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GISELA BRINKER-GABLER

Curriculum Vitae

2018

DEGREES

Dr. phil., German, Philosophy, Education––University of Cologne (Germany)

Summa cum laude

Philologische Staatsprüfung (MA equivalent), German, Philosophy

University of Cologne (Germany)

ACADEMIC POSITIONS

Professor of Comparative Literature, Binghamton University (SUNY), 1993-

Visiting Associate Professor, Comparative Literature, Binghamton University (SUNY)

1989-1993

Lecturer, Dep. of German, University of Cologne (Germany), 1983-1988

Lecturer, Dep. of Comparative Literature, University of Essen, 1976-1983

Assistant Professor (tenure track), Dep. of German, University of Florida, 1974-1975

VISITING APPOINTMENTS

Ida Cordella Beam Distinguished Visiting Professor

Spring 2002, University of Iowa,

Käthe-Leichter-Professor for Gender and Women’s Studies,

(endowed chair, Austrian Government) University of Vienna, Austria, 1999/2000)

Distinguished Visiting Scholar (NEH)

Spring 1991, University of Minnesota, Morris

EDITORIAL POSITION

Series Editor, “Die Frau in der Gesellschaft.” Fischer Verlag, Frankfurt a.M.(Germany)

1978-1986

PROFESSIONAL NETWORKS: ACADEMIA. EDU, LINKED.IN, RESEARCH GATE

BIOGRAPHICAL ENTRIES: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gisela_Brinker-Gabler;

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Dichterinnen; Wer ist Wer? Das Deutsche Who’s Who, 2013f

(Schmid Römhild, Lübeck [German]; Outstanding Intellectuals of the 21st Century, 2013f (International

Biographical Centre, Cambridge, [England]); World Who’s Who of Women, 2012f (International Biographical

Center, Cambridge, [England]); Kürschner’s Gelehrtenkalender, 2013f (Walter de Gruyter, Berlin [Germany]),

Cambridge Who Is Who’s Executive and Professional Registry. Honors Edition, 2008 (Cambridge, [England]).

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HONORS, GRANTS, AND FELLOWSHIPS

Keynote Speaker, Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of University Teachers of German

(CAUTG), University of Toronto, Canada, 2017

Career Champion, Binghamton University, Fleishman Center for Career and Professional

Development,

2016

SOPHIE, the digital library of works by German-speaking women, has named their poetry

collection “The Brinker-Gabler Poetry Collection” [“The Sophie Poetry Collection is dedicated

to Dr. Gisela Brinker-Gabler, in honor of her pioneering work in the field of German-speaking

Women's Literature, and in appreciation for her generous contributions to the Sophie Digital

Library”] http://sophie.byu.edu/works_collections_poetry

Honoree Lifelong Member, Modern Language Association, 2014ff

Chair, Committee Member, Scaglione Prize for German Studies, MLA (Modern Language

Association), 2012-14

Fellow, Institute for the Advanced Studies in the Humanities (IASH), Binghamton

University (SUNY), fall 2010

Invited, inclusion in 2000 Intellectuals of the 21th Century, Cambridge Biographical

Center, Cambridge, UK, 2008

Invited Member, Cambridge Who Is Who’s Executive and Professional Registry, 2006

Invited Member, Professional Women’s Advisory Board, The American Biographical Institute, 2006

Founding Listee of the IBC (International Biographical Centre), Cambridge, England, “Leading

Educators of the World”, 2006

Appointed Member, Editorial Board of SUNY Press (State University of New York Press, Albany,

New

York), 2005-2008

Workshop-Series Grant “Modernity and Identity”

Dean of Harpur College, Binghamton University, 1998

Keynote Speaker, Annual German Graduate Student Conference,

University of Berkeley, CA, 1998

Conference Grant "Ingeborg Bachmann Symposium”

DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service), New York, 1996

Conference Grant "Ingeborg Bachmann Symposium”

Austrian Culture Institute, New York, 1996

Chair, Executive Committee MLA, Division for Nineteenth and Early Twentieth

Century German Literature, 1997

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Member, Executive Committee MLA, Division for Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century German

Literature, 1995-98

Honorary Appointment, Research Board of Advisors, The American Bibliographical Advisory

Board, 1993

Offer, Associate Professor with Tenure, McGill University, Montreal, Canada (declined), 1993

Invited Annual Guest-speaker, Annual Convention of the Canadian Association of Teachers

of German, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, 1992

Conference Grant "The Question of the Other"

John Kade Foundation, New York, 1991

Conference Grant “The Question of the Other”

DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service), New York, 1991

Research Fellowship, German Research Society (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft), 1986-1988

Research Grant, Ministry of Science and Research of the State of Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf,

1985-86

Research Grant, Ministry of Science and Research of the State of Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf,

1983-85

Invited Guest Speaker, German-Netherland-Society

Lecture Tour (Amsterdam, Den Haag, Utrecht, Nijmegen), 1984

PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS

1. Deutsche Dichterinnen vom 16. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart. Gedichte und

Lebensläufe. Ed. with introduction. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag. Fourth

edition: 1991; more than 40.000 copies sold.

Reprint: www.sophie.byu.edu/literature/brinker/sammelliste.htm

2. Poetisch-wissenschaftliche Mittelalter-Rezeption. Ludwig Tiecks Erneuerung

altdeutscher Literatur. Göppingen: Kümmerle Verlag, 1980. 299 pp.

3. (Ed.) Zur Psychologie der Frau. Frühe Texte von Lou Andreas-Salomé,

Hedwig Dohm, Isolde Kurz, Rosa Mayreder et. al. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag,

1978. 362 pp. [Introduction to texts and authors 32 pp.]

4. (Ed.) Frauenarbeit und Beruf. Frühe Texte von Lily Braun, Clara

Zetkin, Ricarda Huch, Alice Salomon et. al. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, 1979.

455 pp. [Introduction to texts and authors 42 pp.]

5. (Ed.) Fanny Lewald: Meine Lebensgeschichte, Frankfurt: Fischer

Taschenbuch Verlag, 1980. 296 pp. [Introdution 20 pp.] – New print and online edition,

2015

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6. (Ed.) Frauen gegen den Krieg. Frühe Texte von Olive Schreiner, Selma

Lagerlöf, Rosa Luxemburg, Claire Goll et. al. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag,

1980. 340 pp. [Introduction to texts and authors 45 pp.] – new print and online edition, 2015

7. (Ed.) Toni Sender: Autobiographie einer deutschen Rebellin. Frankfurt:

Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, 1981. 323 pp. [Introduction 18 pp.] – new print and online ed.

2015

8. (Ed.) Kämpferin für den Frieden: Bertha von Suttner. Frankfurt: Fischer

Taschenbuch Verlag, 1983. 216 pp. [Introduction 20 pp.]

