| Eighteenth-century studies |
- Peter Damrau, MA, PhD: Devotional literature and women's writing.
- Ann Lewis, BA, MSt, PhD: Eighteenth-century French literature and culture; text-and-image relations (especially illustration).
- Anna Richards, MPhil, DPhil: Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century German literature, especially the novel and its medical historical context; women's writing.
- John Walker, MA, PhD: Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century German literature and philosophy, especially the German realist novel, and the history of ideas.
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| Film studies |
- Silke Arnold-de Simine, MA, DPhil: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century German literature (especially WG Sebald); cultural theory; gender studies and memory media; photography; early German film; museum studies.
- Andrew Asibong, BA, MA, PhD: Twentieth- and twenty-first-century French and francophone literature, film, critical theory and cultural studies.
- Agnes Calatayud, LèsL, MèsL, MA: Cinema and post-colonial studies.
- Joanne Leal, BA, PhD: Post-war German literature and film, especially literature/film and gender, the modern German novel and the films of Wim Wenders.
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| French literature |
- Andrew Asibong, BA, MA, PhD: Twentieth- and twenty-first-century French and francophone literature, film, critical theory and cultural studies.
- Andrew Asibong, BA, MA, PhD: Twentieth- and twenty-first-century French and francophone literature, film, critical theory and cultural studies.
- Damian Catani, MA, DPhil: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century literature; evil in modern French thought and literature; Mallarmé; Baudelaire; visual arts.
- Akane Kawakami, MA, MPhil, DPhil: Twentieth- and twenty-first-century French literature; travel narratives; theories of photography.
- Ann Lewis, BA, MSt, PhD: Eighteenth-century literature and culture; text-and-image relations (especially illustration).
- Nathalie Wourm, LèsL, MèsL, DPhil: New French writing; literature in mixed media; post-structuralist and anti-capitalist thought in contemporary literature.
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Gender studies, the representation of sexuality
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- Silke Arnold-de Simine, MA, DPhil: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century German literature (especially WG Sebald); cultural theory; gender studies and memory media; photography; early German film; museum studies.
- Andrew Asibong, BA, MA, PhD: Twentieth- and twenty-first-century French and francophone literature, film, critical theory and cultural studies.
- Peter Damrau, MA, PhD: Devotional literature and women's writing.
- Nicolette David
- Joanne Leal, BA, PhD: Post-war German literature and film, especially literature/film and gender, the modern German novel and the films of Wim Wenders.
- Ann Lewis, BA, MSt, PhD: Eighteenth-century literature and culture; the representation of prostitution in eighteenth-century France; text-and-image relations (especially illustration).
- Anna Richards, MPhil, DPhil: Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century German literature, especially the novel and its medical historical context; women's writing.
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| German literature |
- Silke Arnold-de Simine, MA, DPhil: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century German literature (especially WG Sebald); cultural theory; gender studies and memory media; photography; early German film; museum studies.
- Peter Damrau, MA, PhD: Devotional literature and women's writing.
- Nicolette David
- Joanne Leal, BA, PhD: Post-war German literature and film, especially literature/film and gender, the modern German novel and the films of Wim Wenders.
- Anna Richards, MPhil, DPhil: Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century German literature, especially the novel and its medical historical context; women's writing.
- John Walker, MA, PhD: Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century German literature and philosophy, especially the German realist novel, and the history of ideas.
- Alexander Weber, Staatsexamen, PhD: German literature from the seventeenth century to the present; Anglo-German cultural relations; history of ideas; literature and theology.
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History and politics
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| History of ideas |
- Damian Catani, MA, DPhil: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century literature; evil in modern French thought and literature; Mallarmé; Baudelaire; visual arts.
- Jean Braybrook, MA, DPhil: Renaissance poetry and drama; Rémy Belleau; the epic; Montaigne; classicism.
- John Walker, MA, PhD: Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century German literature and philosophy, especially the German realist novel, and the history of ideas.
- Alexander Weber, Staatsexamen, PhD: German literature from the seventeenth century to the present; Anglo-German cultural relations; history of ideas; literature and theology.
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| Post-colonial studies |
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| Renaissance studies |
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| Text and image studies (including intermediality, photography, illustration) |
- Silke Arnold-de Simine, MA, DPhil: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century German literature (especially WG Sebald); cultural theory; gender studies and memory media; photography; early German film; museum studies.
- Akane Kawakami, MA, MPhil, DPhil: Twentieth- and twenty-first-century French literature; travel narratives; theories of photography.
- Joanne Leal, BA, PhD: Post-war German literature and film, especially literature/film and gender, the modern German novel and the films of Wim Wenders.
- Ann Lewis, BA, MSt, PhD: Eighteenth-century literature and culture; text-and-image relations (especially illustration).
- Nathalie Wourm, LèsL, MèsL, DPhil: New French writing; literature in mixed media; post-structuralist and anti-capitalist thought in contemporary literature.
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