Julia Sattler

Contact Information

Julia Sattler wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin E-Mail: julia.sattler@tu-dortmund.de Office: Emil-Figge-Straße 50, R. 0.413 Tel: +49 (0)231 755 2903 Fax: +49 (0)231 755 5450 Personal Profile at the University's Homepage StudiGer Homepage Homepage der Angewandten Studiengänge

Current Announcements Before you contact me about your Berufsfeldpraktikum, please kindly inform yourself about the general procedures here. Thank you for your consideration! There will be no office hours until further notice. If you have any questions, need anything, etc. please send me an e-mail; we can also have a Skype or telephone conversation. Thanks!

Office Hours

Semester Break WS 20/21
by appointment via email

Courses in the SS 21

• Introduction to American Literary and Cultural Studies - Group I
• “This very moment is the perfect teacher” – Selfhood and Self-Help in American Literature and Culture

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• A list of courses in past semesters can be found here.

Responsibilities/Research Interests

• Amerikanistik, American Studies
  • Urban Cultural Studies, Poetry and Poetry in Translation, Literature and Culture of the American South, African American Studies, (Inter)Cultural Education, Literature and Contextual Family Therapy
• Austausch
  • Julia Sattler is the new contact person for Ege Üniversitesi
• Administration, Supervision and Coordination
  • coordinator of the "Berufsfeldpraktikum" (LABG 2009)
    • Before you contact me about your Berufsfeldpraktikum, please kindly inform yourself about the general procedures here.
• Academic Exchange, Incoming and Outgoing
  • I am the advisor for incoming and outgoing students from and to Bilkent University [1] as well as Karadeniz Teknik University [2]

Research Projects

• "Whitman's Daughters: Female Poets responding to Walt Whitman" (Working Title)
• "'This possible city': Detroit Poetry and Radical Urban Transformation" (Working Title)
• Postdoctoral Research Project (ongoing): "Ruhr/Detroit: Urban Planning and American Cultural Studies"--Research Project in the Framework of the Mercur-Project "Spaces--Communities--Representations: Urban Transformations in the USA" (funded by the MERCATOR Foundation)
• Doctoral Project (abgeschlossen): "Family Secrets: Roots, Memory and Mixed Race Heritage in the Contemporary United States"