9. Lexikon deutschsprachiger Schriftstellerinnen: 1800 - 1945. Munich:

Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag, 1986 (with K. Ludwig and A. Wöffen). 364 pp.

10. (Ed.) Deutsche Literatur von Frauen. Vol.1: Vom Mittelalter bis zum

Ende des 18. Jahrhundert. Munich: C.H. Beck Verlag, 1988. 558 pp. Intr. 25pp.

11. (Ed.) Deutsche Literatur von Frauen. Vol.2: Vom 19. Jahrhundert bis zur

Gegenwart. München: C.H. Beck Verlag, 1988. 584 pp.

12. (Ed.) Encountering the Other(s). Studies in Literature, History and

Culture. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1995. 416pp.

13. (Ed.) Writing New Identities: Nation, Gender and Multiculturalism in

Contemporary Europe. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1997 (together with

Sidonie A. Smith)

14. (Ed.) “If We Had the Word.” Ingeborg Bachmann: Views and

Reviews. Riverside, CA: Ariadne Press, 2004 (together with Markus Zisselsberger)

15. Deutsche Dichterinnen vom 16. Jahrhundert bis Heute. New

revised and extended edition. Cologne: Anaconda Verlag, 2007

16. Image in Outline. Reading Lou Andreas-Salomé. London, New York:

Continuum, 2012. Paperback edition, 2014

Reviews: Agatha Schwartz, The German Quarterly, vol. 86, No. 4

(Fall 2013) pp. 493-95; R.C. Conard, Choice: Current Reviews for Academic

Libraries, vol. 50, No. 7 (March 2013) pp 1248; Muriel Cormican, Monatshefte,

vol. 106, No.3 (fall 2014) pp.518-20; Laura Deiulio, German Studies Review, vol.

38, No. 2 (May 2015) pp. 423-25

Translations: Into Croatian Language, 2016 https://www.knjizara-dominovic.hr/Artikl/OBRIS-SLIKE-citajuci-Lou-Andreas-Salome.html?q=cGdcOTQscHJcNzA5MjA%3d

Into German: Könighausen & Neuman, fall 2018

Edited Books In My Initiated Series "Die Frau in der Gesellschaft - Frühe Texte und Lebensgeschichten",

Fischer Verlag, Frankfurt/Main (Germany)

1 Frau und Musik. Ed. Eva Rieger. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag 1980 (Die Frau in der Gesellschaft

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- Frühe Texte)

2 Frau und Sport. Ed. Gertrud Pfister. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, 1980 (Die Frau in der

Gesellschaft - Frühe Texte)

3 Frauenemanzipation und Sozialdemokratie. Ed. Heinz Niggemann. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch

Verlag, 1981 (Die Frau in der Gesellschaft - Frühe Texte)

4 Frau und Gewerkschaft. Ed. Gisela Losseff-Tillmanns. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, 1982 (Die

Frau in der Gesellschaft - Frühe Texte)

5 Frau und Religion. Gotteserfahrungen im Patriarchat. Ed. Elisabeth Moltmann-Wendel. Frankfurt:

Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, 1984 (Die Frau in der Gesellschaft - Frühe Texte).

6 Frauen und Sexualmoral. Ed. Marielouise Janssen-Jurreit. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, 1986

(Die Frau in der Gesellschaft -Frühe Texte)

7 Mathilde Franziska Anneke in Selbstzeugnissen und Dokumenten. Autor: Maria Wagner. Frankfurt:

Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag , 1980 (Die Frau in der Gesellschaft - Lebensgeschichten)

8 Rahel Sanzara. Eine Biographie. Autor: Diana Orendi-Hinze. Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, 1981

(Die Frau in der Gesellschaft - Lebensgeschichten)

9 Eine stumme Generation berichtet. Frauen der 30er und 40er Jahre. Ed. Gisela Dischner. Frankfurt:

Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag, 1982 (Die Frau in der Gesellschaft - Lebensgeschichten)

10 Die Anfänge der deutschen Frauenbewegung: Louise Otto-Peters. Autor: Ruth Ellen Boettcher Joeres.

Frankfurt: Fischer Taschenbuch, 1982 (Die Frau in der Gesellschaft - Lebensgeschichten)

11 Für die Selbstverwirklichung der Frau: Louise Aston. Ed. Germaine Goetzinger. Frankfurt: Fischer

Taschenbuch Verlag, 1983 (Die Frau in der Gesellschaft - Lebensgeschichten)

BOOKS IN PROGRESS

1. Ed. The Many Voices of Europe. Mobility and Migration in Contemporary

Europe (with Nicole Shea)

2. Ed. Reader of Lou Andreas-Salomé’s writings (Key essays and literary texts

in translation)

3. Bild im Umriss: Lou Andreas-Salomé (German translation of “Image in

Outline”)

4. German Women Intellectuals. From the 19th to the 21th Century

ARTICLES AND BOOK CHAPTERS

1. Tieck und Johann Georg Zimmer. Ein Beitrag zum Heldenbuch-Projekt. In: Jahrbuch des Freien

Deutschen Hochstifts 1974, Tübingen 1975, 235-44

2. Die Schriftstellerin in der deutschen Literaturwissenschaft. Aspekte ihrer

Rezeption von 1835 bis 1910. In: Die Unterrichtspraxis IX (1976) 1, 15-28

3. Tieck und die Wissenschaft. In: Jahrbuch des Freien Deutschen Hochstift, Tübingen 1976, 168-77.

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4. "lch weiss nicht, ob mich einer versteht, Leute." Funktions- und Wirkungspotential von

Teenagersprache und Werther-Zitat in Ulrich Plenszdorfs Die neuen Leiden des jungen W.

In: Literatur in Wissenschaft und Unterricht 11(1978) 2, 80-92

5. Das weibliche Ich. Überlegungen zur Analyse von Werken weiblicher Autoren mit einem Beispiel aus

dem

18. ]ahrhundert. In: Die Frau als Heldin und Autorin. Neue Kritische Ansätze zur deutschen

Literatur.. Ed. Wolfgang Paulsen. Bern 1979, 55-65

6. Wissenschaftlich-poetische Mittelalter-Rezeption in der Romantik. In: Romantik. Ein

literaturwissenschaftliches Studienbuch. Ed. Ernst Ribbat. Königstein, Ts. 1979, 80-97

7. Mathilde Franziska Annekes "Deutsche Frauen-Zeitung," 1852. In: Emma, August 1979, 14-19

8. Fanny Lewald. In: Frauen: Porträts aus zwei Jahrhunderten. Ed. Hans-Jürgen Schultz.

Stuttgart 1981,

72-86

9. Frauen und Literatur. In: Wir Frauen '81. Köln 1981, 14-17

10. Hedwig, Mathilde und alle anderen. Historische Frauen. In: Emma, September 1981, 50-51

11. Die Frau in der Gesellschaft. In: Informationen für die Frau, April 1981, 7-8

12. "Die Waffen nieder!" Bertha von Suttner und die Anfänge der Friedensbewegung. In:

