In December 2014 he was awarded a Five-Year University Visiting Research Fellowship in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Winchester this Fellowship was renewed until October 2023. In the English Department at the University of Washington-Seattle, USA, he was a Visiting Scholar from 2015–19, and now after an unanimous quorum of 45 faculty holds from September 2019 an Affiliate Associate Professor appointment. Erik Roraback was unanimously elected Visiting Professor in the Université de Provence, France (2005), is a 7-time Visiting Erasmus + Scholar at the University of Winchester, UK (2012–present), and a 10-time Visiting Researcher at the Universität Konstanz, Germany (2004–14). from Pomona College, USA (Concentration in English Cum Laude) where he also spent one semester on a Pomona in University College, Oxford program (director All Souls College, Oxford) earning a 4.0 GPA studying under such scholars as Robert Maslen (Christ Church College), Geoffrey Tyack (Stanford University Centre in Oxford), and the Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity, Rowan Williams (Christ Church College and later Archbishop of Canterbury). Catherine’s College, Oxford and Maud Ellmann, King’s College, Cambridge) where he first taught individual tutorials for Magdalen College, Oxford and for Mansfield College, Oxford.

from the University of Oxford, UK ( viva voce examiners Terry Eagleton, St. At Charles and at FAMU (The Academy of Performing Arts, Film and TV School) of Prague, Czechia, he teaches critical theory / philosophy (from Spinoza-Leibniz-Schelling-Kant-Hegel to Heidegger-Arendt to Benjamin-Adorno-Luhmann-Jameson to Bataille-Blanchot-Foucault-Derrida-Nancy-Stiegler-Althusser-Rancière, and after), theoretical psychoanalysis (from Freud-Klein-Lacan-Kristeva-Žižek-Butler-Mari Ruti and after), commodity culture / experience and the philosophical baroque, transnational cinema (Griffith, Keaton, German Expressionism, Maya Deren, Italian neo-realism, American Film Noir, La Nouvelle Vague / French New Wave, Das Neue Kino / New German Cinema, American Neo-Noir, Chantal Akerman, et cetera), Henry James, Shakespeare-Orson Welles, Joyce’s Finnegans Wake, Pynchon, and USA and Canadian literature.Į.S. Erik Roraback is a Docent of English and American Literature. He was born in Seattle, USA, and serves as Director and faculty in the American Literature & Cultural-Studies section, and faculty in the Centre for Critical & Cultural Theory.

Jana Palacha)Įrik Sherman Roraback teaches, researches, and writes at the conceptual intersections between and among literature / philosophy / cinema / theoretical psychoanalysis / critical theory.

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