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Revision as of 02:21, 10 February 2007
Selected Recent Activities
| 2006: | International Bachmann Symposium, University of Vienna, Austria; Invited Speaker |
| 2006: | Co-Organizer, three sessions on “Re/Valuing the Human,” American Comparative Literature Association, Annual Meeting, Princeton, NJ |
| 2005: | Co-Organizer (with Sara Lennox), three sessions on “ Crossing Borders: Towards a Transnational German Studies,” German Studies Conference, Milwaukee, WI |
| 2005: | "Inventing Plentitude,” “Configurations of the Third. The Missing Link of Modernity,” Conference at St. Johns College, Cambridge, UK. |
| 2004: | “Networking Women. Trans-European and Circum-Atlantic Connections:” Invited Speaker, University of Florence, Italy |
| 2003: | German Research Society Symposium, “Frauen und Wissenschaft”, Invited Speaker, Germany |
| 2003: | International Bachmann Symposium, Invited Speaker, Rome, Italy |
| 2001: | Keynote Address: “Sexing the Body: The Bio-Politics of Sexual Construction.”
Ninth Annual Interdisciplinary German Studies conference at the University of California at Berkeley |
| 2001: | Luncheon Address: “The Translator/Critic in the Age of Globalization.” Kentucky Foreign Language Conference at the University of Kentucky at Lexington |
| 2000: | Ida Cordella Beam Distinguished Visiting Professor. Spring, University of Iowa |
| 2000: | International Institute for Cultural Studies, Vienna, Austria Conference Grant “Polyglot Spaces, Polyglot Practices. The Politics and Poetics of Multilingual Textual Production” |
| 1999/2000: | Kaethe-Leichter-Professor for Gender and Women’s Studies, (endowed chair, Austrian Government) University of Vienna, Austria |
