Research Foci
- Postcolonial Studies
- (Northern) Irish Literature
CV
Academic Education
- PhD research, WWU Münster
- M.A. National and Transnational Studies, WWU Münster
- Diaspora Studies Certificate, University of the Fraser Valley in Abbotsford BC, Canada
- B.A. Anglophone Studies, Philipps-Universität Marburg
- 1-year Diploma of English and American Literature, School of English, University of Kent at Canterbury
Positions
- Conference management (International Centre for the Study of Giftedness, WWU)
- Research Assistant - Chair of British Studies - WWU Münster
- Graduate Assistant - Chair of British Studies - WWU Münster
- Student Assistant, Die Brücke-Internationales Zentrum der WWU Münster
Project
- RTG 1886: Literary Form - Historical and Cultural Formations of Aesthetic Models ()
Main DFG-Project Hosted at the University of Münster: DFG - Research Training Group | Project Number: GRK 1886/1
- RTG 1886: Literary Form - Historical and Cultural Formations of Aesthetic Models ()
Publications
Selection
- Windt, Leonie. “The Symbolism of Emplacement and Displacement in Sudanese British Fiction by Tayeb Salih and Leila Aboulela.” Symbolism: An International Annual of Critical Aesthetics, Vol. 14, , pp. 75–92.
Complete List
- Kalthoff, Katharina Andrea and Windt-Wetzel, Leonie. “Endangered Shorelines and Absent Solastalgia in Recent English, Irish, and Northern Irish Short Fiction.” Textpraxis. Digitales Journal für Philologie, Vol. 1.2021, № 19, . doi: 10.17879/68079404968.
- Windt-Wetzel, Leonie. “Modelling Rural and Urban Place in Post-Ceasefire and Post-Agreement Northern Irish Narrative Fiction.”Anglistik - Amerikanistik - Anglophonie, Vol. 25, Trier, Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, .
- Windt, Leonie. “The Symbolism of Emplacement and Displacement in Sudanese British Fiction by Tayeb Salih and Leila Aboulela.” Symbolism: An International Annual of Critical Aesthetics, Vol. 14, , pp. 75–92.