Graduate School of Business Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Tsukuba
Degree Programs in Humanities and Social Sciences

Heselhaus Herrad

Relational Studies in Literature and Culture, Transnational Literature,Literary Theory

研究内容・研究課題

In the last decade, my research has focused on the question of how literature can help us understand and tackle our global and local problems: Research projects range from Sloterdijk and Resiliency: Fukushima Nuclear Accident and Global Warming, Refugee Literature and Jelinek, Precariousness and Hospitality to Olga Tokarczuk and Concepts of Immunity. Long-term research interests include Humor and Translation, Gender, Old Age, Judaica, Poetry/Poetics, Deconstruction and Discourse Analysis. For more information, see: https://herradheselhaus.weebly.com/research.html.

研究室紹介

My English-language classes focus on two areas: Transnational Literature and Applied Humanities. In Transnational Literature, I look at multilingualism, translation studies, and how global phenomena and crises are presented in literature, philosophy, art, and film (https://herradheselhaus.weebly.com/transnational-literature-translation-studies.html). Applied Humanities is skill-oriented (translation/language proficiency, creative solution, critical thinking) and reconnects the study of literature to the society we live in (https://herradheselhaus.weebly.com/applied-humanities.html). Teaching includes the newest approaches and trends in global literary studies and humanities and offers literature from around the globe: Europe (German, Polish, Russian, French, Italian), US/UK, Near/Middle East (Arab and Jewish) and Japan.

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Motto: Multi-perspective, heteroglot, in-depth and peregrinate.
If you're not afraid of intellectual dizziness, let's roam together through literary space and conceptual galaxies!

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