Dr. Keren OmrySenior Lecturer – Department Chair Office: Floor 16, Room 1607, Eshkol Tower. Office hours: By appointment only Phone: 04-8288307 Internal: 8307 Email: komry@research.haifa.ac.il Fields of research & instruction (keywords): Science Fiction; 20-21st century American Studies; African-American Literature; Jazz Literature. Select Publications: Book: - Cross-Rhythms: Jazz Aesthetics in African-American Literature. Continuum Press, 2008.
Article/s: - “A Cyborg Performance: Gender and Genre in Octavia Butler.” Praxis [Phoebe]: Journal of Gender and Cultural Critiques, 2005: 45-60
- “Israeli SF 101”, SFRA Review, Vol. 306, 2013: 8-11.
- “Bodies and Digital Discontinuities: Posthumanism, Fractals, and Popular Music in the Digital Age,” Science Fiction Studies; Vol. 128, 2016: 104-22.
- “Ozeki’s Cat: Historical Responsibility and the Matter of Bodies in A Tale for the Time Being.” CR: The New Centennial Review, Vol. 19, 2019: 117-137.
- “ ‘Something so deeply earned’: Sympathy and Metonymy in William Gibson’s The Peripheral.” Partial Answers, Vol. 18, 2020: 335-48.
In Progress: - Slipping Sideways: Alternate History and the Contemporary
Personal website: https://haifa.academia.edu/KerenOmry |