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Marina Hertrampf
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Marina Hertrampf (born 1976 Braunschweig) teaches French and Spanish Literature and Cultural Studies at Passau and Regensburg Universities.
One of Hertrampf’s current research focuses is the French literature of the First World War, where she deals in particular with the works of Henri-Pierre Roché, Romain Rolland and Yvan Goll. An ongoing publication project examines the (anti-) war poetry of, among others, Guillaume Apollinaire, Blaise Cendrars and René Dalize. Apart from this, Hertrampf carries out research and teaches on the avant-garde and modernity, intermediality and comics.
In her dissertation she examined the relationship between photography and literature in contemporary French literature.
Publications (selected)
Photographie und Roman. Intermedialität im Werk von Patrick Deville (Photography and Novel. Intermediality in the Work of Patrick Deville), Transcript 2011