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Dr Katy Heady PhD

Teaching Fellow in German Language

Dr Katy Heady is a Teaching Fellow in German Languages in Modern Languages and Linguistics at the University of Southampton.

I have studied German at the universities of Cambridge, Durham and Sheffield. In 2007 I completed a PhD on the relationship between censorship and German literature in the early nineteenth century. Since then, I have taught German at the universities of Sheffield, Loughborough and Oxford, and have also worked as a tutor on Lifelong Learning and Pre-sessional courses here at Southampton.

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My main research interests are literature and censorship, the interconnections between literature, history and politics, and music and literature.

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Articles
Heady, Katy (2012, forthcoming), ʻNur Ideenschmuggel? Heinrich Heine und die Zensur in den 1820er Jahrenʼ, Heine Jahrbuch 51 (2012).
Heady, Katy (2011), ʻReview of Heinrich Heine: Europäischer Schriftsteller und Intellektueller by Peter Uwe Hohendahlʼ, German Quarterly 84:3 (2011), 374-75.
Heady, Katy (2007), ‘The Artist Fights Back: the Viennese Censorship System and Franz Grillparzer's Des Meeres und der Liebe Wellen', Immermann Jahrbuch 8 (2007), 61-69.
Heady, Katy (2004), ʻReview of Journalismus zwischen Pressefreiheit und Zensur by Elke Blumenauerʼ, Immermann Jahrbuch 5 (2004), 142-45.

Book
Heady, Katy (2009), Repression and Rhetoric. Literature and Censorship in Early-Restoration Germany. Rochester, NY, Camden House, 216pp.

I teach German at stages 4 and 6, and accelerated German 1 and 2.

Dr Katy Heady
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