Dr. Dorothee Wiese

Biography

Dorothee Wiese is an Assistant Professor at Radboud University, specifically within the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures. She holds a PhD cum laude from Utrecht University and has a rich background in literary studies, film studies, and cultural studies, having trained at distinguished institutions including the University of Hamburg, Utrecht University, and the University of Warwick. Wiese's multifaceted research focuses on aesthetics and the representation of histories, often addressing themes of colonialism and epistemic injustices. Her notable works include 'Powers False' and 'Faust', which explore the relationship between literature, media, and the human experience. Currently, she is working on a project titled 'Side Side: Reading Indigenous Non-Indigenous Literature', which investigates the connections between post-war fiction in Native North America and broader themes in cultural studies.

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