Siiddeutsche Zeitung, September 1982, Nr. 221, 112

13. "Wir leben im Rüstungskrieg" - Bertha von Suttner und die Anfänge der Friedensbewegung. In: Frauen

und Wissenschaft. Ring-Vorlesung: Universität Köln, WS 1982/83. Köln 1983, 146-59

14. Frauenemanzipation im deutschen Kaiserreich. In: Die deutsche Frauenbewegung. Die soziale Rolle

der

Frau im 19. Jahrhundert und die Emanzipationsbewegung in Deutschland. Ed. Ingeborg

Drewitz. Bonn 1983, 53-84 (published in German, English, French and Spanish editions)

15. Frauenliteratur ist Artikulation des Ungesagten. In: Buchreport v. 8. Mai 1984, Nr.l0

16. Die Frau ohne Eigenschaften - Hedwig Dohms Roman Christa Ruland. In: Feministische Studien 3

(1984) 1, 104-13

17. Selbständigkeit und/oder Liebe: Über die Entwicklung eines "Frauenproblems" in der Literatur

aus dem

Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts. In: Frauen sehen ihre Zeit, Mainz 1984, 41-53

18. Grenzgängerin zwischen alter und neuer Welt: Bertha von Suttner. Nachwort in: M. Wintersteiner,

Bertha von Suttner, Mühlacker 1984, 255-61

19. Der leere Spiegel. Franziska Gräfin zu Reventlows "Ellen Olestjerne". Nachwort in: Franziska Gräfin

Reventlow, Ellen Olestierne, Frankfurt 1985, S. 239-255

20. Feminismus und Modeme: Brennpunkt 1900. In: Kontroversen. Alte und neue. Akten des VII.

Intemationalen Germanisten-Kongresses. Göttingen 1985, Bd. Tübingen 1986, 228-34

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21. Feministische Literatuturwissenschaft. Universität Hamburg 1986. Diskussionsbeitrag. In: Frauen

in der Literaturwissenschaft. Nrs. 10-11, 1986

22. Feministische Literaturwissenschaft. Universität Köln. Report. In: Frauen in der

Literaturwissenschaft, Nr. 13, 1987

23. Ansätze und Modelle zur Erforschung des Beitrags von Frauen zur Literatur. In:

Germanistik und Deutscbunterricbt im Zeitalter der Technologie.

Selbstbestimmung und Anpassungen. Vorträge des Germanistentages Berlin

1987. Bd. 1. Ed. Norbert Oellers. Tübingen 1988, 339-51

24. Frauen schreiben. Überlegungen zu einer ausgewählten Exploration literarischer Praxis. In:

Deutscbe Literatur von Frauen. Ed. G.B.-G. Bd. l: Vom Mittelalter bis zum Ende des 18.

Jahrhundert. München 1988, 11-36

25. Perspektiven des Übergangs. Weibliches Bewusstsein und frühe Moderne. In: Deutscbe Literatur

von Frauen. Ed. G.B.-G. Bd. 2: Vom 19. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart. München 1988, 169-205

26. Gespräch in Marly. In: Der Aquädukt. 1763-1988. München 1988

27. Selbständigkeit oder Liebe? Frauen sehen ihre Zeit. In: Thusnelda Kühl. Die

Dichterin der Marschen. Ed. Arno Bamme. München: Profil Verlag 1992, 89-108.

28. Mit Wechselndem Schlüssel. Annäherungen an Nelly Sachs’ Gedicht “In der

Fremde.” Zum 100. Geburtstag der Dichterin. German Quarterly 65.1 (Winter 1992)

29. Alterity - Marginality - Difference. On Inventing Spaces for Women. In: Women in German

Yearbook, No.8. University of Nebraska Press, 1993

30. Andere Begegnung: Begegnung mit dem/n Anderen zwischen Aneignung und

Enteignung. Seminar. A Journal of Germanic Studies, 29:2 (May 1993) 95-105.

31. Die Spur des Anderen. B. Travens mexikanischer Roman Die Baumwollpflücker im Licht

philosophischer, ethnologischer und postkolonialer Zugangsweisen zum Anderen. In: Germany

and the "New World." Cultural Exchanges with Latin America and the Caribbean. Ed.

Sigrid Bauschinger und Susan Cocalis. Bern: Francke Verlag 1994, 85-96.

32. Borderlands: Überlegungen zu einer Neukonzeption der Nation von den Rändern. In: Der

weibliche multikulturelle Blick. Ergebnisse eines Symposiums. Ed. Hannelore Scholz und

Britta Baume. Berlin: trafo verlag, Dr. Weist 1995

33. Metamorphosen des Subjekts. In: Autobiographien von Frauen. Ed. Magdalene

Heuser. Stuttgart: Niemeyer Verlag, 1996. 393-404.

34. Exile,Immigrant,Re/United: On Writing (East)Postunification Identity. In: Writing

New Identities Woman, Nation and Immigration in Contemporary Europe. Ed. Gisela Brinker-

Gabler and Sidonie Smith. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1997, 264-292.

35. Gender Nation and Immigration in the New Europe. Introduction. In: Writing New Identities.

Gender Nation and Immigration in Contemporary Europe. Ed. Gisela Brinker-Gabler and

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Sidonie Smith. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1997: 1-27 (together with Sidonie

Smith).

36. Vom nationalen Kanon zur postnationalen Konstellation. In: Kanon Macht Kultur. Ed. Renate von

Heydebrand. Stuttgart: Verlag J.B. Metzler, 1998, 78-96.

37. Moderne und Geschlecht. In: Identität (en) der Moderne. Hg. Von Alice Bolterauer

und Dietmar Goltschnigg. Wien: Passagen Verlag 1999 (=Studien zur Moderne 6)

38. The Primitive and the Modern: Gottfried Benn and Else Lasker-Schüler. In: Else Lasker-Schüler.

Ansichten und Perspektiven. Views and Reviews. Hrsg. v. Ernst Schürer and Sonja Hedgepeth.

Tübingen, Basel: Francke Verlag 1999, 45-56.

