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Curriculum Vitae
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Full name |
Emily Tamarisk Troscianko |
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Born
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20 February 1982, Bath,
England
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Education |
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2006–10 |
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D.Phil., German, Brasenose College, Oxford (Supervisor: Professor Katrin Kohl),
The Literary Science of the ‘Kafkaesque’ |
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2005–06 |
▪ M.St., European
Literature (German), Brasenose College, Oxford (Distinction) |
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2000–04 |
▪ B.A. (Hons.),
Modern Languages (French and German), St Hilda’s College, Oxford;
First-class degree (top in year), distinctions in spoken French and
German |
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1993-2000 |
GCSEs and A-levels
(German A, French A, English A), Bristol Grammar School
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academic employment and training |
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2010–13 |
▪ Junior Research
Fellow in Modern Languages, St John’s College, Oxford |
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2010-2011 |
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Tutorial teaching for Christ Church, Magdalen, St Catherine’s, and St
Hilda’s Colleges (Kafka), and teaching for St John’s and St Catherine’s
Colleges, Oxford (translation from German) |
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2010 |
▪ RA to Prof. Katrin
Kohl, John Fell Research Project, Correspondence Rilke-Mitterer
▪ M.St. supervision, Special Subject
‘Kafka
and Visuality’,
University of Oxford |
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2009–10 |
▪ Stipendiary
Lecturer in German at Jesus and Oriel Colleges, Oxford
▪ 2 series of 4 lectures (Kafka and Rilke) for German Sub-Faculty,
Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, University of Oxford |
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2009 |
▪ Developing Learning
and Teaching (teaching, observation, seminars) |
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2007 |
▪ Completion of
Preparation for Learning and Teaching at Oxford |
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2006–09 |
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Teaching for Wadham College, Oxford (translation
from German)
▪ Heath Harrison
Teaching Fellowship, Faculty
of Medieval and Modern Languages, University of Oxford: commentary classes on Kafka and Grass |
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2002–03 |
▪ Foreign language
assistant, J.-A.-Hülße-Gymnasium, Dresden
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Funding |
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2012-13 |
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St John's Research Centre pump-priming grant (with
Professor Kate Nation and Dr Karin Kukkonen),
'Eye
Movements in Literary Reading' |
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2012 |
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St John's Research Centre conference grant (with Dr
Michael Burke, Roosevelt Academy, The Netherlands),
'Science and Literary Criticism' |
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2005-09 |
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AHRB/AHRC full postgraduate research funding: AHRB
Research Preparation Master's Scheme (2005-06) and AHRC Doctoral Award
(2006-09) |
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2006 |
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AHRC study visit grant (to Deutsches Literaturarchiv
Marbach)
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Conference papers and invited lectures |
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See
Conferences and
Lectures
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Publications |
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See
Writing and Publications
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other professional activities |
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2011-13 |
▪ Associate Researcher, Balzan Interdisciplinary Seminar
'Literature as an Object of Knowledge', directed by Professor
Terence Cave |
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2012 |
▪ Co-organiser,
'Theories
and Practices of the Archive' graduate course, Deutsches
Literaturarchiv Marbach
▪ Co-organiser,
'Science and Literary Criticism' conference, St John's College,
Oxford |
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2011 |
▪ Reviewer for the
Narrative and Hypertext Workshop at the
22nd ACM Conference on Hypertext and Hypermedia, Eindhoven,
2011 |
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From 2009 |
▪ Blogger for Psychology Today:
'A Hunger Artist' |
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2010 |
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Judge (with Profs. Ritchie
Robertson and Katrin Kohl) of the
Think Kafka
Competition
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Awards and Achievements |
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2005 |
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The Times
Stephen Spender Prize for poetry in translation: Rilke’s ‘Duino Elegies:
Number Eight’, highly commended |
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2004 |
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Gibbs Prize in Modern
Languages, University of Oxford |
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2002 |
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Scholar in Modern Languages,
St Hilda’s College, Oxford |
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2001 |
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Scholarship for outstanding
achievement in modern languages, St Hilda’s College, Oxford |
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2000 |
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The Associated Board of the
Royal Schools of Music, Piano Grade 8 (Merit)
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Family |
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Mother |
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Prof. Susan J. Blackmore |
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Father |
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Prof. Tom Troscianko, died
16 November 2011. Obituaries were published by the
University of
Bristol, in the
THE, and in
Perception. A
symposium in Tom's honour was held at ECVP 2012, and a website in
his memory is now online (though still in development) at
www.tomtroscianko.com. See also my Photos. |
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Brother |
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Dr Jolyon Troscianko |
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Stepfather |
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Dr Adam Hart-Davis |
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