Sarah Dellmann
Department of Media and Culture Studies - Media and Performa
Utrecht University
Netherlands
Biography
Sarah Dellmann is researcher and lecturer with a background in historical film- and media studies. Her focus lies on western nineteenth-century media. At the moment, she is working in a European research project on educational magic lantern slides, see the project website at www.uu.nl/a-million-pictures .
Research Interest
Cultures, Citizenship and Human Rights
Publications
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Dellmann, S. (2009). Widerspenstige Körper. Körper, Kino, Sprache und Subversion in Tod Brownings Freaks und Filmen mit Lon Chaney. (122 p.). Marburg: Schüren Verlag.
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Dellmann, S. (2014). Getting to Know the Dutch: Magic Lantern Slides as Traces of Intermedial Performance Practices. In Scott Curtis, Frank Gray, Kaveh Askari, Louis Pelletier, Tami Williams & Joshua Yumiba (Eds.), Performing New Media, 1890-1915 (pp. 236-244) (9 p.). New Barnet: John Libbey Publishing.
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Dellmann, S. (06.02.2015). Images of Dutchness - Popular Visual Media, the Emergence of National Clichés and the Creation of Supposed Common Knowledge about the Netherlands and the Dutch (1800-1914). (413 p.).
