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Semester Break Reading Group V - Jack Sigel
Many of you will want to relax and get away for the break. However, if you would like to read and discuss a great novel, please email me and I can provide more details. Also let me know if you have any questions. Since this is not an official university course, there will be no papers, exams,or credits. The requirements are that you do the reading and participate in the discussions.
The edition I have is the Pevear and Volokonsky translation.
ISBN: 978-0140449174
Please be sure to have this edition so that we do not have to spend time locating passages fordiscussion in other editions.
Dr. Jack Sigel
j.sigel@zoho.eu
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Sprechstunden
Prof. Dr. Martin Middeke
*Sprechstundentermin in der vorlesungsfreien Zeit SoSe 2023 via Zoom:
Mittwoch, den 09.08.2023: 09:00 - 12:00 Uhr (Zoom)
(Anmeldungen über martin.middeke@philhist.uni-augsburg.de werden lediglich bis um 12 Uhr des Vortags, 8. August 2023, entgegengenommen)
PD Dr. David Kerler
Während der Vorlesungszeit des Sommersemesters 2023 via Zoom:
Freitag: 09:00 - 10:00 Uhr
Die Anmeldung erfolgt über Digicampus. Dort ist auch der Link für die Sprechstunde via Zoom hinterlegt.
Aktuelle Buchveröffentlichungen des Lehrstuhls

Affects in 21st-Century British Theatre: Exploring Feeling on Page and Stage
Mireia Aragay, Cristina Delgado-García and Martin Middeke (eds.)
London/New York: Palgrave McMillan, 2021
With contributions by:
Mireia Aragay (Barcelona, Spain); Cristina Delgado-García (Glasgow, U.K.); Martin Middeke (Augsburg/Johannesburg, Germany/S.A.); Clare Wallace (Prague, Czech Republic), Korbinian Stöckl (Augsburg, Germany), Liz Tomlin (Glasgow, U.K.); Lynette Leni Goddard (Royal Holloway, U.K.); Marissia Fragkou (Canterbury, U.K.); Philip Watkinson (independent scholar, U.K.); Julia Boll (Hamburg, Germany); Mark Robson (Dundee, U.K.); Clara Escoda (Barcelona, Spain).

Symmetry, Proportion, and Seriality: The Semantics of Mirroring and Repetition in Science and the Arts.
Special Issue of European Review: Interdisciplinary Journal of the Humanities and Sciences 29.2
Monika Fludernik, Martin Middeke, Andreas Buchleitner (eds.)
Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2021
With contributions by:
Monika Fludernik (English Literature, Freiburg, Germany); Martin Middeke (English Literature, Augsburg/Johannesburg, Germany/S.A.); Andreas Buchleitner (Quantum Optics, Freiburg, Germany); Mark Mcmorris (Art, Poetry and Literature, Georgetown, Washington D.C., USA), Rosapia Laura Grotto (Cognitive Neuroscience, Florence, Italy); Fionn Murtagh (Mathematics and Data Science, Huddersfield, UK); Hans W. Hubert (Art History, Freiburg, Germany); Vasco Zara (Musicology, Tours, France); Hartmann Römer (Physics, Freiburg, Germany); Zhang Longxi (Aesthetics, Hong Kong); Monika Schmitz-Emans (Comparative Literature, Bochum, Germany); Thierry Paul (Mathematics, Paliseau, France); Angeli Janhsen (Art History, Freiburg, Germany).

Handbook of the English Novel, 1830-1900
Martin Middeke and Monika Pietrzak-Franger (eds.)
Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, 2020, 686 pp.
With contributions by:
Susanne Bach (Kassel); Ute Berns (Hamburg); Nadine Böhm-Schnitker (Bielefeld); Miriam Elisabeth Burstein (Brockport, NY, USA); Timothy Carens (Charleston, S.C., USA); Nils Clausson (Regina, Canada); Doris Feldmann (Erlangen); Ellen Grünkemeier (Leipzig); Anna Maria Jones (U of Central Florida, USA); Stephan Karschay (Hamburg); U. C. Knoepflmacher (Princeton, USA); Norbert Lennartz (Vechta); Jakob Lothe (Oslo, Norway); Phillip Mallett (St. Andrews, UK); Simon Marsden (Liverpool, UK); Silvia Mergenthal (Konstanz); Martin Middeke (Augsburg/Johannesburg); J. Hillis Miller (Irvine, CA, USA); Rebecca N. Mitchell (Birmingham, UK); Timo Müller (Konstanz); Ruth Parkin-Gounelas (Thessaloniki, Greece); Monika Pietrzak-Franger (Vienna); Nora Pleßke (Magdeburg); Joanna Rostek (Giessen); Natalie Roxburgh (Siegen); Dianne F. Sadoff (Rutgers, NJ, USA); Susanne Scholz (Frankfurt); David Seed (Liverpool, UK); Linda M. Shires (New York City, USA); Carolyn Sigler (Duluth, USA); Adina Sorian (Augsburg); Felix Sprang (Siegen); Julia Straub (Bern, Switzerland); Severiano Tomaiuolo (Cassino, Italy); Eckart Voigts (Braunschweig); Anne-Julia Zwierlein (Regensburg).

Drama, Theatre, and Philosophy Special Issue: Anglia. Journal of English Philology 136.1
David Kornhaber and Martin Middeke (eds.)
Berlin: De Gruyter, 2018
With contributions by:
David Kornhaber (University of Austin TX, USA), Martin Middeke (University of Augsburg), Laura Cull Ó Maoilearca (University of Surrey, UK), Erika Fischer-Lichte (Humboldt-University Berlin), Hans-Thies Lehmann (Goethe University, Frankfurt on the Main), Anna Street (Sorbonne, Paris), Dan Rebellato (Royal Holloway, UK), Tom Stern (University College London, UK), Ramona Mosse (Humboldt-University), Mark Robson (University of Dundee, UK), Dieter Thomä (University of St. Gallen, Switzerland).

Of Precariousness:
Vulnerabilities, Responsibilities, Communities in 21st Century British Drama and Theatre
Martin Middeke and Mireia Aragay (eds.)
Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, 2017
With contributions by:
Christian Attinger, Bettina Auerswald, Elzbieta Baraniecka, Christoph Henke, David Kerler, Martin Middeke, Martin Riedelsheimer (Augsburg), Mireia Aragay, Cristina Delgado-García, Clara Escoda, Enric Monforte, José R. Prado, Verónica Rodríguez (Barcelona).