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Dr. Margit Grieb received her Ph.D. from the University of Florida in 2003 and joined the University of South Florida in the same year as Assistant Professor of German. Currently, she is working on a book manuscript entitled Transformation of the (Silver) Screen: Film after New Media. It focuses on German cinema and new media productions and examines the aesthetic and formal representation of emergent media embedded within the “older” representational system of the cinema. She has published an article on the intersections of film and videogames, “Run Lara Run,” in Screenplay: Cinema/Videogames/Interfaces (Wallflower Press, 2002). Another article, entitled “German National Cinema in the Age of Television: A (Hi)Story of Collaboration and Antagonism” and written in collaboration with Will Lehman, appeared in the edited volume European Cinemas in the Age of Television, in 2007. “New Media and Feminist Interventions: VALIE EXPORT’s Medial Anagrams,” a chapter in the book European Avant Garde Critical Studies, edited by Alexander Graf, is due to be published by Rudopi in 2007. Her latest essay, another foray into the field of videogames and entitled “Fragging Fascism,” will appear as a chapter in a book edited by Lutz Koepnick next year. She has presented papers at various conferences on videogames, Wim Wenders’ feature films, popular German film, Brecht’s Epic Theater, and the Internet as a medium for foreign language teaching. In the Department of World Languages Dr. Grieb teaches courses on German film, literature, language and culture. She directs the USF Film Studies Certificate Program and serves as faculty consultant to the USF German Culture Club and the USF Film Club. |
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