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Colloquium
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bridge. This coming year he is also Northrop Frye Professor
at Toronto and Visiting Professor at the Sorbonne Nouvelle.
His books include a collection of poetry, Breath and Dust
(2000), a work of criticism, Interpreting Culture (2006) and
a history, Empires and Colonies (2008).
jhart@ualberta.ca
Florian Hartling, Nemčija / Germany
Florian Hartling je nedavno doktoriral iz medijev in
komunikologije s tezo Digitalni avtor? O avtorstvu v
internetnem okolju (summa cum laude) na Univerzi
Halle-Wittenberg. Je raziskovalec na Oddelku za medije
in komunikologijo v Halleju in na European School of
Journalism Alfred Neven DuMont v Halleju. Tam predava
na magistrskem programu MultiMedia & Avtorstvo.
Ukvarja se s teorijo interneta, avtorstva in multimedijskimi
pripovedmi.
Florian Hartling has recently finished his doctorate in media
and communication studies at the University of Halle-Wittenberg
with a thesis on the Digital author? On authorship
under the terms of the dispositif Internet (summa cum
laude). He is Research Associate at the Department of Media
and Communication Studies, Halle and at the European
School of Journalism Alfred Neven DuMont, Halle. There he
is mainly responsible for the M.A. program MultiMedia &
Authorship. His interests in research include internet theory,
authorship, and multimedia narratives.
florian.hartling@medienkomm.uni-halle.de
Julia A. Sozina, Rusija / Russia
Julia A. Sozina je raziskovalka na Centru za zgodovino
slovanske književnosti pri Inštitutu za slovanske študije
Ruske akademije znanosti. Leta 1995 je diplomirala
na Moskovski državni univerzi Lomonosov (Slovanske
književnosti in Slovenski jezik). Leta 2000 je doktorirala
s tezo Književnosti evropskih, ameriških in avstralskih ljudstev.
Ukvarja se predvsem s slovensko književnostjo in
kulturo ter literarno komunikacijo med Južnimi Slovani
in Rusijo.
Julia A. Sozina is a Researcher at the Centre of History of Slavic
Literature of the Institute of Slavic Studies of the Russian Academy
of Sciences. She is a graduate of the Lomonosov Moscow
State University (Slavic Literatures and Slovene Language,
1995). She defended her PhD (Literatures of the Peoples of
Europe, America and Australia) in 2000. Her scientific interests
include mainly Slovene literature and culture, and also
literary communications between South Slavs and Russia.
juliasozina@mail.ru
Varja Balžalorsky, Slovenija / Slovenia
Varja Balžalorsky je diplomirala iz primerjalne književnosti
in literarne teorije ter iz francoščine in francoske književnosti
na Filozofski fakulteti. Objavila je nekaj razprav (“Subjektiviteta
v Montaignevih Esejih”, “Pogledi na subjektiviteto
in govorca v trubadurski liriki”, “Romani Chrétiena de
Troyes v luči treh sodobnih teorij romana”), občasno piše
kritike. Ukvarja se s prevajanjem in slovaropisjem. V okviru
doktorskega študija na Oddelku za primerjalno književnost
in literarno teorijo ljubljanske Filozofske fakultete,
kjer deluje kot mlada raziskovalka, se ukvarja s problematiko
subjektivitete v liriki.
Varja Balžalorsky graduated in Comparative Literature,
Literary Theory and French Studies at the University of
Ljubljana. She has published a few papers (“Subjectivity in
Montaigne’s Essays”, “Views on Subjectivity and Speaker
in Troubadour poetry”, “Romances of Chrétien de Troyes
in the light of three Modern Theories of the Novel”), occasionally
she writes literary reviews. She deals with translation
and lexicography. Within her PhD project at the Department
of Comparative Literature and Literary Theory at the Faculty
of Arts in Ljubljana, where she works as young researcher,
she investigates the issue of subjectivity in lyric poetry.
bvarja@gmail.com