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MA, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universitaet,
Frankfurt am Main.
Dr. phil., Universitaet Wuerzburg.
Habilitation, Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universitaet,
Frankfurt am Main.
Postgraduate Degree "Certificate in
Learning and Teaching in Higher Education", University
College London.
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy |
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Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and English |
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Jula
Wildberger co-authored a paper on Ovid's
Metamorphoses that is to appear
in next spring's Jahrbuch für
Psychoanalyse: a Kleinian reading of the
episode on Invidia (Envy) by Helga
Wildberger. |
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After studying and working in Germany
(Frankfurt am Main, Würzburg, and Bonn) and a detour into
the British academic world (University College London and
Glasgow) Jula Wildberger has now settled in Paris, to work
in an environment that nourishes her essentially
interdisciplinary approach to classical antiquity.
She is particularly interested in the
intersections between pragmatic, philosophical and literary
questions, but also in the meaning our answers to such
questions can have for us as intellectual and moral agents
in the modern world.
Jula Wildberger started her academic
career with research on Ovid's Art of Love, trying to
see what happens if we treat this highly sophisticated
intertextual exercise "seriously" and ask how it might
"function" as a handbook of love for teenage Roman males.
Her second big research project is a
new systematic reconstruction of the ancient philosophical
system that is called Stoicism and an assessment of what one
of the Stoic philosophers, the Roman L. Annaeus Seneca,
contributes to it. Part of the work has been published in
her habilitation thesis Seneca und die Stoa: Der Platz
des Menschen in der Welt.
Currently, Professor Wildberger is
working on two further projects: She is studying a wide
range of texts containing moral exhortation that are
commonly called "diatribes", asking whether it is possible
to define and understand them from a pragmatic point of
view, i.e. by looking at the various purposes they were
intended for by their authors. The other project is
concerned with Roman conceptions of masculinity, in
particular the logic and internal paradoxes of the so-called
"Priapic model" of masculinity. |
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Books
Seneca, De ira – Über die Wut,
Lateinisch /Deutsch. Stuttgart: Philipp Reclam jun.,
2007.
Seneca und die Stoa. Der Platz des
Menschen in der Welt (2 volumes). Berlin / New York: De
Gruyter, 2006 (revised version of habilitation thesis).
Lukian, Symposion oder: Die Lapithen.
Griechisch/Deutsch. Stuttgart: Philipp Reclam jun.,
2005.
Ovids Schule der ‘elegischen’ Liebe
– Erotodidaxe und Psychagogie in der Ars amatoria.
Frankfurt am Main/Bern/New York: Peter Lang 1998 (revised
version of dissertation for Dr. phil.).
Articles
"Ovids Remedia amoris aus
affektpsychologischer Sicht", in MARKUS JANKA/ULRICH
SCHMITZER, edd., Ovid. Werk und Dichter. Darmstadt:
Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 2007.
"Seneca and the Stoic theory of
cognition – some preliminary remarks", in KATHARINA
VOLK/GARETH WILLIAMS, edd., Seeing Seneca whole:
perspectives on philosophy, poetry, and politics, Leiden
/ Boston: Brill 2006 (Columbia Studies in the Classical
Tradition 28), 75–102.
"Quanta sub nocte iaceret nostra dies
(Lucan, BC 9,13f.). Stoizismen als Mittel der Verfremdung",
in CHRISTINE WALDE, ed., Lukan im 21. Jahrhundert,
München/Leipzig: Saur 2005, 56–88.
"Die Überhöhung der Geliebten bei
Tibull, Properz und Ovid", Gymnasium 105 (1998),
39–64. |
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CL400 |
Interdisciplinary Topics in Literature |
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EN120 |
Writing and Criticism |
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PL211 |
History of Philosophy I: From Ancient to Medieval |
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Directed Study in Latin or Greek (see
Course Catalog pp. 10 and 57) |
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CL_PL317 |
Plato and Cicero |
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CL490 |
Senior Seminar: Special Studies in Comparative Literature |
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Contact
Jula Wildberger |
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jwildberger@aup.fr |
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+33 1
40.62.06.00 ext. 681 |
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Grenelle, AUP: 147, Rue de Grenelle,
75007, Paris (Métro: La Tour-Maubourg,
Ecole Militaire, Alma-Marceau, Invalides) |
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Brian
Brazeau
Assistant Professor of English
Cheryl
Caesar
Assistant Professor of English
Alice
Craven
Associate Professor of Comparative
Literature and English; Writing Program Administrator.
William Dow
Assistant Professor of English
Mark
Ennis
Instructor of English and
Global Communications
Oliver Feltham
Assistant Professor of Comparative
Literature and Philosophy
Geoffrey Gilbert
Associate Professor of Comparative
Literature, English, European and Mediterranean Cultures, and Global Communications;
Director, MA in Cultural Translation; Co-Chair, Department of Comparative Literature and English.
Kate
Green
Assistant Professor of English
Daniel
Gunn
Professor of Comparative
Literature, English, and European and Mediterranean Cultures; Writing
Program Administrator; Director, Center for Writers and Translators.
Adrian
Harding
Assistant Professor of Comparative
Literature, English and French
Lissa
Lincoln
Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature and
English
Linda
Martz
Assistant Professor of English and
History
Ann Mott
Assistant Professor of English;
Writing Lab Counselor.
Richard
Pevear
Distinguished Professor of Comparative Literature
Anne-Marie
Picard-Drillien
Associate Professor
of Comparative Literature; Coordinator, French Studies Major.
Rebekah Rast
Associate Professor of English; Co-Chair,
Department of Comparative Literature and English.
Roy
Rosenstein
Professor of Comparative Literature and English
Margery
Arent Safir
Professor of Comparative Literature
and English; Director, The Arts Arena.
Celeste
Schenck
Professor of Comparative Literature;
Provost of the University.
Charles
Talcott
Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature and
English
David
Tresilian
Instructor of English
Jula
Wildberger
Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and English
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