthur Danto, and Isaac Levi
New
York
University,
2000: Seminars and
personal
supervision with prof. Avital Ronell and Jacques Derrida
Williams
College,
Williamstown, 2000: Seminars and
personal
supervision with prof. Mark C. Taylor
Nordic
PhD
seminar
in
Aesthetics, Oslo, 2000: Seminar on Aesthetic
Experience and Interpretation, Lysebu-Oslo, with project: Wit as
Final Aesthetic Imperative – the fragmentary and the incomplete
in Schlegel, Blanchot, and Jabès
Annual
PhD
seminar
in
Comparative Literature, Sandbjerg, 2000: Seminar
on Literary
Method and Analysis, with project: Fragments
GUEST LECTURES AND INVITED PRESENTATIONS
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University of Birmingham.
A
British Beat Poetry Evening Reading: Featuring Ian
McMillan, David Tipton, Dick McBride, Jim Burns and Camelia
Elias. Intro. by John Lucas. Reading prose poems from
Eight Senses Plus Two (2008) and the forthcoming
collection of prose poems about different types of
epistemologies In Cite. January 21, 2009
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Babes-Bolyai University,
Cluj-Napoca, Faculty of Letters/English Program: "Exile
Writing, Translated Knowledge: Andrei Codrescu’s Road
Scholar". December 3, 2007
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Babes-Bolyai University,
Cluj-Napoca, Faculty of Letters/English Program: "Sesame
Undone: Negotiations of (Virtual) Space in Raymond
Federman’s first person narratives". December 5, 2007
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The Romanian Embassy in
Copenhagen. Colloquium: Romanian Intellectuals in Denmark:
"English and American Studies at Roskilde University".
November 2, 2007
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FUHU Conference Center/The
American Embassy in Copenhagen: The State of American
Studies in Denmark...and Beyond. Panel discussion with
paper: "American Studies at Roskilde University". October
31, 2007
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Dept. of Language and Culture:
Melodrama course. "Whose
Story, Whose Melodrama, Whose Mellowing?" September 20,
2007
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Dept. of Language and Culture:
"Passion through Fassion and Shopping for Forgiveness in
The Merchant of Venice". March 30, 2007
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8.Marts-gruppen: Feminister i Aalborg: Oplæg med debat:
"Hun
sagde... Han sagde... Og hun havde ret: Et manifest for
feministisk formalisme". Aalborg Studenterhus 8. marts
2007
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University of Aveiro. Invited
as keynote speaker. "Unbeginnings: The Fragment as a Round
Space". Colloque
on Forma Breve. September 29, 2006
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L'Université
de Rouen: Invited as plenary speaker.
Prose/Poetry - The
Prose Poem: Generic Dualities.
International conference organized by U
of Rouen and Paris X Nanterre on Dualité(s):
Dualities. November
4-5, 2005
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Helsinki
University, Renvall Institute: "Counter Frames: The Generic Crossroads
of the Prose Poem".
April 23, 2005
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Aalborg
University, English Dept.: "Expropriated
titles in Lynn Emanuel's Poetry of Impropriety". Guest Lecture Series
featuring the topic Untitled. Co-presenters
Bent Sørensen and Søren Hattesen Balle. Department
of Languages and Intercultural
Studies. February 7, 2005
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Brenau
University, Gainesville:
Integrations. November 17, 2004
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Aalborg
University, English Dept.: "Transmitting (to) Derrida. Guest Lecture
Series featuring the topic:
Five
Faces of Derrida.
Co-presenters Bent Sørensen,
Søren Hattesen Balle, Steen Christiansen.
Department
of Languages and Intercultural
Studies. October
18, 2004
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Aalborg
University,
English Dept.: "Road
Scholar" - A View of American
Culture from a Writer in Transit. Presentation and screening of
Andrei Codrescu's documentary on American Culture. October 4, 2004
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Aalborg
University, English Dept.:
Shoes, Culture, and
Interesting Identity. March
29, 2004
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University
of
Lisbon, Center for Comparative Studies:
A
Mile in Her Shoes: Culture Metamorphoses in Rebecca Miller's "Personal
Velocity". November 24, 2003
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University
of
Porto, Dept. of German Studies:
A
Mile in Her Shoes: Culture
Metamorphoses
in Rebecca Miller's "Personal Velocity". October 31, 2003
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Brenau
University,
Gainesville: Performing
Postmodern Epitaphs. October 2,
2003
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Brenau
University,
Gainesville: Strategic
Belonging: Learning another Language.
