Education, Teaching & Leadership (ETL)
Dr Claudia Rosenhan
Teaching Fellow
Education, Teaching and Leadership (ETL)
Email: claudia.rosenhan@ed.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)131 651 6464
Location:
Charteris Land (Rm 5.16)Background
I was awarded my MA in English Language / Literature and Modern History from the Free University of Berlin and subsequently went to teach German at the School of Modern Languages, University of Bath. This led to another teaching position at the Department of Language Engineering (now defunct) at UMIST (now University of Manchester), where I worked on UG Joint Honours courses (mainly International Management) as well as on Masters courses for Translation Studies. I earned my PhD in English from the University of Manchester in 2002 and worked for the next two years as a Research Assistant at the University of St Gallen, Switzerland. This was followed by a stint in Australia, where I was employed as an EAP tutor at the Centre for English Teaching at the University of Sydney. On my return to Scotland I worked at Heriot-Watt University and St George’s School for Girls, before I entered the University of Edinburgh, first as an Associate Tutor and then as a Teaching Fellow.
Current and recent research
I am currently preparing a monograph for publication, which is entitled 'All her faculties-- the representation of the female mind in twentieth-century literature'. It is an inquiry into the cultural perception of intellect and womanhood as paradox against the backdrop of educational reform.
I am continuing my investigation into the linkages between education, gender and sexuality by exploring E. M. Forster's Maurice as a 'Cambridge Novel'.
Publications
Publications list for Dr Claudia Rosenhan
This article was published on Oct 18, 2012