Geb. 1946, Keele, Großbritannien/Nordirland

Neuere deutsche Literaturwissenschaft - Didaktik - Medienwissenschaft - DaF - German Studies (Fachgebiet) - Post-1850 and GDR literature; German language (Lehrgebiet)

Kontaktinformationen:

Keele University - Department of Modern Languages (German), Keele University - Keele, Staffordshire ST5 5BG

Besondere Forschungsgebiete GDR literature; Writing since the 'Wende'

Monographien Voices in Times of Change: The role of writers, opposition movements and the churches in the transformation of east Germany (1997/8*).

Aufsätze und Beiträge In Defence of Bärlach: Dürrenmatt's Der Richter und sein Henker (ML, 1982). A wager lost - some thoughts on the role of Chance in Düurrenmatt (ML, 1987). Interior Landscapes: Narrative Perspective in Hauptmann's Bahnwärter Thiel (ML, 1989). Aims, Objectives and Tactics in Written German Language Papers (GT, 1990). Tackling Written German Language Papers (LLJ, 1993). Chance, Justice and Crime in Dürrenmatt's Early Works, (Keele German Papers, 1993). Survey of German at O-level/GCSE, in Survey of German in Schools and Universities in the United Kingdom (1993). Jurek Becker, in Contemporary World Writers (1993). Jurek Becker als Erzähler: Die Ästhetik des Erzählens (Keele German Papers Research Series, 1995). Theodor Storm: Immensee, in Reference Guide to World Literature (ed. L. Henderson) (1995). Gerhart Hauptmann: The Weavers (ibid.). The Reunification of German Literature?, in The New Germany. (ed. O. Durrani et al.) (1995). Aesthetics and Storytelling: Some Aspects of Jurek Becker's Erzählungen, in Contemporary Writers, Their Language and Aesthetics (ed. A. Williams et al.) (1996). What happened after unification? The case of two former GDR writers (Keele German Papers, 1996). Christoph Hein und Jurek Becker - Zwei Autoren aus der DDR über die Wende und zum vereinten Deutschland (GLL, 1997*). 'Totalitäre Systeme sind in der Innerlichkeit ihrer Subjekte befestigt, oder sie lösen sich auf'. Some Thoughts on Jurek Becker's GDR Writing and his Break with the GDR (GMon, 1977*).