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2007 PhD Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies, University of Tokyo, Japan
2001 MA Asian Studies, University of Oregon, USA
2000 MA Japanese Studies, University of Sofia, Bulgaria
Dennitza Gabrakova has studied and researched in the areas of Japanese Studies, East Asian Studies and Comparative literature. Her main focus is on Japanese Modern literature within the context of world literature and from an East Asia perspective. Her dissertation submitted to the University of Tokyo explored the politics and poetics of the “weed”-imagery in Modern Japan. After a year and a half of postdoctoral research at Hosei University, University of Tokyo Center for Philosophy and University of Tokyo Contemporary Literary Studies program she moved to Hong Kong to assume her present post.
Research Interests
Lu Xun
Japanese Modern Literature
Poetics of Space
East Asia
Utopian Studies
Teaching Interests
Japanese Literature
Japanese Culture
Translation Studies
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