I am a cultural studies researcher interested in embodied cognition and German culture of the twentieth century. I very recently completed my doctoral thesis at New College, Oxford in the German Studies department. My doctoral project examines German modernist literature (Rilke, Döblin, Baum) and thought (Benjamin, Heidegger) in light of contemporary theories of embodiment. Currently, I am examining what dance can teach us about human coordination and cooperation and lecturing at Amsterdam University College. I am a former professional ballet dancer.
My CV can be found here.
DPHIL THESIS
ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS
- Revaluations Through Dance: Friedrich Nietzsche's Thought in Isadora Duncan's Speech The Dance of the Future.
(In Dance Research) - Heidegger's Embodied Others: On Critiques of the Body and 'Intersubjectivity' in Being and Time.
(In Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences) - 'Trekt Heuvelman voor ons gezicht?': The Library of Writing-Master Johannes Heuvelman.
(In Quaerendo)
OTHER ARTICLES (SELECTED)
- The Swan / No More Dying
(In The Oxonian Review) - Movement Literacy
(With Patty Argyrides; In Modernism/modernity Print+) - Article Review of Sonja Boos' 'Reading Gestures'
(In The Journal of Literature and Science) - Interiors of (Un)Use.
(In The Modernist Review) - A Love Story Nevertheless
(In The Oxonian Review) - Three Vertiginous Thrills and a Dud
(In The Oxonian Review) - The Fantasy that is Masurca Fogo
(In The Oxonian Review)