Curriculum Vitae - Department of English Language and Literature

Curriculum Vitae - Department of English Language and Literature

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Curriculum Vitae
Aylin Atilla, Assist. Prof. Dr.
Ege University, Faculty of Letters
Department of English Language and Literature
Education, Degrees:
PhD. Ege University, Graduate School of Social Sciences, 2006
M.A. Graduate School of Social Sciences, 2001
B.A. Faculty of Letters, 1990
Ege University, Department of English Language and Literature
Theses:
“Rethinking History in Postmodern British Novel” (Ph.D.)
“The Ethics of Unseemly Identity: Angela Carter’s Carnivalesque Allegories
of Uncanny Community” (M.A.)
Academic Interests: Contemporary British Fiction, Historiography, Critical
Theories, Drama, Women’s Fiction.
Language Proficiencies: English, German.
Positions Held: Assistant Professor (2007-)
Lecturer (2002-2007)
Grant for research: University of Wroclaw-Poland, Sept. 2005- Feb. 2006.
Published Book:
Historiography and the English Novel. Izmir: Ege University Press, Faculty
of Letters Publications No: 142, 2008. ISBN: 978-975-483-765-0.
Editorial:
Proceedings of IDEA, 2009.
Published Articles and Reviews:
14.“Victorian Scripts, Nostalgic Traces and Romance in Michéle Roberts’
Fiction.” Çankaya University, Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences,
ISSN 1309-6761 11/1, May, 2014.
13. “Honing the Edges: Julian Barnes’ Conceptions of Life and Death in
Nothing to be Frightened of and The Sense of an Ending.” ELLSEE
Proceedings, ed. Zoran Paunovic, ISBN 978-86-6153-197-2, 2014.
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12.“Pat Barker’s Double Vision and Life Class: Revisioning Trauma in
Narratives of Romance.” Anglica Wratislabiensia Vol. 50, ISSN: 0239-6661.
2012.
11. “Romance as Gendered History: George Eliot’s Feminist Discourse in
Romola.” ATILIM Social Sciences Journal, Vol.1 /2, ISSN 2146-6181. Nov.,
2011.
10. “L. Tekin’in Unutma Bahçesi: Unutma-Bellek-Kimlik.” Mersin Üniversitesi
Dil ve Edebiyat Dergisi, Vol:7, No:1, ISSN: 1304-6594, Ocak,2010.
9. "Between the Acts: A Step Beyond the Traditional Historical Novel." Brno
Studies in English. Volume 35/1. Masaryk U P Czech Republic, ISSN: 05246881, 2009.
8. “Gender Dissolved in Narrative: Jeanette Winterson’s Narrative Strategy
in Written on the Body.”Woman 2000. Volume IX/Issue 2. Eastern
Mediterranean U P Cyprus, ISSN: 1302-9916. 2008.
7. “Sacred Theatre.” Book Review. Interactions, 17. 1, Spring, 2008.
6."The Problem of Reality and the Use of Intertextuality in Shadow Dance."
Angela Carter and Her Work. ed. D. A. Martinez-Caro. Ankara: Sude, ISBN:
978 99 44 085106, 2008.
5."Dağın Öteki Yüzü: Kuşaklardan Romana." Kuşaklar, Deneyimler,
Tanıklıklar. Ed. Aynur Ilyasoğlu, Gulay Kayacan. Istanbul: Tarih Vakfı
Yayınları, ISBN: 975 8813 358, 2006.
4."Regaining the Lost Memory in Marina Warner's Indigo: Or Mapping the
Waters: A Rewriting of Shakespeare's The Tempest." Interactions, 13.2,
ISSN: 1300-574-X. Fall 2004.
3."Narrativization of History: Graham Swift's Waterland." The Unifying
Aspects of Cultures. Ed. Herbert Artl. Vienna: INST, 2004. 7 April, 2004.
http://www.inst.at/trans/15Nr./05_12/atilla 15.htm
2."A Tortenelem Narrativizacioja: Graham Swift Lapvilag Cimu
Regenyeben." Ed. Hima Gabriella. Ami A Kulturakat Osszekoti. Szerzok:
Irodalomtudomanyi Doktori Iskola, ISBN: 963 8392 67 3, Hungary, 2004.
(çevrilmiş makale)
1."Reinterpreting History: Julian Barnes's A History of the World in 10½
Chapters and Flaubert's Parrot." Interactions, 12, ISSN: 1300-574-X. Fall
2003.
