Kristine
Will be speaking next on "Vondel and the Role of Emotions in the Public Sphere" at the KNHG conference "Cool, Calm and Collected: The Dutch and Their Emotions in Pre-Modern Times" (http://www.knhg.nl/2011/knhg-n
Kristine started following the work of Brita Planck, University of Gothenburg, Dept of historical studies.
Kristine started following the work of Camilla Schjerning, University of Copenhagen, Saxo Institute, Section for History.
Kristine
Will be speaking next at Cultural History of Emotions conference in Istanbul, 1 October: http://www.chep2011.bilkent.ed
Faculty Member, Faculty of Arts
Assistant professor
English department
Thesis Title: Wild Justice: The Dynamics of Gender and Revenge in Early Modern English Drama (2007)
About
I am an assistant professor in English literature at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
I recently received a grant from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) to conduct a research project entitled "Moving Scenes: Theatre, Passions and the Public Sphere in Early Modern England." I will look at the role of the theatre in debates about the effects of emotion on an audience, in the context of the emerging public sphere in early modern England.
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