Dr. phil. Eva Ries

Akademische R?tin a.Z., Redaktion Anglia

English Literature

Phone:	+49 821 598 - 5744
Email:	eva.ries@philhist.uni-augsburgphilhist.uni-augsburg.de ()
Room:	4033 (D)
Address:	Universit?tsstra?e 10, 86159 Augsburg

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During winter term 2024/2025:

2008 – 2012: Undergraduate studies at the University of Augsburg and the University of Jaén: English Studies and?Ibero-Romance Studies?
2012 – 2016: Graduate Studies at the University of Augsburg:?International Literature
2012 – 2016: Research Assistant at the Chair of Comparative Literature?
2013 – 2018: Research Assistant at the Chair of English Literature
Seit 2013: Editorial Assistant?ANGLIA/Zeitschrift für Englische Philologie
Seit 2018: Lecturer at the Chair of English Literature
2021: PhD (?summa cum laude“), University of Augsburg

2022 | 2021 | 2020

2022

Ries, Eva (2022): Precarious fl?nerie and the ethics of the self in contemporary Anglophone fiction. Dissertation, Universit?t Augsburg, Berlin: De Gruyter (Buchreihe der Anglia / Anglia Book Series ; 76). DOI: 10.1515/9783110767490
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Zugl.: Dissertation, Universit?t Augsburg, 2021

2021

Riedelsheimer, Martin; Ries, Eva (2021): This narrator nothing affirms, therefore he lies? Truth-speaking and discursive power in Teju Cole's Open City. In: Monika Fludernik, Stephan Packard (Hg.): Being untruthful: lying, fiction, and the non-factual. Baden-Baden: Ergon (Faktuales und fiktionales Erz?hlen ; 9), S. 305-322.
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2020

Ries, Eva (2020): Precarious fl?nerie – towards the formation of an ethical subject. In: Oliver Bock, Isabel Vila-Cabanes (Hg.): Urban walking – the fl?neur as an icon of metropolitan culture in literature and film. Wilmington, DE: Vernon Press, S. 1-29.
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“Caleb Azumah Nelson: Open Water/Freischwimmen”.?Ringvorlesung:?Gro?e?Werke?der Literatur?XVIII.?Universit?t Augsburg, 13?November 2024.
"Pan-Africanist Modernism: Conceptualizations of Community in Dusé Mohamed Ali’s Ere Roosevelt Came and C.L.R. James’s Minty Alley.” MADS 2024 - Global Encounters. Humboldt Universit?t zu Berlin, 27 – 29 September 2024.
"Opacity and the Ethics of Relationality in Dionne Brand’s What We All Long For". Agency, Community, Kinship – Representations of Migration Beyond Victimhood. Center for Narrative Research, University of Wuppertal / online, 23 – 24 February 2022.
[with Martin Riedelsheimer:] "This Narrator Nothing Affirmeth, Therefore He Lieth? Constructions of (Un)Truth in Teju Cole's?Open City." Lying and Related Fictions. Albert-Ludwigs-Universit?t Freiburg, 15 – 16 February 2019.
"Precarious Fl?nerie: Towards the Formation of an Ethical Subject". Urban Walking – The Flaneur as an Icon of Metropolitan Culture in Literature and Other Media. Friedrich-Schiller Universit?t Jena, 9 – 10 March 2018.