Katherine started following the work of Anthony Mandal, Cardiff University, School of English, Communication, and Philosophy.
Katherine started following the work of Alexander Etkind, University of Cambridge, Dept of Slavonic Studies.
Katherine started following the work of Folahan Olowoyeye, Northwestern University, Comparative Literary Studies.
Post-Doc, Slavonic Studies
Northwestern University, Slavic Languages and Literatures
Research Associate in Russian
Junior Research Fellow, Darwin College
About
I am currently working with Prof. Simon Franklin on the project "Information Technologies in Russia, 1450-1850." The project's focus is mapping out and analyzing the various early modern information technologies, looking beyond the print revolution for a fuller picture of their shifting interrelationships and functionalities. Right now my research focuses on early nineteenth-century literary circles and salons.
I am also continuing work on a monograph about the influence of eighteenth-century British Gothic fiction on Russian Realism. Much of this research was also incorporated into my dissertation, "Shadows of the Gothic: Adapted Terror in Russian Fiction, 1792-1905" (Northwestern, 2011).
Other research interests include (very broadly): travel narratives, women's roles in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century literature and literary culture, urban landscape representation, poetry, cultural translation, and comparative studies, especially German, Scandinavian, and English writers in the context of Russian literary history.
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