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Adrian Daub is the J.E. Wallace Sterling Professor of Humanities at Stanford University, where he serves as a Professor of German Studies and Comparative Literature. His research primarily focuses on the long nineteenth century, exploring the intersections of gender, literature, music, and philosophy. His notable publications include 'Zwillingshafte Gebärden: Zur kulturellen Wahrnehmung des vierhändigen Klavierspiels im neunzehnten Jahrhundert' and its English edition 'Four-Handed Monsters: Four-Hand Piano Playing Nineteenth-Century Culture.' His book 'Uncivil Unions: Metaphysics of Marriage in German Idealism and Romanticism' examines German philosophical theories of marriage. Daub's recent works, such as 'Dynastic Imagination,' delve into the fate of dynasties within the context of the nuclear family. He has also published extensively on topics related to fin-de-siècle German opera and feminist philosophy. In addition to his academic work, Daub contributes to popular culture discourse through articles in major publications.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Teaching and researching within the Departments of German Studies and Comparative Literature.
Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research • Stanford University
Leading efforts in gender research and related academic programs.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Engaged in teaching and research activities.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Initial faculty appointment focusing on German Studies and Comparative Literature.
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