Welcome!

I am an assis­tant pro­fes­sor at the Insti­tute for Slav­ic Stud­ies at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Inns­bruck, Aus­tria and co-edi­tor of the Open Access Jour­nal Stud­ies in Russ­ian, Eurasian and Cen­tral Euro­pean New Media (digitalicons.org). Pre­vi­ous­ly, I have stud­ied Russ­ian Lit­er­a­ture and Applied Com­put­er Sci­ence in Salzburg, Moscow and Prague. My PhD the­sis at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Pas­sau focused on (auto-)biographical strate­gies of Russ­ian writ­ers on the inter­net and was pub­lished in 2020 as an Open Access mono­graph: Weav­ing Lives: (Auto-)Biographical Prac­tices of Russ­ian Authors on the Inter­net (in Ger­man, Biele­feld: Tran­script). My research inter­ests include Russ­ian, Pol­ish and Czech lit­er­a­ture from 1850 onward, recep­tion the­o­ry, (auto-)biography, new media, and dig­i­tal humanities.

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Title image was cre­at­ed by an arti­fi­cial neur­al net­work (Pixray) with the fol­low­ing prompt: “A 19th cen­tu­ry com­put­er read­ing a nov­el by Ilya Repin”

Ger­not Howanitz · 3 days ago
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We have two PhD posi­tions avail­able in our two-year project “Kalei­do­scop­ic Pat­terns of Protest”. See https://t.co/9lR3vE877Z DM me for more infor­ma­tion & please share/RT!

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