Projecten
Current projects- Narrativity, Knowledge and the Rhetorical Interface. A diachronic study of the evolution of the encyclopaedic novel in German literature (funded by Research Council, Ghent University)
- Director of Research Project: Die Performanz des Dokuments. Neuere dokumentarische Strategien in der deutschsprachigen Literatur seit 2000 (funded by Research Council, Ghent University)
- Co-director of Research Project UGent (01D25610): Humor en intertekstualiteit als ideologiekritische strategieën in het oeuvre van Thomas Brussig. Predoctoral researcher: Maaike Van Liefde (UGent).
- Co-director of Research Project VUB/UGent (OZR1891/NVT): Experimental autobiographies. with Bart Vervaeck & Hans Vandevoorde. Predoctoral researcher: Johanna De Coux (VUB).
- Co-director of FWO Project G.0672.09: A rhetorical-narratological approach to figurativeness in narrative settings, with an application to eventful narrative texts (1660-1880) (with Benjamin Biebuyck, UGent; predoctoral researcher: Helena Elshout, UGent)
- Fourth Narratology workshop. In the framework of Narratology Workgroup Universiteit Gent
- Co-director of research project (UGent): Der gute Europäer. Onderzoek naar de evoluties van het ideopoëem ‘Europa’ in geselecteerde Duitstalige prozaliteratuur van 1870 tot 1933 (2006-2011)
- Conference: Literature and subversion (in cooperation with Antwerp University).
- European Network for Avant-Garde and Modernist Studies: founding conference 2008
- "Narrative Unreliability": Workshop en edition in the framework of FWO Research Community OLITH: ‘Literaturen, literatuuropvattingen, literatuurwetenschap: interactie en conflict’. (in samenwerking met: Elke D'hoker)
- 2006-2009: personal FWO project: Literary polemics between fiction, non-fiction and hybrid-fiction (Heine, Kraus, Alexander Kluge)
- 2003-2006: FWO Project: A narratological approach to narrator profiles from a theoretical and diachronic point of view (from Heine to Elfriede Jelinek)
- 1999-2003: personal FWO project: Robert Musil and Hermann Broch
