Gender and culture staff

The following are a selection of members of staff and their research areas:

Name	Position	Research interests
Dr Susan Bainbrigge	Senior Lecturer in French	Modern and Contemporary French/Francophone writing
Dr Claire Boyle	Lecturer in French	Contemporary French women’s writing, French feminist theory, queer theory
Dr Eleoma Bodammer	Senior Lecturer in German	German romanticism and literature 1750-1850
Dr Leanne Dawson	Lecturer in German and Film Studies	Contemporary German literature and film; queer theory
Dr Sarah Dunnigan	Senior Lecturer in English	Medieval and early modern British women’s writing; women and fantasy tradition; Scottish ballads
Dr Carole Jones	Lecturer in English	20th and 21st century women’s fiction; masculinities; queer theory and fiction
Dr Michelle Keown	Senior Lecturer in English	Postcolonial literature and theory
Dr Séverine Genieys-Kirk	Lecturer in French	Early modern to 18th century French women’s writing
Dr Iona Macintyre	Lecturer in Hispanic Studies	19th century literature, history and culture in Spanish American and Brazil
Dr Fiona Mackintosh	Senior Lecturer in Hispanic Studies	20th and 21st century Latin American women’s writing
Dr Frauke Matthes	Lecturer in German	Contemporary German literature and culture; masculinity studies
Ms Jane Sillars	Senior Teaching Fellow in Film Studies	Feminist film theory; British and Scottish cinema; adaptation; documentary
Dr Fionnùala Sinclair	Lecturer in French	French, Occitan and Italian medieval studies, and modern feminist and critical theory
Dr Alexandra Smith	Reader in Russian Studies	Russian literature, film and culture; Eastern European literatures, languages, history and cultures
Dr Allyson Stack	Lecturer in English Literature and Creative Writing	19th and 20th century U.S. fiction; contemporary fiction; feminist theory
Dr Şebnem Susam-Saraeva	Senior Lecturer in Translation Studies	Translation and music; gender and translation; non-professionals translating and interpreting
Dr Kath Swarbrick	Lecturer in French	Psychoanalysis, ecriture féminine and feminist theory
Dr Suzanne Trill	Senior Lecturer in English Literature	Early modern women’s writing

This article was published on 2 Dec, 2015