39 Weiblichkeit und Frühe Moderne. In: Naturalismus, Fin de Siecle, Expressionismus (1980-1918).

Hrsg. v. Gotthart Mix. Munich: Hanser Verlag 2000 (Hansers Sozialgeschichte der deutschen

Literatur, Bd. 7)

40. The Primitive and the Modern: Gottfried Benn and Else Lasker-Schüler.

In: German Women and Fascism. Ed. by Elke Frederiksen and Martha Wallach. Albany: SUNY

Press 2000

41. Renaming the Human: Andreas-Salome’s “Becoming Woman”. In: Seminar. A

Journal of Germanic Studies, 36:1 (2000), 22-41

42. Inventing Language for the Memories Within. In: “If We Had the Word.” Ingeborg

Bachmann: Views and Reviews. Ed. Gisela Brinker-Gabler and Markus Zisselsberger. Riverside,

CA: Ariadne Press, 2004.

43. Living and Lost in Language. Translation and Interpretation in Ingeborg Bachmann’s “Simultan.”

In: “If We Had the Word.” Ingeborg Bachmann: Views and Reviews. Ed. Gisela Brinker-Gabler

and Markus Zisselsberger. Riverside, CA: Ariadne Press, 2004.

44. Psychobiography, Mourning, and Literature. Lou Andreas-Salome’s Rainer Maria Rilke. In:

Gendered Academia. Wissenschaft und Geschlechterdifferenz 1890-1945. Ed. Miriam Kauko,

Sylvia Mieskowski, Alexandra Tische. Göttingen (Germany): Wallstein Verlag, 2005

45. Poet and Polyglott. Translinguale Perspektiven im Werk Ingeborg Bachmanns. In: Cultura

Tedesca, 25, Rome (Italy), April 2004

46. Fanny Lewald. In: Jewish Women. A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia. Ed. Paula E.

Hyman and Dalia Ofer. Jerusalem (Israel): Shalvi Publishing Ltd.2005 (CD)

47. Sprache und Gesetz: Bachmann und Agamben. In: Ingeborg Bachmann. Ed. Barbara Agnese,

Robert Pichl (Würzburg (Germany): Königshausen & Neumann, 2009).

48. Bild und Wort: Andreas-Salomé und Benjamin. In: Ihr zur Feier: Lou Andreas-Salomé (Taching

am See (Germany): MedienEdition Welsch, 2011).

49. Weiterdenken––Bachmann, the Public Intellectual. In: Ingeborg Bachmann.

Against the War. Ed. Karl Solibakke, Karina von Tippelskirch (Würzburg: Königshausen

&Neumann, 2012).

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50. The New Nomads. Yoko Tawada lesen. In: Die Lücke im Sinn. Vergleichende Studien zu Yoko

Tawada. Ed. Barbara Agnese, Christine Ivanovic, Barbara Vlasta (Tübingen: Stauffenburg

Verlag, 2014).

51. Moderne Männlichkeit in der Literatur des Fin de Siecle und der Harlem Reissance. In: Der

Imaginierte Mann im Werk von Film- und Buchautorinnen. Ed. Renate Möhrmann

(Stuttgart: Kröner Verlag, 2014).

52. Forword. Sophie Discovers America. German Speaking Women Writers Discover Amerika.

Ed. R. McFarland, M. Stott James (Rochester, NY: Camden House, 2014)

53 The Task of the Translator. Walter Benjamin’s Über-setzen in Cross-Cultural Practice.. In:

Translation and Translating in German Studies. Festschrift Raleigh Whitinger. Ed. John

Plews and Diane Spokiene. Wilfrid Laurier University Press, Canada, 2016

54. Preface. Heinz Wenzel, Set Sail for Hellas!. Trans. R. Whitinger (New York: Edwin Mellen

Press) (forthcoming).

55. Walter Benjamin’s Translator/Critic as a Model for Transcultural Thought and Practice. In:

Benjamin’s Figures. Ed. Herman Paul, M.A. Kasten (forthcoming 2018)

56. Towards a New World Literature: Translocality and Constellation. In: Proceedings of the

International Comparative Literature Convention, Vienna 2016 (forthcoming: De Gruyter,

Berlin [Germany] 2019).

ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES

1. Frauenbewegung und Pazifismus. In: Organisierter Pazifismus in Deutschland, Österreich und in der

Schweiz. Eds.: Helmut Donat und Karl Holl. Düsseldorf 1983, 127-32.

2. Frida Perlen. In: Organisierter Pazifismus in Deutschland, Österreich und in der Schweiz. Eds.

Helmut Donat und Karl Holl. Düsseldorf 1983, 302.

3. "Die Waffen nieder!" In: Organisierter Pazifismus in Deutschland, Österreich und in der Schweiz.

Eds. Helmut Donat und Karl Holl. Düsseldorf 1983, 412-13.

4. Mathilde Franziska Anneke. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed.

Walter Killy. München 1989, Bd. 1.

5. Josefa Berens-Totenohl. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed. Walter

Killy. München 1989, Bd. 1.

6. Margarete Beutler. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed. Walter Killy.

München 1989, Bd. 2.

7. Margarete Böhme. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed. Walter Killy.


8. Amely Bölte. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed . Walter Killy.


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9. Hans von Kahlenberg. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed. Walter

Killy. München 1990, Bd. 5.

10. Friede H. Kraze. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed. Walter Killy.


11. Hedwig Lachmann. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed. Walter Killy.


12. Marie-Madeleine. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed. Walter Killy.


13. Hans Marriot. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed. Walter Killy.


14. Gertrud Prellwitz. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed. Walter Killy.


15. Franziska Gräfin zu Reventlow. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed.

Walter Killy. München 1991, Bd. 8.

16. Ilse von Stach. In: Literatur Lexikon. Autoren und Werke deutscher Sprache. Ed. Walter Killy.


INVITED TALKS AND SEMINARS

1. Das weibliche Ich. Überlegungen zu einer Analyse weiblicher Autoren. Mit einem Beispiel

aus dem 18. Jahrhundert - University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA (USA), 1977

(X. Amherster Kolloquium für deutsche Literatur)

2. Das weibliche Ich. Überlegungen zu einer Analyse weiblicher Autoren. Mit einem Beispiel

aus dem 18. Jahrhundert -

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. (USA), 1977

3. Deutsche Dichterinnen vom 16. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart -

Evangelische Akademie Hamburg, 1977

4. Väter und Söhne in der Literatur (Podiumsdiskussion) -

Düsseldorfer Literaturgespräch, Düsseldorf, 1979

5. Die Töchter - Spurensuche nach dem Vaterbild -

Heinrich-Heine-Institut, Düsseldorf, 1979

6. Geschichte schreibender Frauen -

Gemeinschaft deutscher Künstlerinnen und Kunstfreunde, Hamburg, 1979

7. Das weibliche Ich. Überlegungen zu einer Analyse weiblicher Autoren -

Universität Bielefeld, 1980

8. Deutsche Dichterinnen vom 16. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart -

IV. Seckbacher Literatur-Seminar, Frankfurt, 1980

9. Autorinnen stellen sich vor - Frauenforum im Revier (Seminar) -

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Universität Dortmund, 1980

10. Die Schriftstellerin Fanny Lewald -

Evangelische Akademie Hamburg, 1981

11. ‘Chaos und Eros’. Friedrich Schlegels "Lucinde".

