University of Fribourg

BA/MA Lectures

• AS24   Literary Theory in Practice
• FS24   Survey of English Literature Pt. II
• AS23   Survey of English Literature Pt. I
• FS23   Writing the 21^st Century
• AS22   Survey of English Literature
• SS22    Revisiting the Victorians: Key Texts, Issues, Genres
• AS21    Text and Image in Modern English Literature
• FS21    Literature, Culture, and the Politics of Representation
• AS20   Literature and Surveillance

MA Seminars

• AS24   The Campus Novel: Education and Academia in Fiction
• SS24    Decadence and Aestheticism
• AS23   The (Man) Booker Prize 
• FS23   Motherhood in Contemporary Literature
• AS22   Modernist Centennial: Fiction 
• SS22    Modernist Centennial: Poetry (with Prof. Thomas Austenfeld)
• FS21    Dante’s Modern Afterlives
• AS21    In Whose Name? Postcoloniality in Literature and Philosophy (with Emmanuel Alloa)
• AS20   Literature and Memory

BA seminars

• AS24   The Windrush Generation
• SS24    Reading Dystopian Fictions
• AS23   Romanticism
• SS23    Gothic Fictions
• AS22   London in Fiction
• SS22    Modernist Women Writers
• AS21    The 21^st-century British Short Story
• FS21    Fictions of the doppelgänger
• AS20   Victorian Literature and Photography

University of Bern

BA/MA Lectures

• SS20    BA/MA Lecture: Literature and Surveillance
• SS20    BA lecture: Literary History (2 sessions)
• AS18    BA Lecture: Introduction to Literature
• SS17    BA/MA Lecture: Popular Culture: Theories, Media, Cases Studies
• AS17    BA Lecture: Introduction to Literature
• AS15    BA/MA Lecture: Transatlantic Literary Encounters, 1620-1900
• AS14    BA Lecture: Introduction to Literature
• AS10    BA Lecture: Theoretical Approaches to Literary History
• SS10    BA Lecture: Theoretical Approaches to Literary History
• AS09   BA Lecture: Theoretical Approaches to Literary History
• SS09    BA/MA Lecture: Autobiography
• SS09    BA Lecture: Theoretical Approaches to Literary HistorySS08    BA Lecture: Theoretical Approaches to Literary History
• SS08    BA Lecture: Theoretical Approaches to Literary History

MA Courses and Seminars

• AS19    MA Seminar: African-American Literature
• AS19    MA-Seminar: American Romanticism
• SS19    MA Seminar: Rewriting the Black Atlantic
• AS18    MA Seminar: American Travelers in Rome (incl. excursion)
• AS18    MA Seminar: Canadian Literature: Key Texts and Issues
• AS17    MA Workshop: Literary Reviewing
• AS17    MA Seminar: American Gothic
• SS17    MA Workshop: Exploring Microfiction
• SS16    MA Seminar (together with Gabriele Rippl): American Modernisms
• Including MA Excursion: Americans in Paris
• SS15    MA Seminar: Literary Naturalism
• AS14    MA Seminar: Approaches to Canadian Literature
• SS14    MA Seminar: Afropolitan Diasporic Writers
• SS14    MA Workshop: The Art of Reviewing Books
• SS13    MA Workshop: Working with Periodicals
• SS12    MA Seminar: American Literature and the Idea of Mobility
• AS09   MA Seminar (with Gabriele Rippl): New York-New York: Visions of a City in American Literature

BA Courses and Seminars

• SS20   BA Seminar: Fictions of Surveillance
• SS20   BA Seminar: Analyzing Literature
• AS19   BA Seminar: Nature in Early American Literature
• SS19    BA Seminar: Literature, Photography, and the Real
• SS19    BA Seminar: Reading American Realist Fiction
• AS17    BA Seminar: The Early American Novel and the Nation
• SS17    BA Seminar: Writing Skills
• AS16    BA Seminar: Literature and Digital Media
• SS16    BA Seminar: Literature, Culture, Ideology
• AS15    BA Seminar: Introduction to Literature
• SS15    BA Seminar: A Survey of American Drama
• AS13    BA Seminar: British and American Literature, 1620-1800
• AS13    BA Seminar: Introduction to Literature
• SS13    BA Seminar: Dante and the Victorians
• AS12    BA Seminar: Introduction to Literature
• AS12    BA Seminar: American Autobiographies
• SS12    BA Seminar: Drama, Baby! The Staging of Emotions in Literature and Film
• AS11    BA Seminar: Introduction to Literature 
• SS11    BA Seminar: The Early American Novel and the Nation
• AS10    BA Seminar: Introduction to Literature 
• AS09   BA Seminar: Introduction to Literatures in English
• AS08   BA Seminar: Introduction to Literatures in English
• AS08   BA Seminar: Transatlantic Negotiations: American and British Literature of the Seventeenth Century
• SS08    BA Seminar: Literature and Memory
• AS07   BA Seminar: Introduction to Literatures in English
• AS07   BA Seminar: Gothic Fictions
• SS07    BA Seminar: Literariness, Ideology and the Politics of Form
• SS07    BA Seminar: Henry James
• AS07   BA Seminar: American Modernisms

Research Modules

• SS20   BA/MA Colloquium (with Prof. Dr. Th. Claviez)
• AS19   BA/MA Colloquium (with Prof. Dr. G. Rippl)
• SS19    MA/BA Colloquium (with Prof. Dr. Th. Claviez)
• AS18    BA Colloquium (with Prof. Dr. Th. Claviez)
• AS17    BA/MA Colloquium (with Prof. Dr. G. Rippl)
• SS17    BA/MA Colloquium (with Prof. Dr. Th. Claviez)

University of Basel

• SS15    MA Seminar: Dante and the Victorians

University of Zürich

• AS13    BA/MA Lecture: Transatlantic Negotiations: British and American Literature, 1620-1800.

University of Lausanne

• AS14    MA Seminar: American Autobiographies
• SS14    Explication de texte: Henry James
• AS11    BA/MA Seminar: The Early American Novel and the Nation
• SS12    BA/MA Seminar: The Staging of Emotions in Literature and Film

University of York

• SS06    BA Seminar and Tutorials: Historical Approaches to Literature: Victorian Literature, 1837, 1901

University of Göttingen

• SS04    BA Seminar: British Literature and Culture 1800-2000
• SS04    BA Seminar: The Pre-Raphaelites

University of Constance

• AS 2001 and 2002       Tutorial “Introduction to English and American Literary Studies”