October 3, 2003
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Aalborg
University,
English Dept.: The Graveyard of
Genre: David Markson's Postmodern
Epitaphs. March, 2003
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VUC
Aalborg
(The
Aalborg Center for Adult Education):
I Trecentisti: Dante, Boccaccio, Petrarca.
September, 2003
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Aalborg
University,
Center for Aesthetics and Logic: The
Ekphrastic Plastic Fragment.
2000
CONFERENCES
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U of Torino, ESSE 10,
organizer of panel: "The
Missing Link in Academia: Creative Writing." August 24-28, 2010
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U of Oulu, NAES-FINSSE
2010: English in the North with paper: "My
Breath in Brackets: Beckett and Epistemologies of Creative Writing."
June 9-12, 2010
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U of Dublin, EAAS 2010
with paper: "Eccentricity
Galore." May 26-29, 2010
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U of Helsinki, Eagle
and Maple Leaf 13, with paper: "I
Love Myself: Economies of Love in Gertrude Stein," Renvall,
Helsinki, May 18-21, 2010
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U of Louisville,
The Louisville Conference on Literature & Culture since 1900,
with paper: "The
Quietude of Knowledge." 18-20 Feb, 2010
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Valetta, U of Malta,
conference on Style in Theory/Styling Theory with paper: "The
Nothing That Is: Epistemologies of Creative Writing." November
26-28, 2009
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U of Viterbo: 26th
IPSA Conference on Literature and Psychology with paper: "Gorgeous
Geography - Mirroring East is East." July 1-6, 2009
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U of Copenhagen: NAAS
2009 conference with paper: "Homo Religiosus goes Architectural."
May 28, 2009
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Birmingham University:
conference on Kerouac's On the Road: The Beats and the Post-Beats
with paper: "Can
I have it Now? - Untimely Kerouac." December 12, 2008
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University of Aarhus,
ESSE conference,
workshop leader (with Jukka Tiusanen) Film Studies: Fragmentary
Forms and Totalizing Narratives, with paper: "Carpe Diem
in Black and White: Jim Jarmusch's Broken Flowers." August
22-26, 2008
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University of
Helsinki, ISSEI conference
on Language and the Scientific Imagination. July 28-August 2,
2008
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25. International
Literature & Psychology
Conference, Lisbon, with paper: "Saving Solanas:
SCUM Manifesto and I Shot Andy Warhol". July 2-7, 2008
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High Culture, Low
Culture: Reprises, Recycling, and Recuperation, Strasbourg, with
paper: "Mellow Mélange: Marge and Blanche". November 23-24, 2007
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24. International Literature & Psychology
Conference, Belgrade, with paper: "Between Gazes: Zizek
and the Politics of Articulation". July 4-9, 2007
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NAAS 2007: American Bodies, American Violence, Tampere, Finland
with paper: "'The Body Prefers Not To': Ethereal Immortality in
Melville and Acker. May 24-26, 2007
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University of Aveiro, Portugal. Colloque: Forma
Breve. Invited as keynote speaker. "Unbeginnings:
The Fragment as a Round Space",
29 September 2006
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University
of Stirling,
UK:
Poetry and Politics with paper: "Dogs and Daggers: The
Aesthetics of Political Community in Lynn Emanuel’s Prose Poems",
July 13-16 2006
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Karlstad University:
Space Haunting Discourse
with paper: "San Francisco as a Road Scholar’s
Beginning and End", 15-18 June 2006
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University of Helsinki, Finland: Maple Leaf and Eagle
Conference on North American Studies: Communities and Connections
with paper
"Dogs and Daggers: The Aesthetics of Political Community in Lynn
Emanuel’s Prose Poems", 16-19 May 2006
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University of Cyprus, The EAAS Conference:
Conformism, Non-Conformism, Anti-Conformism with paper:
"Exquisite Crossings: Andrei Codrescu’s rules of Conventions",
7-10 April 2006
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University of Reims, France, colloque on
Plurality
of Interpretation with paper: "Orlando's Stake: Spectacles of
Interpretation in Sally Potter's Adaptation of Virginia Woolf",
10-11 March 2006
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L'Université
de Rouen. Invited as plenary speaker. "Prose/Poetry
- The
Prose Poem: Generic
Dualities".
