Academic interests
Ibsen, Nordic Literature, Film History, Adaptation Studies, German Cultural History, Modern Disaster Discourses
My research is focused on the intersections between aesthetics and politics, between literature, film, and different sociopolitical contexts. On the one hand, it draws on literature-, film-, and adaptation theory, on the other hand, it employs literature-, film-, and theatre history, as well as social philosophy, critique of ideology, and disaster discourses.
Courses taught
IBS2210/4210 – Ibsen i praksis
IBS4001 – Theoretical, Methodological, and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Ibsen Studies
NOR2415 – Contemporary Scandinavian Film
Appointments and other projects
Teaching Coordinator at the Centre for Ibsen Studies (2024–)
Co-editor of Ibsen Studies (2019–)
Guest Editor of Vagant, no. 3–4, 2021 (special issue on Siegfried Kracauer)
International experience
Visiting Scholar, UC Berkeley, CA (2021–22)
Guest Researcher, Humboldt-Universität, Berlin (2015–16)
Background
PhD in Ibsen Studies and Film, University of Oslo (2020)
MA in Comparative Literature, University of Copenhagen (2012)