Research and Teaching Interests:
20th and 21st Century German Literature and Culture, Theory of the Avantgardes, Digital Humanities, Media Studies, Theater and Performance Studies, Transatlantic Internet Policy
Current Research:
- Free Speech, Regulation, and Democracy in the Digital Age - An Analysis of Transatlantic Internet Policy Differences in Germany and the United States.
Dissertation:
- The Creation of an Avant-Gardist Brand – Heiner Müller’s Self-Presentation in the German Public Sphere
Publications:
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How would a map of Palestinian culture look like? The world system of literary production for Palestinians has been globally spread out since the Nakba (1948) and their dispersion throughout the Arab and Western world (the shatāt). Mapping diasporic or exilic literature begs a global perspective as well as a dynamic tool that can track movement and change across time and space. This Digital Humanities project visually maps the circulation, international movement, and (im)mobility of Palestinian authors and specific Palestinian texts.
Glede Wang
HRI Fellow
Qixuan Wang, with preferred name Glede, is a first year undergraduate student at Stanford. She comes from Shenzhen China, from a southern city next to Hong Kong. She is a queer woman who is looking to pursue a Women and Gender’s Studies major and Data Science minor. She enjoys cosplay, tennis and, surprisingly, social distancing. She cannot wait to join the Life in Quarantine team and make more voices across the world heard.