Ringvorlesung "Romantik"

Universität Köln, 1982

12. Bertha von Suttner (1843-1914) -

Ringvorlesung Universität Köln, 1982

13. Frau und Literatur. Neue Ansätze in der Literaturwissenschaft -

Ringvorlesung Universität Köln, 1983


Universität Utrecht, 1984

15. Bertha von Suttner -

Universität Nijmegen, 1984


Universität Nijmegen, 1984


Deutsche Schule, Den Haag, 1984


Goethe-Institut, Amsterdam, 1984

19. Wege zum eigenen Ich. Zur Geschichte schreibender Frauen. Festvortrag

zur Eröffnung der Ausstellung "Frauen sehen ihre Zeit" -

Literaturausstellung des Landes Rheinland-Pfalz - Mainz, 1984

20. Zwischen Widerstand und Anpassung. Frauenemanizipation und Literatur um die

Jahrhundertwende (Seminar) -

Katholische Akademie Freiburg - Heidelberg, 1984

21. Bertha von Suttner - Festvortrag zur Namensgebung -

Bertha-von-Suttner-Schule, Nidderau b. Frankfurt, 1985

22. Wege zum eigenen Ich. Zur Geschichte schreibender Frauen -

Pirmasens, 1984 (Eröffnung der Literaturausstellung des Landes RPF)


Zweibrücken, 1984 (Eröffnung der Literaturausstellung des Landes RPF)


Montabaur, 1985 (Eröffnung der Literaturausstellung des Landes RPF)


Bad Kreuznach, 1985 (Eröffnung der Literaturausstellung des Landes RPF)

26. Lou Andreas-Salomé (Seminar) -

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Volkshochschule, Bochum, 1985

27. Schriftstellerin der Jahrhundertwende: Franziska Gräfin zu Reventlow -

Universität Osnabrück, 1985

28. Die Frau in der Literatur -

Fridjof-Nansen-Akademie, Ingelheim, 1986

29. Bertha von Sutter (Seminar) -

Volkshochschule, Düsseldorf, 1986

30. Frauen, Kunst und Alltagskultur - Frauenforum im Revier -


31. Franziska Gräfin zu Reventlow (Seminar) -



Landesbibliothek Hannover, 1986 (Eröff. der Literaturausstellung des Landes RPF)

33. Frauen schreiben. Überlegungen zu einer perspektivischen Literaturgeschichtsschreibung,

Universität Paderborn, 1986

34. Frauen schreiben. Überlegungen zu einer perspektivischen Literaturgeschichtsschreibung,

Universität Frankfurt, 1987


Grevenbroich, 1987 (Eröffnung der Literaturausstellung des Landes RPF)


Volkshochschule Gummersbach, 1987 (Eröffnung der Literaturausstellung)

37. Reflections on a Perspective Literary History -

State University of New York at Binghamton, 1987

38. Geschichte schreibender Frauen. Überlegungen zu einer perspektivischen

Literaturgeschichtsschreibung -

Wissenschaftlicher Verein Mönchengladbach, 1987

39. Die Rolle der Frau in der Literatur -

Deutsche Auslandsgesellschaft, Lübeck, 1987

40. Frauen und Literatur: Von den Spuren eines Schiffs in den Wellen -


41. Bertha von Suttner - Festvortrag zur Namensgebung -

Bertha von Suttner - Realschule, Köln, 1988

42. Feminism and the History of Art and Literature -

SUNY Binghamton, Departmant of Art History, 1989

43. Women's Writing, Women's Art in the 1980's: Hélène Cixous and the écriture féminine. -

SUNY Binghamton, Department of Art History, 1989

44. Literary Historiography and the Challenge of Gender -

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Dartmouth College, 1989


Yale University, 1989


Princeton University, 1990

47. Feminist Literary Criticism (Seminar) -

Princeton University, 1990


University of New Hampshire, Durham, 1990

49. Representation of Women (Seminar) -

University of New Hampshire, Durham, 1990

50. Frauen und Literatur. Neue Perspektiven in der Bundesrepublik und den USA –

Literarische Gesellschaft, Recklinghausen, 1990

51. Frauen und Literatur. Neue Perspektiven in der Bundesrepublik und den USA, Krefeld, 1990

52. 19th Century Women Writers and the Canon.

Summer-Seminar: The Literary Canon and Beyond: German Popular Culture

Reconsidered, Cornell University, 1991

53. Hölderlin and the Tragic (Seminar) -

Collegium Philosophicum, Perugia, Italy, 1991

54. Heidegger and Antigone

PIC- Conference (Philosophy, Interpretation, Culture) -

Binghamton University, 1992

55. Alterity - Marginality - Difference. On Inventing Places for Women -

University of Toronto, Canada, 1992.

56. The Poetry of Nelly Sachs -

McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 1992.

57. Encounter with the Other/s -

Amherster Kolloquium für Literatur, 1992

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

58. Borderlands: Überlegungen zu einem Neuentwurf

der Nation von den Rändern -

Conference: Nation, Kultur, Geschlechterverhältnisse –

Humboldt Universität, Berlin, Germany, 1992

59. The Primitive and the Modern: Gottfried Benn and Else Lasker-Schüler

Conference: German Women Writers from Weimar

to the Present (sponsored by the Goethe-Haus, Washington)

University of Maryland, College Park, 1993

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60. Nation, Gender and Immigration in the New Europe -

McGill University, Montreal, 1993

61. Encounter with the Other/s -

Bucknell University, 1993


Cornell University, 1994


PIC Conference (Philosophy, Interpretation, Culture)


64. Metamorphosen des Subjekts-

Conference: “Autobiographien von Frauen”

(sponsored by the Werner-Reimers-Stiftung)

Bad Homburg v.d.H., Germnay, 1994

65. Exil, Immigration, Borderline: Christa Wolfs Auf dem Weg nach Tabou -

Universität Leipzig, 1994

66. Woman/Women in Expressionism: Gottfried Benn und Else Lasker-Schüler. Else

Lasker-Schüler-Conference

Penn State University, University Park, October 1995

67. Nation und Translation: Konzepte von Nation ohne Nationalismus bei Kristeva, Montesquieu

und Herder –


68. Representation of Women-

University of Cincinnati, Ohio, March 1996

69 Neue Perspektiven der Autobiographieforschung-

Karl-Franzens-Universität, Graz, Austria, 1997

70. Die Neue Frau und der Künstler-und Bohemeroman der Jahrhundertwende-

Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, Austria, 1997

71. Weiblichkeit und ‘männliche Moderne’-

Symposion “Identiät(en) in der Moderne,”

Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz 1997

72. Renaming the Human: Lou Andreas Salome’s ‘Becoming Woman’-

University of Iowa, 2000

73. Polyglot Spaces, Polyglot Practices--The Politics and Poetics of Multilingual Textual

Production-

University of Iowa, 2000

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74. Reading Other/Wise: Woman, National Allegory and a Space in-Between in Leila

Abouzeid’s The Year of the Elephant. A Moroccan Woman’s Journey Toward

Independence-

University of Iowa, 2000.

