Phd Project: The Polymigrant Imagination, under the supervision of Professor Ingrid Hotz-Davies, since July 2021.

This dissertation explores the impact of migrations between more than two regional or national territories on the literary imagination and the literary text, particularly if these migrations occurred during the author’s formative years. Following existing research on such "polymigrants", the thesis analyses specific dispositions of thought and feeling as they emerge in the polymigrant's experience and manifest themselves in the text.

Academic Pathway.

Master of Arts in English Literatures and Cultures, June 2020, Eberhard Karls University Tübingen, Thesis title: ‘Early Serial Migrants’ Writing Shame and Grief: An Examination of Elif Shafak’s Three Daughters of Eve and Ian McEwan’s Atonement

Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Literature in Global Cultural Studies with minors in German and Education, May 2015, Duke University