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Researcher
Liselotte Van der Gucht
- Keywords:German literature, Disability Studies, neurodiversity
- Disciplines:Literatures in German, Psychology of literature
Affiliations
- Department of Literary Studies (Department)
Member
From5 Nov 2020 → Today
Projects
1 - 2 of 2
- Exquisite Defects. Detoxing the Female Literary Genius at the Crossroads of Neurophenomenology and NeurodiversityFrom1 Nov 2021 → TodayFunding: FWO fellowships
- Exquisite defects. Detoxing the female literary genius at the crossroads of Critical Disability Studies and NeurophenomenologyFrom1 Dec 2020 → 31 Oct 2021Funding: BOF - doctoral mandates
Publications
1 - 10 of 15
- Die Arbeitsgruppe 2 : Sprache.Körper : Geschlecht und Performanz(2024)
Authors: Liselotte Van der Gucht
Pages: 1 - 7 - All to no a veil : crip humour and neurodiversity in David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest(2024)Series: Narratives and mental health
Authors: Gunther Martens, Liselotte Van der Gucht, Deborah de Muijnck, Jessica Jumpertz, Ralf Schneider, Teresa Turnbull
Number of pages: 1 - Language play and neurodiversity in Else Lasker-Schüler's literary work(2022)
Authors: Liselotte Van der Gucht
Number of pages: 1 - 'Und mein Herz spür ich immer so komisch' : neurodiversity in Else Lasker-Schüler’s Mein Herz(2021)
Authors: Liselotte Van der Gucht
Number of pages: 1 - Looking through a glass comorbidly : towards a stylometric estimate of vulnerability in writings by Sylvia Plath and Ingeborg Bachmann(2020)
Authors: Liselotte Van der Gucht, Gunther Martens
Pages: 12 - 13 - Exquisite defects : detoxing the female literary genius(2020)
Authors: Liselotte Van der Gucht
Pages: 358 - 358 - Die Frau zu Tode reden : neurodiverse Sprache in Elfriede Jelineks 'Ulrike Maria Stuart'
Authors: Liselotte Van der Gucht
Number of pages: 1 - 'Feurige Blitze in ihrem Kopf hin und her' : zintuiglijke ervaring en empathie in de natuurbeleving van kinderen bij Else Lasker-Schüler en Marlen Haushofer
Authors: Liselotte Van der Gucht
Number of pages: 1 - 'When she experiences it, it's pathological. When he does, it's existential.' Neurodiversity in Elfriede Jelinek's Ulrike Maria Stuart
Authors: Liselotte Van der Gucht
Number of pages: 1 - 'When she experiences it, it's pathological. When he does, it's existential.' Neurodiversity in Else Lasker-Schüler's Mein Herz (1912)
Authors: Liselotte Van der Gucht
Number of pages: 1