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  • Langelandsgade 139, 1580, 122

    8000 Aarhus C

    Denmark

20112025

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Research

My research focuses on the relationship between literature, culture and emotion. I am interested in the ways in which literature shapes and contributes to cultures of emotion and in the historical development of this relationship.

I work primarily on early literary periods, especially the early modern period, including Shakespeare and early modern drama, but I am also interested in the later reception of these texts and in their role today.

My book Shakespeare’s Compassion: Emotion and the Classics on the Early Modern Stage is forthcoming with The Arden Shakespeare (Bloomsbury) and I am currently completing a book on teaching Shakespeare and the history of emotion for the Cambridge Elements series ‘Shakespeare and Pedagogy’.

I am a member of the Center for Early Modern Studies (CEMS) and I participate in the cross-disciplinary project ‘Anatomical Theater: Early Modern Dissection as Investigative Art’, which brings together researchers from the arts and humanities and medicine.

Areas of expertise

  • Literature & the history of emotion
  • Early modern literature & culture
  • Shakespeare
  • Affect theory
  • Literature & medicine

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