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Conference Papers:
13. ESSE 12, Pavol Jozef Safarik University, Kosice, Slovakia, 2014.
“Reflective Nostalgia and Englishness in Julian Barnes’s England, England.”
12. ELLSEE 4th Conference, University of Belgrade, December, 2012.
“Honing the Edges: Julian Barnes’ Conceptions of Life and Death in Nothing
to be Frightened of and The Sense of an Ending.”
11. New Critical Perspectives on the Trace Conference, University of Malaga,
Spain, October, 2011. “Victorian Scripts, Nostalgic Traces and Romance in
Michele Roberts’ Fiction.”
10. ESSE 10, University of Torino, Italy, August, 2010. “Healing Power of
Art and Romance: Recovering the Traumatic Memory of the Uncanny Past in
Pat Barker’s Double Vision and Life Class.”
9. Hidden Histories of Gender, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland, October,
2009. "Romance as Gendered History: George Eliot's Discourse in Romola."
8. Facing the Past, Facing the Future: History, Memory, Literature.
Bahçeşehir University, İstanbul, May, 2009. "Recovering the Traumatic
Memory of the Uncanny Past: Pat Barker's Double Vision."
7. The Novel and its Borders Conference, University of Aberdeen, Scotland,
July 2008. “Between the Acts: A Step Beyond the Modernist Historical
Novel.”
6. The 15th METU British Novelists Conference: Angela Carter. METU,
Ankara, December 2007. “The Problem of Reality and the Use of
Intertextuality in Shadow Dance.”
5. International Graduate Conference, Aristotle University, Thessalonica,
Greece, March 2007. “Degendered Narrative Voice in Written on the Body.”
4. 8th International Literature and Humanities Conference-Inscriptions,
Cyprus, May 2005. “Angela Carter’s The Sadeian Woman: An Exercise in
Cultural History.”
3. Uluslararasi III. Kultur Arastirmalari Sempozyumu, Kimlik ve Kultur,
Istanbul, June 2005. “Latife Tekin’in Unutma Bahcesi Romaninda UnutmaBellek- Kimlik Baglantisi.”
2. Türkiye Ekonomik Toplumsal Tarih Vakfi, Kusaklar, Deneyimler,
Tanikliklar (Sözlü Tarih Calismalari Konferansi I), Istanbul, September
2003. “Dagin Öteki Yüzü: Kusaklardan Romana.”
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1. The Unifying Aspects of Cultures, Research Institute for Austrian and
International Literature and Cultural Sciences, Vienna, November 2003.
“Narrativisation of History: Graham Swift’s Waterland.”
Courses Taught-Undergraduate/ Graduate
2012-2013 Fall and Spring
ENG 123 Survey of English Literature I/II
ENG 337 Shakespeare and Critical Theory I/II
ENG 439 History of Literary Criticism/ Contemporary Critical Theory
M.A. Studies in Drama I/II
2014-2015 Fall and Spring
ENG 123 Survey of English Literature I/II
ENG 337 Shakespeare and Critical Theory I/II
ENG 439 History of Literary Criticism/ Contemporary Critical Theory
M.A. Studies in Drama I/II
(Postwar British Fiction and Film / History and the Novel)
Theses supervised:
1.Kartal, Nursel. “Feminist Elestirinin İşiginda D.H.Lawrence’in
Eserlerinde Kadin Karakterler: The Rainbow, Women in Love, Lady
Chatterley’s Lover”, 2010.
2.Eryatmaz, Selcuk. “Concept of the Hero in John Milton’s Paradise Lost
and Samson Agonistes”, 2011.
3.Akgun, Saliha. “Family Histories and Hidden Stories: Metafictional Novels
of Graham Swift”, 2012.
Erasmus Staff Exchange: Technische Universitat Chemnitz, Germany.
14-22 June, 2009. / University of Bologna, Italy, 7-12 May, 2012.
*Erasmus Coordinator of the Department, 2009-2014.
*Member of the organizing committee of the conferences: 1. IDEA, International
Conference III., Ege University, April 2008.
2. “Women and Culture,” Ege University, June 2006. 3. “When Away Becomes
Home: Cultural Consequences of Migration,” 11th International Cultural Studies
Symposium. Ege University, May 2005. 4. “Inside, Outside In: Body, Emotions, and
Society,” 10th International Cultural Studies Symposium. Ege University, May,
2003.