Professor Andrew J. Webber FBA
- Fellow type
- UK Fellow
- Year elected
- 2019
- Subjects
- Modern languages
Current post
Past appointments
Tübingen Erich Auerbach Visiting Chair in Global Literary Studies
2015 - 2016
Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities Acting Director
2009 - 2010
University of Cambridge Reader
2004 - 2010
University of Cambridge University Assistant Lectureship
1994 - 2004
Publications
Arthur Schnitzler digital
Andrew Webber and Others - Published in 2018 by Digital Critical Edition
South and North: Contemporary Urban Orientations
Edited by Kerry Bystrom, Ashleigh Harris and Andrew J. Webber - Published in 2018 by Routledge
Cambridge Companion to the Literature of Berlin
Edited by Andrew J. Webber - Published in 2017 by Cambridge University Press
Memory Culture and the Contemporary City: Building Sites
Andrew Webber, Uta Staiger and Henriette Steiner - Published in 2009 by Palgrave Macmillan
Berlin in the Twentieth Century: A Cultural Topography
Andrew Webber - Published in 2008 by Cambridge University Press
Cities in Transition: The Moving Image and the Modern Metropolis
Andrew Webber and Emma Wilson - Published in 2008 by Wallflower Press
The Doppelgänger: Double Visions in German Literature
Andrew Webber - Published in 1996 by Clarendon Press
Sexuality and the Sense of Self in the Works of Georg Trakl and Robert Musil
Andrew Webber - Published in 1990 by MHRA, University of London
Online media
Other Fellows of the British Academy
Professor Peter Brooks FBA
Comparative literature, mainly French & English; Stendhal, Balzac, Henry James; the novel and its analysis; psychoanalysis and literary study; law and literature; identity in modern culture
Professor Hilary Owen FBA
The literatures, cultures and cinema of Portugal and Lusophone Africa in the 20th and 21st centuries; feminist theory and gender studies; women's writing and filmmaking; postcolonial theory
Professor Rachel Bowlby FBA
Literary realism; history and theory of consumer culture; Freud, especially in relation to Greek tragedy and feminist reappraisals; Virginia Woolf; contemporary French philosophy.
