Dr. Sonja Georgi
akad. Rätin, Abteilung Banerjee
My dissertation Bodies and/as Technology: Counter-Discourses on Ethnicity and Globalization in the Works of Alejandro Morales, Larissa Lai and Nalo Hopkinson was published by Universitätsverlag Winter in 2011. In my current post-doctoral research project “Black-Native Encounters in American Literature and Culture,” I investigate inter-ethnic identity negotiations in African American and Native American literary and culture productions such as novels, autobiographies, political essays and non-textual forms of expression from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
My publications include essays on Native American literature (Mediating Indianness, Michigan State UP 2015), dystopia (Dystopia, Science, Fiction, Post-Apocalypse, WVT 2015; Transcultural Spaces: Challenges of Urbanity, Ecology, and the Environment, Narr 2010;), and film remakes (Remaking/Remodel, Palgrave Macmillan 2012). I have edited the volumes Geschichtstransformationen. Medien, Verfahren und Funktionalisierungen historischer Rezeption (together with Julia Ilgner, Isabell Lammel, Cathleen Sarti und Christine Waldschmidt, Transcript 2015) and Of Body Snatchers and Cyberpunks: Student Essays on American Science Fiction Film (together with Kathleen Loock, Universitätsverlag Göttingen, 2011). I am participating in the interdisciplinary and international network Geschichtstransformationen – Transformations of History, which is part of the Research Unit Historical Cultural Sciences (HKW).
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Dr. Sonja Georgi
Philosophicum II
Jakob-Welder-Weg 20
Room 02.228
Phone: +49-6131-39-27215
georgis@uni-mainz.de
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