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Prof. Dr. Ludmilla Kostova


IFK_Senior Fellow;  

British lit. and cultural studies at the University of Veliko Turnovo in Bulgaria

kostova[at]ifk.ac.at


Vortrag am IFK: Travel and (un)desirable intimacies: Julia Pardoe, Georgina Muir Mackenzie, Adeline Paulina Irby and Fanny Janet Blunt in South Eastern Europe

Nadejda Grigor'eva


nadejda.grigorieva[at]uni-tuebingen.de


Cristina Vatulescu

Assistant Professor
Department of Comparative Literature
New York University

cvatules[at]fas.harvard.edu


relationship between intimacy and immigration, with a particular focus on Eastern European immigration

Melissa Frazier

Sarah Lawrence College

mfrazier[at]slc.edu>

I talk more about fake than real intimacy.  But I have writers interacting with friends and customers in- and outside the pages of their work, critics marrying readers, etc.  

Rachel Platonov

Lecturer in Russian Studies
School of Languages, Linguistics and Cultures
University of Manchester
Oxford Road
Manchester M13 9PL UK
+44 (0)161 275 3135

rachel.platonov[at]manchester.ac.uk


current area of research is Russian 'guitar poetry' (avtorskaia pesnia), a cultural phenomenon for which notions of intimacy (AP as an 'intimate chat', AP as a 'conversation among friends') are extremely important.

Barbara Allen

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bca1917[at]yahoo.com


friendships between political allies, especially in the Russian revolutionary movement and in early Soviet history

Jennifer Patico

Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Georgia State University

antjjp[at]langate.gsu.edu

cultural anthropologist who has done work on consumption, class, morality and gender in contemporary St. Petersburg. More recently, I have begun a project on the Russian-American matchmaking industry, with a particular interest in how "sincere" and "strategic" motivations for participation are constructed from both sides of this transnational phenomenon. My interests seem to intersect with yours insofar as I am hoping to better understand how intimate emotional (love/marriage) relationships are understood in contemporary Russia, in what terms they tend to be discussed, how material interests are thought to support or injure such relationships, and how these discourses differ from those Americans tend to produce.

Natalija Arlauskaite

Department of Russian Philology
Faculty of Philology
Vilnius University
Universiteto st., 5
01513 Vilnius, Lithuania
tel.: +370 5 26877224
cell phone: +370 682 47973

Natalija.Arlauskaite[at]flf.vu.lt


"Poetika chastnogo prostranstva Mariny Cvetajevoj: prostranstvo nepovsednevnosti". It was published in New Literary Observer (Novvoje literaturnoje obozrenije), 2004, 68.

Elizabeth Bishop

?

elizabeth.bishop.laptop[at]gmail.com



Sebastian Möckel

SFB 644 "Transformationen der Antike"
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

sebastian.moeckel[at]gmx.net

Ich arbeite zur Zeit an meiner Dissertation zu Inszenierungen und Formen von Intimität in den mittelalterlichen Tristan-Texten, sozusagen in den vormodernen Urgründen intimer Interaktionen und diskursiver Zuschreibungen-

Toni Tholen


Professur am Institut für Deutsche Sprache und Literatur an der Universität Hildesheim

toni.tholen[at]arcor.de


über Nähe, Freundschaften und intime Dialoge; meine Schrift "Verlust der Nähe. Reflexion von Männlichkeit in der Literatur, Heidelberg 2005. Darin geht es um die literarischen Spuren möglicher Nähe zwischen Mann und Frau sowie  Mann und Mann, von der Antike bis zur Klassischen Moderne (Rilke).

Urszula Chowaniec

Polish Lecturer /Puolan Lehtori
Slavonic Philology /Slaavilainen Filologia
University of Tampere /Tampereen Ylipisto

Ursula.Chowaniec[at]uta.fi

Masquerade and Femininity in Russian and Polish Literature

 I would like to write the article on Intimacy and Its Mask for the online publication.

Ari Ofengenden


ariofeng[at]yahoo.com
onari70[at]hotmail.com

paper on intimacy and lack of intimacy in intercultural dialog

Anna Ananieva

SFB 434 "Erinnerungskulturen"
Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen
Institut für Germanistik, Neuere deutsche Literatur

Anna.Ananieva[at]germanistik.uni-giessen.de



Maida Withers

multimedia performance, Thresholds Crossed, about Russia and America

m.withers[at]verizon.net


Sabine Eickenrodt

Privatdozentin am Institut fuer
Deutsche Philologie an der FU Berlin

eicken[at]zedat.fu-berlin.de


Sarah Krive

Sarah A. Krive, Ph.D.
225 Florence Street
Greensboro, NC 27401
USA

skrive[at]gmail.com

I am working on a book about the literary and cultural appropriation of Anna Akhmatova.  The article concerns letter-writing to Akhmatova in the 1950s and 1960s, and looks specifically at the mutually constitutive processes of appropriation by and of Akhmatova and her letter-writers.  This sub-group of readers effectively elides the distinction between Akhmatova the historical person and her literary personae.  But rather than taking this conflation, following Boym and others, as the graphomaniacal oversimplification of uneducated readers, I view it as a creative means by which these letter-writers project an intimate space that subverts the state-sanctioned view of reality. Their creative appropriation of Akhmatova allows them to articulate a notion of the self that relies on an imagined community grounded in aesthetic appreciation and the valorization of feeling.  This appropriation of Akhmatova, in turn, contributes to the shape of her literary reputation into the 1960s and beyond.

Cécile Chamayou

Doktorandin an der Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris und Assistentin an der Université du Havre.

cecile.chamayou[at]wanadoo.fr

cecile.chamayou[at]univ-lehavre.fr


Das Thema meiner Dissertation ist: „Körper/Raum-Überschreitung“ in der Prosa österreichischer Schriftstellerinnen (Elfriede Jelineks, Mela Hartwig u.a.). In diesem Rahmen beschäftige ich mich also auch mit Fragen über Intimität bzw. die Dichotomie „Nähe vs. Distanz“, sowohl auf thematischer als auch auf narrativer Ebene.

Michael Miheev

Moskau

m-miheev[at]rambler.ru

Buch: "Tagebuch in Russland
(XIX-XX) - Ego-text oder Vor-text".

Olga Roginskaja

Moskau

olga811[at]mail.ru






















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