Sophia Koutrakos
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Research Associate
NameSophia Koutrakos M.A.
Third-party funded project
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Chair of Modern German Literature and Media Culture Studies
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TUD Dresden University of Technology
Fakultät SLK
Institut für Germanistik und Medienkulturen
Professur für Neuere deutsche Literaturwissenschaft und Medienkulturwissenschaft
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TU Dresden
Fakultät SLK
Institut für Germanistik und Medienkulturen
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01069 Dresden
Deutschland
Scientific career
| Since 09/2022 | Research Associate at the Chair of Media Studies and Modern German Literature on the project "Theater der Trans-lation. Dynamics and constellations of translation and degradation in theater and performance of the 21st century" |
| 04/2018 - 03/2021 |
Tutor at the Chair of Modern German Literature and Theater Research in the seminar "Grundlagen der Medien: Theater" over 4 semesters (SoSe 2018, WiSe 2018/19, SoSe 2019, WiSe 2020/21) |
| 09/2017 - 03/2022 | Student Assistant at the Chair of Modern German Literature and Theatre Research (Prof. Dr. Martin Jörg Schäfer) at the University of Hamburg |
| 10/2014 - 03/2022 | Study of German literature at the University of Hamburg |
Publications
Co-editorship
- Funke, Tobias/Groll, Mirjam/Just, Philipp/Koutrakos, Sophia/Schäfer, Martin J. (eds.): Performance opportunities. Aspects of a "post-inclusive" theater. In preparation as no. 10 of Thewis.
Essay
- "René Polleschs prozessuale Textproduktion als theatrale Disziplin", in: Funke, Tobias/Groll, Mirjam/Just, Philipp/Koutrakos, Sophia/Schäfer, Martin J. (eds.): Auftrittsmöglichkeiten. Aspects of a "post-inclusive" theater. In preparation as no. 10 of Thewis.
Research interests
- Performance possibilities in the theater
- Limits of coming to speech and language crises
- Processually generated texts in contemporary theater
- Personal and political agency in art projects