Nicole Falkenhayner

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associate professor contemporary anglophone literature at NTNU Trondheim

Visceral writing and affect transmission as feminist strategy

As a research group at the department of language and literature, NTNU, our discussions start out from the observation that recent texts by women authors point towards an affecting aesthetics which affords physical reactions in their readers. Potential reading experiences of nausea, vertigo and disorientation are repeatedly indicated through textual strategies of visceral representation that focus on affect…

http://nicolefalkenhayner.com/2025/02/13/visceral-writing-and-affect-transmission-as-feminist-strategy/

Visceral writing and affect transmission as feminist strategy

As a research group at the department of language and literature, NTNU, our discussions start out from the observation that recent texts by women authors point towards an affecting aesthetics which…

Nicole Falkenhayner

Project cultures of anticipation now closed

With my latest publication, "Sensing the Future in Contemporary Anglophone Literature" my research project on cultures of anticipation is now closed for the time being. The project, which I started in 2017, has been focusing on analysing how different cultures in the early modern period and in the 21st century shaped a liminal concept of futurity - of developing a relationship to a time in, for and from the future - in…

http://nicolefalkenhayner.com/2024/01/17/project-cultures-of-anticipation-now-closed/

Project cultures of anticipation now closed

With my latest publication, “Sensing the Future in Contemporary Anglophone Literature” my research project on cultures of anticipation is now closed for the time being. The project, whi…

Nicole Falkenhayner

New Article in ariel: A Review of International English Literature

Sensing the Future in Contemporary Anglophone Literature Due to contemporary experiences of climate crisis, large-scale migration, and global ruptures such as the spread of COVID-19, futurity has become newly problematized in both public discourse and critical discussions in literary and cultural studies. This article argues that literary texts contribute to the renegotiation of futurity for the…

http://nicolefalkenhayner.com/2024/01/05/new-article-in-ariel-a-review-of-international-english-literature/

New Article in ariel: A Review of International English Literature

Sensing the Future in Contemporary Anglophone Literature Due to contemporary experiences of climate crisis, large-scale migration, and global ruptures such as the spread of COVID-19, futurity has b…

Nicole Falkenhayner
#FIFAWomensWorldCup2023 why is Sarina Wiegman not earning the same salary as her male counterpart?
Well done #Lionesses of to the final we go let’s bring that 🏆 home #sweetcaroline #FIFAWomensWorldCup2023

Came across this passage in Stuart Hall's memoir, Familiar Stranger: A Life Between Two Islands:

'the dislocations, the strangeness within the self [I experienced on coming face-to-face with England] undermined my desire to write creatively. I couldn't do it from within the culture I found myself inhabiting, from within its imaginary geography. Instead I observed everything... This strengthened my critical as against my creative instincts, a shift which is difficult to undo.'

Explains a lot about why some people are creative writers and others critical theorists. And also why the English novel is like it is - it is too often written from within the culture and its imaginary geography.

#novel #criticaltheory #england #creative #culturalstudies #memoir

A ✅ has appeared in my profile. Hurrah for that. I think we have to realise that the learning curve here is steepish, but rather than be anxious about it, shouldn’t we should celebrate the adventure of slowly finding out something that was puzzling at first? Like your first week at school or in a new office building. We’ll get there and soon laugh at how confused me were at first. I hope!
Ok this is going to get a bit difficult… I literally cannot find just about nearly no one here who I used to follow on Twitter. I never did much social media wise but I read a lot there, so it feels a bit … hmm… empty around here? What can we do to draw people here without adding content to the Musk platform? Any strategical ideas anyone? (Feel like yelling ‚hello is anyone there‘ in an empty warehouse:unarist: )
Solidarity with my U.K.-based colleagues who are constantly out on strike just trying to secure basic working rights and conditions that we all take for granted over here in Norway. I hope university managers and the gov’t wake up and smell the coffee. Better late than never! #ucustrike #histodons #academia #highered