Doris Moser

Author · 1 book

Doris Moser (born 1965) studied English and American Studies as well as German Studies. She initially worked as a radio journalist and cultural organizer, including in connection with the Ingeborg Bachmann Prize. In 1996, she took over as head of the Department of Applied German Studies at the University of Klagenfurt. Her areas of research include literary publicity, the reception of literature, and the sociology of literature. Her publications include “Der Ingeborg-Bachmann-Preis. Börse, Show, Event” (2004) and “Neues vom Buch” (2011), which she co-edited.

Books

Literatur als Skandal

Lothar Bluhm, Christiane Böhler, Thomas Eugene Bourke, Michael Braun, Osman Durrani, Gabriel Eckart, Johannes Endres, Christine Engel, Ruth Esterhammer, Andreas Freinschlag M.A., Waltraud Fritsch-Rößler, Gerhild Fuchs, Markus Gasser, Nikolaus Gatter, Georg Gimpl, Andrea Gnam, Claudia Gremler, Gunter E Grimm, Sabine Claudia Gruber, Martin A Hainz, Christoph Hägele, Henning Herrmann-Trentepohl, Martin Hielscher, Bettina Jagow, Dagmar Just, Sieglinde Klettenhammer, Lars Koch, Sabine Kyora, Volker Ladenthin, Arturo Larcarti, Hubert Lengauer, Céline Letawe, Helga Mitterbauer, Rainer Moritz, Doris Moser, Joseph W. Moser, Karl Müller, Ralph Mueller, Margot Paterson, Anne D. Peiter, Artur Pelka, Helmut P. Pfanner, Wolfgang Pöckl, Marc Reichwein M.A., Alexander Ritter, Ester Saletta, Eberhard Sauermann, Christoph Schmitt-Maaß, Wulf Segebrecht, Rolf Selbmann, Regina Standun, Susan Tebbutt, Tasos Zembylas, Anja Ohmer, Susanne Düwell, Claude D Conter, Barbara Hoiß, Sandra Unterweger, Christine Riccabona, Carrie Smith-Prei, Joanna Jablkowska, Claudia Dürr, Piet Defraeye, Stefan Neuhaus, Johann Holzner