Angelina Ilieva

Angelina Ilieva


Areas of Study: Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
Instructional Professor in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures and the College
Biography

My general interests include performativity, representation, and identity; the ethics of art, the political dimension of esthetic experience. Most specifically, I am interested in the role of trauma and sublimity in the emotional power of national or other identities.

Work with Students

I have advised thesis and research projects on Southeastern Europe- from national identity history narratives and self-representations in political writings to representations of gender performance in literature, creative performance project based on folklore, to comparative analysis of narrative plotting of death in magic realist writings.

Current and Recent Courses
REES 29013 The Burden of History: The Nation and Its Lost Paradise