Participating scientists/promotion students
Participating scientists/promotion students
Research cluster children's and young adult literature (KJL)
The research cluster serves to network and visualise research activities in the field of children's and young adult literature beyond the OlFoKi and cordially invites interested parties from all disciplines - including advanced students who are dealing with children's and young adult literature, for example as part of a thesis - to participate in the development and expansion of the research cluster.
Contact persons are as follows:
Participating scientists/promotion students
Prof Dr Thomas Boyken (Spokesperson)
Children's and youth literature
Professorship for Children's and Young Adult Literature, Institute for German Studies, School III
Research focus:
- Children's and youth literature
- Literature from the 18th to 21st century
- drama theory
- narratology
- Theory of mediality
Activities (selection):
- Participation in the research cluster Children's and Young Adult Literature (KJL )
Dr Ella Margaretha Karnatz (Spokesperson)
Children's and youth literature
Research assistant in the Department of Children's and Youth Literature, Institute for German Studies, School III
Research focus:
- Children's and youth literature
- Contemporary children's and young adult literature
- Authorship and literary sociology
- Literature and mental health
Activities (selection):
- Participation in the research cluster Children's and Youth Literature (KJL)
Prof Dr Urte Helduser
Modern German literature and literary theory
Professorship for Modern German Literature and Literary Theory, Institute for German Studies, School III
Activities (selection):
- Participation in the research cluster Children's and Young Adult Literature (KJL )
Sandra Eilts
Children's and youth literature
Research assistant in the Department of Children's and Youth Literature, Institute for German Studies, School III
Research focus:
- Mediality & materiality of literature
- Romanticism
- Children's and youth literature
- Michael Ende research
- Narrative theory
Activities (selection):
- Participation in the research cluster Children's and Young Adult Literature (KJL)
Contributors
Lea Sofie Jacobi
Children's and youth literature
Student assistant in the Department of Children's and Youth Literature, Institute for German Studies, School III
Activities (selection):
- Participation in the research cluster Children's and Young Adult Literature (KJL)