75. The Translator/Critic in the Age of Globalization. Benjamin’s Theory of

Translation and Postcolonial Thought-

Penn State University, University Park, 2003

76. Lou Andreas-Salome: Reading Rilke and Kleist. Symposium “Gendered

Academia”-

University of Munich (Kloster Seon), Germany, 2004

77. Poet and Polyglott. Translinguale Imagination im Werk Ingeborg Bachmanns,

Ingeborg Bachmann Symposium-

Rome, Italy, 2004

78. Lou Andreas-Salome: Between East and West. Towards a Diversification of

Modernism/Modernity, Conference “Networking Women,”

University of Florence, Italy, November 2004

79. Lou Andreas-Salome: Inventing Plentitude. Conference “Configurations of the

‘Third’

Cambridge University, England, 2005

80. Ausnahmezustand: Sprache und Gesetz in Bachmann and Agamben.

International Bachmann-Symposium-

University of Vienna, Austria, 2006

81. Poet in Dark Times: Ingeborg Bachmann-

University of Georgia, 2007

82. Deutsche Dichterinnen. Gedichte und Lebensläufe-

Altstadtbühne Lüdenscheid, Germany, 2007

83. Andreas-Salome, Rilke and the Poetics of Mourning- Seminar,


84. Images and the Politics of Invention: Walter Benjamin and Lou Andreas- Salomé,”

Invited Lecture, German Colloquium

Cornell University, 2009

85. Bachmann, the Public Intellectual, Symposium

University of Syracuse, 2010

86. Lou Andreas-Salomés Rilke Book, Fellows’ Speaker Series, Institute for the

Advanced Studies in the Humanities (IASH)

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87. In Transit: Yoko Tawada Lesen. Symposium-


88. Nachtrauer: Lou Andreas-Salomé’s Rilke Memoir, Invited Lecture-

University of Miami, 2011

89. Gender, Nation and Immigration in Contemporary Europe, Invited lecture-

European University of St. Petersburg, Russia, 2011

90. Image and Word. Andreas-Salomé and Benjamin,

Symposium- Lou Andreas-Salomé-Institut

Göttingen, Germany, 2011

91 Benjamin—The Translator/Critic in the Age of Globalization

University of Vienna, 2012

92 Lou Andreas-Salomé’s Thought on Creativity

Kyoto University, Japan, 2014

PAPERS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS

1. Feminismus und Moderne: Brennpunkt 1900 -

Internationaler Germanisten Kongress, Göttingen, 1985

2. Ansätze und Modelle zur Erforschung des Beitrags von Frauen zur Literatur -

Deutscher Germanisten Kongress, Berlin, 1987

3. Rethinking the Apollonian - Dionysian. Nietzsche's Perspectivism and the

Aesthetic State –

8th Annual Conference of Ancient Greek Philosophy, Baruch

College, New York, 1989

4. Revolution, Narration and the Female Heroine in the Late 18th Century Novel –

MW American Society for 18th-Century Studies, Columbus, OH, 1989

5. The "Artist" as "Woman" –

MLA Annual Convention, Washington, D.C., 1989

6. The Question of the Other(s). German and American Perspectives –

AATG Annual Convention, Baden-Baden, Germany, 1992

7. Exile/Immigrant/Borderland: On Writing Postunification Identity: Christa Wolf

German Studies Annual Convention, Dallas, Texas, 1994

8. Nietzsche and the Greek –

13th Annual Conference of Ancient Greek Philosophy, Binghamton University, 1994

9. Thinking through Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism (Session of the Lessing Society)

MLA Annual Convention, San Diego, 1994

10. Nation und Translation.

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Internationaler Germanisten Kongress, Vancouver, Canada, 1995

11. Vom Nationalen zum Transnationalen Kanon.

Symposium der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft, Marbach a.Neckar, 1996

12. ‘Savage Women:’ Taming Unruly Subjects in Imperial Germany.

German Studies Annual Convention, Salt Lake City, 1998

13. Back to the Future: Some Thoughts on Feminist Utopian Thinking in the Age of

Globalization

Kentucky Foreign Language Conference, Lexington, 2001

14. Benjamin’s Theory of Translation and Postcolonial Thought

German Studies Annual Convention, New Orleans, 2003

15. Beziehungsspiele-Handlungsräume (Commentator)


16. Schlaffer’s “Die kurze Geschichte der Literatur” (Commentator)


17. Masculinity and Stylistic Creativity in Modern Culture

MLA Annual Convention, San Diego, 2003

18. Manifesto for a Transnational German Studies,

German Studies Annual Convention, Milwaukee, 2005

19. All in Two, Two in One, On in All” – Lou Andreas-Salome’s Re-Valuing the Human

ACLA Annual Convention, Princeton, 2006

20. East and West. Lou Andreas-Salomé’s Russian Diary and the Politics of Invention.

German Studies Annual Convention, St. Paul, 2008

21. The Translator/Critique in the Age of Globalization.

ACLA Annual Convention, Harvard University, 2009

22. Translation and the Construction of Transnational Memory (Respondent)

MLA Annual Convention, Los Angeles, 2011

23. Lou Andreas-Salomé at 150

German Studies Annual Convention, Louisville, Kentucky, 2011

24. The (Im)Possibility of Translation: The Case of Lou Andreas-Salomé

Binghamton University German Studies Colloquium, 2012

25. Walter Benjamin---The Task of the Translator

German Studies Annual Convention, Denver, Colorado, 2013

26. Subject, Place, and Memory in the Work of Ingeborg Bachman (Respondant)

German Studies Annual Convention, Denver, Colorado, 2013

27. Practicing (Un)belonging—Yoko Tawada, The Specular Border Intellectual

Social Science History Conference, University of Vienna, Austria, 2014

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28. Constellation of the Translocal: Towards a New World Literature

International Comparative Literature Assoc. (ICLA), Convention, 2016, Vienna, Austria

29. Generating Translocality: Mobility, Place, and Constellation

Canadian Assoc. of Teachers of German, Convention, Toronto, Canada 2017

30 Generating Translocality: Mobility, Place, and Constellation

International Conference of Europeanists, Chicago, II., 2018

OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

2018f Initiator and Co-Chair of Research Network “European Culture” – Council for European

Studies, Columbia University, New York

2018f Editorial Board, Book Series “Frauen-Literatur-Wissenschaft” - Frank & Timme Verlag für

wissenschaftliche Literatur, Berlin, Germany

2018 Co-organizer, Mini-Symposium “(Re)crossing Borders: Mobility and Migration in

Contemporary Literature and Culture” (with Nicole Shea)

Council for European Studies Conference, Chicago, Ill.

