Edward Blodgett
Professor Emeritus
eblodget@ualberta.ca
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Christopher Hale
Professor Emeritus
chale@ualberta.ca
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Professor Emerita
marianne.henn@ualberta.ca
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Specialization - Age of Goethe. Women Writers of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century. German Folk and Fairy Tales. Historiography in German Prose and Drama. Biographies of German Women Writers.
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Oleh Ilnytzkyj
Professor Emeritus
oleh.ilnytzkyj@ualberta.ca |
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Uri Margolin
Professor Emeritus
uri.margolin@ualberta.ca
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Edward Mozejko
Professor Emeritus
emozejko@ualberta.ca |
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Andriy Nahachewsky
Professor Emeritus
andriyn@ualberta.ca
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Folklore; Ukrainian Culture; Dance; Material Culture |
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Claudine Potvin
Professor Emerita
claudine.potvin@ualberta.ca
Curriculum Vitae
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Specialization - Québec and Latin American Contemporary Studies; Women’s Studies / Women’s Writing (Gender & Feminist Theory, Feminist Utopias); Visual Arts and Literature.
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Tom Priestly
Professor Emeritus
tom.priestly@ualberta.ca
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Specialization – Description of the Slovene dialect of the village of Sele (Zell), Carinthia, Austria. Problems of retention and loss of minority languages, especially in Austria: historical, educational, sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic aspects. Translation of Slovene literature, particularly poetry, into English.
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Massimo Verdicchio
Professor Emeritus
massimo.verdicchio@ualberta.ca
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Dante and Petrarch, Theory of the Novel and the Anti-novel |
Raleigh Whitinger
Professor Emeritus
rwhiting@ualberta.ca
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Specialization - Modern German literature since the Age of Goethe, Romanticism, naturalism, women’s writing, film and literature, senior language courses, translation German-English.
Recent publication:Translation and Translating in German Studies
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Richard Young
Professor Emeritus
richard.young@ualberta.ca
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Specialization - Contemporary fiction in Latin America seen through the prisms of narrative structure, Postmodernism and Cultural Studies, popular music and Urban Studies. Since retirement in 2004: return to a dormant interest in naval history through study of representations of the Battle of Trafalgar (21 October, 1805) in painting and popular fiction in England, France, and Spain.
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