Team
Sarah Heinz is Professor of English and Cultural Studies at Mannheim University, Germany. She taught English, Cultural and Media Studies at Passau University after receiving her Ph.D. from Mannheim University for a study on postmodern identities in A.S. Byatt's novels. Her research interests include critical whiteness studies, postcolonial theory, contemporary Irish literature and film, identity theory, and British fiction and drama. Her publications include Unity in Difference: Metaphor, Romance and Identity in A.S. Byatt's Novels (2007, in German), articles on Irish drama (Friel, McDonagh, Gorman and O'Kelly) and Irish online identities, on Victorian poetry, taboo and transgression, on Shakespeare adaptations, or on teaching English literature.
Room | EW 268 | |
Address | Universität Mannheim | |
Phone | +49 (0)621 181-2353 | |
Mark Schmitt received his M.A. from Ruhr-University Bochum where he studied English Literary and Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature. He is currently working on his doctoral thesis tentatively titled "British White Trash: Contemporary Literary and Filmic Minority Narratives". His research interests include British, Irish and American literature with an emphasis on modernist and postmodernist texts, Postcolonial and Critical Whiteness Studies, and film studies.
Room | L 13, 9 Room 215 | |
Address | Universität Mannheim L 13, 9 | |
Phone | +49 (0)621 181-2215 | |
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