Staff profile
Dr Sofia Ahlberg-MacInnes
Lecturer
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
School of Communication, Arts and Critical EnquiryArts:2.20, Bendigo
- T: +61 3 5444 7243
- F: +61 3 5444 7970
- E: s.ahlberg@latrobe.edu.au
Qualifications
BA Hons (Melbourne), PhD (Melbourne).
Area of study
Creative Arts
English
Research interests
Literary Studies
- Transatlantic literary studies
Literary Theory
- Hemispheric studies and world literature
Recent Publications
Book Chapters
- Ahlberg, S “There is Something In Between: Detection, Duplicity and Terrorism in The Quiet American by Graham Greene,” The Role of the Detective in Literary Fiction, ed. Deborah Shaller (forthcoming 2011).
- Ahlberg, S “Activism in the Classroom, Reading To Kill a Mockingbird,” Collected Essays on To Kill a Mockingbird, ed. Michael Meyer (forthcoming late 2010).
- Ahlberg, S, 2009, ‘Within Oceanic Reach: The Effects of September 11 on a Drought-Stricken Nation,’ in From Solidarity to Schisms: 9/11 From Outside the U.S, ed. Cara Cilano. Amsterdam + New York: Rodopi.
- Ahlberg, S 2009, ‘The Transatlantic Nineteenth-Century Novel,’ in Teaching Nineteenth Century Fiction, The New English Series, ed. Andrew Maunder, Palgrave Macmillan in conjunction with the English Subject Centre.
Select Articles
- Ahlberg, S “The Incorrigible Other: Representations of the American Girl in European Twentieth-Century Literature,” Journal of Modern Literature (forthcoming 2010).
- Ahlberg, S 2009, “Women and War in Contemporary Love Stories from Uganda and Nigeria.” Comparative Literature Studies 46.2: 407-424.
- Ahlberg, S 2008, “Günter Grass as Literary Intellectual: Memory, Ambiguity, and Constructive Conflict.” Studies in the Humanities 35.2: 216-230.
- Ahlberg, S 2009, “‘Becoming a Different Me’: Simone de Beauvoir on Freedom and Transatlantic Sexual Stereotypes.” New Readings: Cardiff School of European Studies, Vol. 10.
Research projects
A book-length project detailing the transatlantic and circumatlantic transferral of knowledge in literature from the twentieth and twenty-first century