2017 Co-organizer, Mini-Symposium “The Many Voices of Europe. Mobility and Migration in

Contemporarary Europe” (with Nicole Shea)

Council for European Studies Conference, Glasgow, Great Britain

2016 Organizer, Panel with three sessions “Towards a New World Literature”

Comparative Literature Association (ICLA), July 2016, Vienna, Austria

2015 Ms. Reviewer, Women in German Yearbook

2014 Ms. Reviewer, Women in German Yearbook

2014 Consultant, Research Grant—“Gina Kaus. Edition and Text Analysis”, Final Evaluation,

Austrian Research Society, Vienna

2014 Organizer, Panel with three sessions at German Studies Annual Convention

“Towards a New World Literature”, Kansas City, Missouri

2012 External Promotion Review (Full Professor), University of Oregon

2011 Evaluator, Grant Application to the WWWF, Austria (Vienna Wissenschafts-, Forschungs-

und Technologiefonds) “Literature on the Move: Immigrant Literature and

Transnationalisation”

2011 Organizer, Roundtable on “Lou Andreas-Salomé at 150: New Perspectives”

German Studies Annual Convention, Louisville, KY

2009ff Cooperation Partner for the European Research Cluster “New Orientations in Women and

Gender Research,” University of Vienna, Austria

2008ff Advisory Editorial Board, Contemporary Women’s Writing (Oxford UP, UK)

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2007 Organizer, two sessions on “Gender, Language, Thought,” German Studies Annual

Convention, San Diego

2006 Co-Organizer, three sessions on “Re/valuing the Human,” ACLA Annual

Convention. Princeton, N.J.

2006ff Editorial Service: German Quarterly, MLA Publications

2005 Co-organizer, three sessions “Crossing Borders: Towards a Transnational German Studies,

German Studies Annual Convention, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (with Sara Lennox)

2004 Editorial Service: University of Massachusetts Press, University of Nebraska Press, Women in

German Yearbook, German Quarterly

2003 Organizer, Special Session “Walter Benjamin: From Allegory to Dialectical Image,” MLA

Annual Convention, San Diego, 2003

2003 Evaluator, Grant Application, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Canada

2002 Evaluator, Grant Application, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Canada

1998 Organizer, Panel on “Polyglot Spaces, Polyglot Practices: The Politics and Poetics of

Multilingual Textual Production;” three sessions with twelve speakers Annual Convention of

the American Comparative Literature Association, Austin, Texas

1997 Chair, MLA Executive Committee Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Organizer, three

panels at the Annual Convention in Toronto: “‘The University in Ruins’ and German Studies,”

“Transnational Europe,” and “New Readings of Nineteenth-and Early-Twentieth-Century

German Literature.”

1995-98 Member, MLA (Modern Language Association) Executive Committee, Nineteenth and Early

Twentieth Century

1994 Moderator, German Studies Annual Convention, Panel on German Studies/Cultural

Studies

1994 Selection Committee for the co-editor of Women in German Yearbook

1992 Member, Program Committee, International Society of 18th Century Studies,

Congress 1995, Münster, Germany (resigned)

1992ff Editorial Board, Women in German Yearbook

1990 Organizer, Panels on "German Aesthetics and Greek Philosophy" for the 9th Annual

Conference of Ancient Greek Philosophy), New York City

1988f Member, Research Board of Advisors, The American Biographical Institute

1985-90 Member, "Women's Forum," Internationale Vereinigung für Germanische Sprach-und

Literaturwissenschaft (IVG)

1984-86 Referee, Endowment "Volkswagenwerk" (FRG)

1983-88 Member, Board of Advisors, Research Project "Frau und Christentum," University of

Tübingen (Prof. Hans Küng)

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SERVICE AT BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY

2016 Faculty Representative, Commencement, Spring 2016

2015 Faculty Representative, Commencement, Spring 2015

2015-16 Director of Graduate Studies, Comparative Literature

2015 Introduction of Keynote Speaker Ann Stoler,

Comparative Literature Graduate Student Conference

2014 Member, 2 Search Committees, Comparative Literature

2014 Faculty Advisor, Annual British Women Writers Conference, Binghamton U.

2014 Interviewer, Binghamton University Fulbright Program

2014 Faculty Representative, Spring Commencement

2012 Foreign Language Proficiency Exams

2012-15 Member, Faculty Senate

2012 Member, Doctoral Committee, Defenses (2 English, 1 PIC, 1 Art History)

2012 Organizer, Graduate Seminar Benjamin Conference

2012 Member, Search Committee, Comparative Literature (ca.280 applicants)

2012 Faculty Representative, Commencement Fall 2012

2012 Member, Graduate Committee, Comparative Literature

2012 Member, Junior IPC, German & Russian

2012 Organizer, Session at Binghamton University German Studies Colloquium

2011 Member, Committee Distinguished Professorship (Art History)

2011 Organizer, Session at Binghamton University German Studies Colloquium

2010 Member, Committee, Distinguished Professorship (Art History)

2010 Member, AAAS, Senior IPC

2010 Member, Dissertation Committee, Defense (History)

2010 Conference Moderator: Upstate New York German Studies Colloquium

2009-10 Member, Founding Committee of IASH (Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities)

2009 Member, Comparative Literature Senior IPC

2009 Member, Cinema Senior IPC

2008-10 Chair, Department of Comparative Literature

2007 Outside Reader, Dissertation Defense, English Department (two)

2006 Member, Art History Junior IPC; Member, Comparative Literature Junior IPC

2006 Examiner, Comprehensive Exam, History Department

2005-07 Member, University Graduate Council, Binghamton University

2004-08 Co-Director, Program in Philosophy, Literature, and the Theory of Criticism

2004 Chair, Comparative Literature Department SIPC

2004 Member, Dean’s Research Semester Proposal Committee

2004 Outside Reader, Dissertation Defense, English Department

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2005 Examiner, Comprehensive Exam English Department––Creative Writing

2004 Outside Reader, Dissertation Defense, History Department

2003 Member, Comparative Literature Department IPC

2003 Member, GREAL IPC

2003-06 Organizer, Comparative Literature Lecture Series (in honor of Frederick Garber)

