DFG - Centre for Advanced Studies
FOR 2603 2019 – 2022
FOR 2603 2019 – 2022
Dr. Claus Telge
Active for the Research Team in Trier:
01/04/2020 - 30/09/2020
Additional working period:
30/09/2020 - 30/09/2021: Mitarbeiter des Kollegs
Country:
Germany
Email:
telge@uni-trier.de
Phone:
+49 651 201 3246
Room:
DM 7
Project Affiliation:
- F1 – Boundaries between genre(s)
- F2 – Boundaries between language(s)
- F3 – Boundaries between culture(s)
Research Focus:
- Contemporary German Literature
- Literary Translation
- Theory and History of the Lyric
- Multilingualism
- Authorship
- Ecocriticism
- Intermediality
- Postcolonialism
- World Literature
Current Research Projects:
Sea Poetry in the Anthropocene
Publications:
A list of publications is available here.
Career:
Current Positions
2020. PostDoc (wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter) DFG Centre for Advanced Studies FOR 2603 “Poetry in Transition.”
Academic Experience
2015–2020. Associate Professor, Osaka University, Department of German Literature.
2015. Dr. phil./PhD, Department of German Literature, Leipzig University, Department of German Studies, University of Arizona.
2014–2015. Research/Teaching Assistant (wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter), Leipzig University, Department of German Literature.
2009–2010. Research/Teaching Assistant, Department of German Studies, University of Arizona.
2008–2015. Joint PhD Program in Transcultural German Studies, University of Leipzig, University of Arizona.
2007. MA, International Information Management, Political Science, Literature and Aesthetical Communication, University of Hildesheim.
Fellowships, Grants and Prices
2019–2020. Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Grant ID: 19K00499, Principal Investigator: “A historical-descriptive study of the relationship between authorship and translation in German poetry from the early modern period to modernity.”
2016–2018. Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Grant ID: 16K16802, Principal Investigator: “Poetics of the here-and-now: German-language poetry after 2000.”
2009–2013. Doctoral Scholarship, Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes (German National Academic Foundation).