International
conference/colloque
organized by U
of Rouen and Paris X Nanterre on
Dualité(s):
Dualities. November
4-5, 2005
draft
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University
of
Kent, Canterbury, a two-day conference on
Dream
Writing with paper
"Dreaming
Aphorisms". October 15-16, 2005
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University
of
Cordoba,
Literature and Psychology,
with paper:
"Portraits
in Pain: The Psychology of Inspiration in
Prose Poems by Lynn Emanuel", June
29 - July
3, 2005
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University of Kent,
Canterbury, a two-day conference on
Dream Writing with paper
"Dreaming Aphorisms". October 15-16, 2005
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University of Växjö,
Sweden:
The Nordic Association for American
Studies Conference, Poetics of Nonconformity, with
paper: Exquisite Crossings: Andrei Codrescu’s Rules of Conventions,
March 25-29, 2005
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Annual American Studies
Association Meeting - Atlanta 2004:
Crossroads
of Culture with paper:
"Counter
Frames: The Generic Crossroads of
the Prose Poem" 11-14 November 2004
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ESSE
7
Zaragoza Spain, with paper
Abstracting
Wit: Giorgio Agamben's Aphoristic Archive and Lynn Emanuel's Poetry of
Becoming 8-12 September
2004
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University of
Leeds,
UK: British
Comparative Literature
Association, 10th International Conference:
Invention - Literature
and Science
with paper:
Stumbling
unto Grace – Invention and the Poetics of Imagination in Hofstadter's
Gödel, Escher, Bach, 12-15
July 2004 (I've also chaired the session Crossing Genres)
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University of
Stirling,
UK:
Poetry and
Sexuality
with
paper:
Sexing
Up Genius: Tableau Instaurations in
Lynn Emanuel and Gertrude Stein 1-4
July, 2004
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University of
Karlstad,
Sweden:
Memory,
Haunting, Discourse with
paper:
H(a)unting
Potentialities: Federman
Frenzies 17-20 June 2004
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University of
Timisoara, Romania: 14th
Conference on American and British
Studies, joint presentation with Bent Sorensen
Lexical
Fragments and Romanian Echoes in
T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land May 13-15, 2004
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Aarhus
University,
Denmark:
Ninth Nordic
Conference
for English Studies
with paper:
Closet
Fictions: Raymond Federman and
Cynthia Ozick 27-29 May 2004
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Lorand Eotvos
University, Budapest:
Shakespeare
and Philosophy in a Multicultural World with paper:
From
Act to Fact:
Epitaphic Truth in Titus
Andronicus and Heraclitus
17-20 March
2004
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University of
Louisville, Kentucky:
20th
Century Literature Conference with paper:
Theory
as Literature
and Literature as
Theory: The Emblematic Fragments of Avital Ronell and Nicole Brossard in
workshop Picture
and
Narrative, 26-28
February 2004
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Aalborg
University:
Complexity
with
paper:
Fill
the Shoes and
Walk the Field
in workshop: Dynamic Concepts in
Literature and Aesthetics: Text and Reader, January 22-25, 2004 (I've also chaired
the session Dynamic Concepts in
Literature and Aesthetics)
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Norwegian
University of Science and Technology, Trondheim:
America in the World:
Exploring Transnational Dimensions of Life and Culture an the US 6-9
August
2003, with
paper: Schmucks: The First
Person Plural
in Raymond Federman's Fiction
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Columbia
University, New York, Graduate student conference:
The
Pen as Sword with
paper:
Louis
Aragon and the
Redundant Potential March
25, 2002
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University
of Southern Denmark, Kolding:
Glossing
Glas joint transcription with Bent
Sorensen of the final session with Jacques Derrida, 24-26 May 2001
-
Helsinki
English Studies Conference (ESSE 5-2000) with paper:
Fragments:
The Promise of
Fulfilment in
workshop:
Postmodernism,
the Baroque, and the Study of Fiction in Print
August 2000
PUBLICATIONS
BOOKS
WORKING ON
EDITED VOLUMES
ARTICLES
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"There
is a Text in 'The Balloon': Donald Barthelme's Allegorical Flights."