2003 University Committee, University Award for Excellence in Outreach/Service

2002 Interim Graduate Director, Spring

2002 University Committee, University Award for Excellence in Research

2002 University Committee, University Award for Excellence in Teaching

2002-04 Member, University Faculty Senate

2002 Outside Examiner, Comprehensive Exams, History Department

2002 Associated Faculty Member Translation, Research, and Instruction Program

2002 Outside Examiner, Comprehensive Exams, Philosophy, Interpretation and Culture

2002 Outside Examiner, Dissertation Defense, English Department

2002 Outside Reader, Dissertation Defense, English––Creative Writing

2001ff Associated Faculty Member, Graduate Program in Philosophy, Interpretation, and Culture

(PIC)

2001 Member, SIPC, Department of German, Russian and East Asian Lang.& Literature

2001 Personal Committee, Women’s Studies

2001 Outside Reader, Dissertation Defense, Department of English

1998 Presentation, University Panel for TA Orientation: “New Beginnings”

1998 University Committee on Dissertation Year Fellowships

1998 First Reader Ph.D. Exam, Specialization, English Department

1998 Steering Committee, Women’s Studies

1997 Senior Personnel Committee, Department of German, Russian and East Asian Languages and

Literatures

1997 Search Committee, Comparative Literature


1996ff Associated Faculty Member, Department of History

1996 Outside Examiner, Comprehensive Exams, History Department

1996 Conference Director, Interdisciplinary Symposium: Ingeborg Bachmann

1995ff Associated Faculty Member, Women’s Studies

1995 Outside Reader, Dissertation, English Department, Binghamton University

1994 Organizer, Symposium “Nation, Gender and History-Focus: Yugoslavia”

1994 University Committee on Academic Computing

1994 University Committee on Scholarship and Research

1994 University Committee on Dissertation Year Fellowships

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1994 University Committee on University Fellowships

1994-96 Member of the Faculty Senate

1994-96 Member of the University Graduate Council


1994 Search Committee, German Department

1993-98 Director of Graduate Studies, Comparative Literature Department

1992 Second Reader Ph.D. Exam, Specialization, English Department

1992 Outside Examiner, Comprehensive Examinations, History Department

1991 Conference Director, "The Question of the Other"

1990-91 Acting Director, Program in Philosophy, Literature and the Theory of Criticism (PLC)

1990 Co-Organizer, Women's Studies Lecture Series, "Feminist Analysis in Art and Literature"

1990 Organizer, Comparative Literature Lecture Series, "Women and the Avant-garde"

1990 Respondent, Conference on "Current Debates in Art History: Feminism and Cultural Studies:

Theory/History/Experience"

1990ff Affiliated Faculty Member of the Graduate Program "Philosophy, Interpretation and Culture"

Philosophy Department

1990ff Program Committee, "Philosophy, Literature and Theory of Criticism"

1989-90 Committee on Speakers: Women's Studies

1989-93 Steering Committee: Women's Studies

1989ff Affiliated Faculty Member of "Women's Studies"

1989ff Affiliated Faculty Member of the "Graduate Program in Women's History", History

Department

1989 Co-Organizer of the Art History Colloquium, "Poststructuralism and Feminism"

DISSERTATION ADVISING

Principal Advisor of Dissertations in Comparative Literature, finished: Bianyi Li, Eriko Hashimoto, Deborah Spanfelner, Dongxin Quin, Robert Thomas, Nicole Shea, Albina Leibman, Pei-Yun Chen, Julia Friday, Vern Walker, Irmak Ertuna, Brendan Mahoney, Bryan Dewey, Kristin Jennings, Hakan Atay. Currently: Chantal Rodais, Angela Runciman, Annemarie Fischer, Jeongyun Ko, Wan-hsin Kuo; Ross Lipton, Tom Hänel, Kerstin Wilhelms. Gülden Olgun. Dissertation Committee Member, Comparative Literature, finished: Pierre Joris, Jonathan Steinwand, Michael Strysick, Terry McGregor, Amy Wieber, Amy Burtner, Charles Talcott, Aaron Perkus, Ophelia Selam, Joseph Lewandowski, David Kirkpatrick, Sean Kelly, Steve Zani, Laura Tuley, Heather Hahn, Iris Huang, Mark Youngerman, Siga F. Jagne, Monika O’Brian, Assimina Karavanta, Amy Smith, Maria Theresa Holub, Markus Zisselsberger, Gulru Gozacan, Cagri Kasap, Jessie Kabwila Kapasula, Ally Hwang, Gregory Sevik, Alison Heney, Nilima Rabl, Tamkin Hussain, Patchani E. Patabandi. Currently; Basak Yuce. Dissertation Committees Member or Outside Reader, English and Creative Writing, finished: Lyn Marie Pieski, Liz Rosenberg, Michelle Moore, Irene Wirshing, David Chirico, Chutima Pragatwurtisan, Thom Brucie, Jo Malin, Catherine Dent, Heather Mc Naughter, Hong Kim, Daniel Shea, Alla Boldina, Jane Aberdaston, Doris Umbers, Darlene Gold, Charles Wesley, Jim Capozzi.

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Dissertation Committee Member, TRIP, finished: Deborah Folaron, Kim Allen Gleed, Haifa Kraid, Erin Riddle, Patrick Schultz. Dissertation Committee Member or Outside Reader, PIC, finished: Tom Piergastini, Alan Orlik, Kaya Akyildiz, Bican Polat, Michael Eng, Saygun Gokariksel, Sara J. Solack, Sasha Shivers. Dissertation Committee Member or Outside Reader, History, finished: Shelley Rose, Stewart Anderson, Virginia Holmes, Glen Ramsey, Jeffrey McFadden, Christa O’Donnell, Jennifer Evans.

COURSES AT BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY, 1989-

Graduate Courses

- Fin de siecle

- Gender and Writing

- Modes of Modern Writing

- Women and the Avant-garde

- Expressionism

- Comparative Feminist Criticism

- The Modern Novel

- The Emergence of Modern Literature: 18th/19th Century

- Literature and Memory

- Jena Romantics

- The Feminine - Figures and Styles

- Memory, Language, Fascism: Ingeborg Bachmann

- Minor(ity) Discourse: Multicultural Literature

- Viennese Modernism: Culture and Metropolis

- Modernity and Geschlecht I

- Modernity and Geschlecht II

- Walter Benjamin

- Reading Benjamin’s Arcades

- Modernisms I

- Modernisms II

- Transnational Modernism I: Century Cities

- Transnational Modernism II: Century Avant-gardes

- Proseminar of Comparative Literature

- Towards a New World Literature

Undergraduate Courses

- Women and Modernism

- Questions of Gender Across the Disciplines

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- European Women Poets: Exile and Atrocities

- Auto/biographics

- Writing Exile and Migration

- Modern Women in Literature and Film

- Towards a New World Literature

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