Position:

Visiting Professor for Slavic Cultural Studies, Marthin-Luther-University, Halle-Wittenberg

Summary:

Tatjana Petzer studied Slavic, English/American, Russian Studies and Serbo-Croatian Studies in Berlin, Belgrade, Halle and Ljubljana. After she worked in lead projects in competence development with new media as well as an academic associate for the Center of Literary and Cultural Research (ZfL) in Berlin, before gaining her doctorate in 2006 at MLU. Subsequently, she worked as a fellow at the Cultur Studies department at the University of Konstanz, as a senior assistant for Slavic literature at the University of Zurich and project coordinator for the project “Knowledge History of Synergy” before starting her career at MLU.

Research Focus:

• Focus in the area of ​​Slavic literatures, arts and (knowledge) cultures
• Cultural history and geoaesthetics of Southeast Europe
• Mobility and nomadicity (in) literature and art
• Synergy concepts of Slavia Orthodoxa
• Transformation and future aesthetics of modernity, immortality, cryoarchives, vestimentary orders and translation