Marvellous Fantasy. Ed. Jørgen Riber Christensen. Aalborg:
Aalborg University Press, 2009. pp. 125-143. (ISBN: 978-87-7307-962-1)
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"Densiture" (7 pp.): Introduction to E.M.
Cioran's The Book of Delusions of which I've translated the whole
of chapter 5 - (first time translation) (40 pp.). Hyperion: On the
Future of Aesthetics. Vol./Bind: 4. Nr.: 2. December 2009
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"Take it, Leave it, Fold
it: Playing with Raymond Federman."
Federman Frenzy: the 'cult' in culture, the 'me' in memory, the 'he' in
history - encounters with Raymond Federman.
Camelia Elias, ed. Aalborg University: Department of
Language and Culture, 2008, 5-9 pp. (Research News 1, ISSN: 1902-9543)
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"Sesame Undone:
Negotiations of Virtual Space in Federman's blog [the laugh that laughs
at the laugh].
Federman Frenzy: the 'cult' in culture, the 'me' in memory, the 'he' in
history - encounters with Raymond Federman.
Camelia Elias, ed. Aalborg University: Department of
Language and Culture, 2008, 45-66 pp. (Research News 1, ISSN: 1902-9543)
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"Epilog[ical] Encounters"
(written with Raymond Federman).
Federman Frenzy: the 'cult' in culture, the 'me' in memory, the 'he' in
history - encounters with Raymond Federman.
Camelia Elias, ed. Aalborg University: Department of
Language and Culture, 2008, 67-81 pp. (Research News 1, ISSN: 1902-9543)
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"The
Body 'Prefers Not to': Nietzsche on Ethereal Run in Melville and Acker".
Hyperion: On the Future of Aesthetics. Vol. II. Nr. 3. 2007. New
York: The Nietzsche Circle, pp. 1-17
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"Prose/Poetry
- The
Prose Poem: Generic
Dualities".
Bulletin de la Société de Stylistique Anglaise.
Dualité(s)/Dualities.
CREA: Paris X - Nanterre. 2007,
pp. 81-94 (ISSN:
0240-4273)
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"Dreaming
Aphorisms".
Cercles:
Interdisciplinary
Journal of Anglophone Literature -
Occasional Papers
Series
(2007)
Nr.9.
Ed. Mireille
Quivy
and Philippe Romanski. September
2007, pp. 103-109 (ISSN: 1292-8968)
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"On the Influence of
Ovid" (with Bent Sørensen). Bloom's Guides. T.S. Eliot's The
Waste Land. (1 udg.). New York: Bloom's Literary Criticism. An Imprint
of Infobase Publishing, 2007 (This is a second reprint of the article "T.S
Eliot's: The Waste Land" in The Explicator, 2004) (ISBN:
978-0-7910-9361-0, 0-7910-9361-1)
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"Unbeginnings: The Fragment as a Round
Space". Forma Breve 4: O Fragmento. Ed. António Manuel Ferreira.
Aveiro: Universidade de Aveiro, Centro de Linguas e Culturas. 2006
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"Stumbling
unto Grace – Invention and the Poetics of Imagination in Hofstadter's
Gödel,
Escher, Bach".
Janus
Head: Interdisciplinary Journal of Continental Philosophy, Literature,
Phenomenological Psychology, and Art. Summer/Fall 9.1, 2006 pp. 63-72
"Portraits in
Pain: the Psychology of Inspiration in Lynn Emanuel's poems". Proceedings
of the 22nd International Literature and Psychology Conference.
January 2006. Ed. Jonathan Goodwin. Córdoba, Spain
"A Mile in
her
Shoes:
Culture Metamorphoses in Rebecca Miller's
Personal Velocity".
Cultural Text Studies
1: An Introduction. Eds. Camelia Elias & Bent Sørensen. Aalborg: Aalborg University
Press. 2005
"Introduction".
Transatlantic
- Cultural Text Studies.
(w/Andrea Birch). Aalborg: Aalborg University Press. 2006 pp. 5-17
"Transatlantic: New
Perspectives" (w/Bent Sørensen). Aalborg: Aalborg
University Press. 2006 pp. 19-20
"Passage-way to Culture
and Writing - Literature of Transit: Codrescu, Federman, Hoffman,
Simic".
Transatlantic
- Cultural Text Studies.
Co-ed. with Andrea Birch. Aalborg: Aalborg UniversityS Press. 2006 pp.
