Focus Points in Research and Teaching
Lilean Buhl is a PhD-student in American Studies and he is a member of the research project "Multiplication: Modernity, Mass Culture, Gender" (funded by the German Research Foundation).
Resume
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Professional Career
since June 2020
Research Assistant and PhD Candidate in American Studies, Leibniz University Hannover, as part of the project "Multiplication: Modernity, Mass Culture, Gender in the United States, 1910-1933" (funded by the German Research Foundation)since November 2014
Free journalist, Neue Presse Hannover, cultural sectionJanuary-March 2018:
Translator, Project Coordinator and German Language Expert at DefinedCrowd in Seattle, WA, USA. -
Education
2016-2020
MA-Program: Advanced Anglophone Studies
MA-Thesis: "Modernist Body Mechanisms: Physicality in Transatlantic Avantgardes, Cultural Critique, and Mass Entertainment."2017-2018
Visiting Graduate Student in English Languages and Literatures at the University of Washington Graduate School, Seattle, WA, USA2013-2016
BA-Program: English and Philosophy
BA-Thesis: "Objectivity and Autobiography - Joe Sacco's Comic Journalism." -
Scholarships and Awards
2018/19
Niedersachsenstipendium (scholarship from the state of Lower Saxony)2017
Presidential Award of the Leibniz University Hannover for exceptional achievements in the bachelor's thesis and overall performance2017/18
Fulbright ScholarshipJuli-August 2015
Fulbright American Studies Summer Session at Humboldt University Berlin2013-2014
Deutschlandstipendium (German Scholarship)