FOR 2603 2017 – 2023
Jasmin Böhm
Postgraduate
- F1 – Transition of genre/genres
- F2 – Transition of language/languages
- F3 – Transition of culture/cultures
- modern Japanese popular culture (TV-series, manga)
- Gender Studies (construction of gender and its subversion)
- language-crossing and multilingual modern poetry
Doctoral Dissertation: You can find an exposé here.
“The Liminal Lyrical I in the Poetry of Tawada Yōko and Arthur Binard”. In: Interface. Journal of European languages and literatures. Issue 12: Poetry and Transculturality in Asia and Europe – The Material World. July 2020. pp. 31-52. Available Online: https://interface.org.tw/index.php/if/issue/view/20
Reflexionen über das Dichten in der Lyrik Tawada Yōkos, in Eduard Klopfenstein (Hg.): Sprachlich-literarische »Aggregatzustände« im Japanischen. Europäische Japan-Diskurse 1998–2018. Berlin-Brandenburg: Bebra wissenschaft, 2020. S. 89-104.
“Representations of Hair in Mid-Victorian Arthurian Poetry”, Postgraduate English, 31, 2015. Available Online: http://community.dur.ac.uk/postgraduate.english/ojs/index.php/pgenglish/article/view/173
Current position: Doctorate student and research assistant at the DFG-Centre for Advanced Studies (FOR 2603) “Lyric in transition”
Academic career:
since April 2018: Research assistant at the DFG-Centre for Advanced Studies (FOR 2603) “Lyric in transition”
since October 2017: Doctorate student
2015-2017: Master of Japanese Studies, Trier University, Germany
2014-2015: Master of English Literature, Cardiff University, UK
2009-2013: Bachelor of Japanese Studies (major) and English Studies (minor), Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, Germany.