55-77
“Some remarks on
lexical fragments and Romanian echoes in T.S. Eliot’s The
Waste Land”. (co-authored with Bent Sørensen). Caiet
de Semiotica 16. Eds. Mirela Porchin and Nadia Oprocea.
Timisoara: Editura Universitatii de Vest. 2005 pp. 129-136
"Clowns
of Potentiality: Repetition and Resolution in Gertrude Stein and Emile
Cioran". Cercles: Interdisciplinary
Journal of Anglo-American Literature. Nr. 14.
Style in the Making. Ed. Mireille
Quivy
and Philippe Romanski. October 2005
"Framing
the
Fragment:
Epigraphic Writing in Gordon Lish and Jacques Derrida".
Angles on Derrida - Jacques Derrida and
Anglophone Literature. The Oxford
Literary Review. Vol 25. Eds.
Thomas
Dutoit and Philippe
Romanski. 2005
"Expropriated
titles in Lynn Emanuel's Poetry of Impropriety".
Untitled. Ed. Camelia Elias.
Arbejdspapirer Nr. 37. Department
of Languages and Intercultural
Studies. Aalborg University 2005
"The
Graveyard of Genre: David Markson's Postmodern Epitaphs".
Reconstruction.
Studies in Contemporary
Culture. Ed. Davin Heckman
and Matthew Wolf-Meyer. Winter 2004/2005.
Vol 5.1
"Transmitting
(to) Derrida". Five Faces of Derrida. Arbejdspapirer Nr. 35. Ed. Bent
Sørensen. Department of
Languages and Intercultural Studies. Aalborg University 2005
"Redundant
Pens and Stupid Writing".
Cercles: Interdisciplinary
Journal of Anglophone Literature -
Occasional Papers
Series (2005) Nr.1. Ed. Mireille Quivy
and Philippe Romanski.
January
2005
"Aforismi e
potenzialità: incontri". Incontri
- Atti della Scuola Europea di Studi Comparati. Quaderni di
Synapsis III a cura di Orsetta Innocenti. Cartografie
dell'Immaginario. Saggi di letterature Comparate. Collana diretta da
Remo Ceserani. Firenze: Le Monnier 2004
"Closet
Fictions:
Cynthia Ozick and Raymond Federman".
Conference Proceedings. Aarhus: University of Aarhus (CD-ROM) 2004"
"Eliot's
The
Waste Land" (w/ Bent
Sorensen). The Explicator.
Heldref Publications Washington DC. Vol. 62. Nr. 2. Winter 2004
"Truth in
the
Margin,
or Bloom's Idiosyncratic Reader".
Respiro - Fast Forward Culture.
Issue 11. Ed. Paul Doru Mugur. New York. June 2003
"Ten Theses
on the
Fragment". Respiro -
Fast-Forward Culture. Issue 10.
Ed.
Paul Doru Mugur. New York. March 2003
"Fragmentary
Epigrams:
Marcel Bénabou's Authorial
Mise-en-Scène".
Literary
Research - Recherche Littéraire. Journal of the
International Comparative Literature Association. Vol. 19 nos. 37-38.
Ed. Calin-Andrei Mihailescu. University of Western Ontario. 2002. pp.
183-201
"Narrative
in
a
Nutshell: Epigrammatic Fragmentary Writing".
From Homer to
Hypertext: Studies in Narrative, Literature, Media. Ed. Anders
Klinkby Madsen and Hans Balling. Odense: University Press of Southern
Denmark. 2002. pp. 153-165
"Wit as
Final
Aesthetic
Imperative: the fragmentary and the incomplete in Schlegel, Blanchot,
and Jabès". Aesthetic
Experience and Interpretation.
Uppsala: The Nordic Journal of Aesthetics (Nordisk Estetisk Tidskrift).
Ed.
Lars-Olof Åhlberg. Nr. 24. 2001. pp. 33-46
"Ekphrastic
Plastic
Fragments: Mark C. Taylor In and Out of Context".
Journal for
Cultural and Religious Theory.
Ed. Carl Raschke. April 2001
"6
Epigraphs
in
Search
of a Text". The Practice of
Theory. theory@buffalo 5. Ed.
Stacey Herbert. Buffalo, NY: State University of New York Press. 1999.
pp. 28-57
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