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Adrian Daub

JE Wallace Sterling Professor of the Humanities Professor of German Studies and of Comparative Literature

Stanford University

Affiliations

Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages

Comparative Literature

German Studies

School of Humanities and Sciences

Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages

Adrian Daub is currently serving as a Comparative Literature JE Wallace Sterling Professor of the Humanities Professor of German Studies and of Comparative Literature at Stanford University.

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Adrian Daub

Stanford University

JE Wallace Sterling Professor of the Humanities Professor of German Studies and of Comparative Literature

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literature music performance studies theatre literary theory aesthetics poetics popular culture public performance narrative cultural studies musical composition visual culture visual arts queer theory musical expression performance art art research family relations european society cultural theory musical analysis art criticism art theory queer studies personal relationships mating psychology intimate relationships intergenerational relations historical sociology plausible reasoning post-scandalous culture queer dynasty sophie mereau nuclear family verfluchte lohe das rheingold wagnerian redheads ballad knows feminist studies feminist theory german romanticism feminist philosophy comparative literature gender theory gender identity

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sophie Mereau (1770–1806). Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Adrian Daub

humanitiessophie mereau

What the Ballad Knows. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Adrian Daub

philosophy of languageballad knowsplausible reasoningphilosophyliteraturephilosophy of social science

The Nuclear Family and Its Discontents: Freud, Jung, and Szondi and the Persistence of the Dynasty. Springer eBooks (2021)

Adrian Daub

social historyfamily relationsnuclear familysociologyintergenerational relationshistoryhistorical sociologysocial sciences

»Ein Blitz, FüR Uns«: Stefan George’s Queer Dynasty. Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte (2016)

Adrian Daub

queer studiesqueer theoryqueer dynastycomparative literatureliterature

FORUM: Romanticism. The German Quarterly (2016)

Azade SeyhanAdrian DaubJocelyn HollandLeif WeatherbyJoseph D. O'NeilNina Amstutz

interpersonal relationshipshumanitiesaestheticsintimate relationshipsnarrativepersonal relationshipspoeticsmating psychologyphilosophyliterature

Richard Wagner: A Life in Music. by Martin Geck. Translated by Stewart Spencer. (Chicago, Il: University of Chicago Press, 2013. Pp. XVII, 423. $35.00.). Historian (2016)

Adrian Daub

music historymusichistory

Waiting, Prying: A Response to Seth Brodsky’s “Waiting, Still”. The Opera Quarterly (2016)

Adrian Daub

musical analysistheatremusicperformance artmusical compositionmusical expressionpublic performanceperformance studies

Comments on Robert Pippin's After the Beautiful. Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism (2015)

Adrian Daub

visual artsaestheticshumanitiesart historyart researchvisual cultureartart theoryart criticism

Wagner After Freud: Stages of Analysis. The Opera Quarterly (2015)

T. GreyA. Daub

literary theoryaestheticscommunicationnarrativetheatrepoeticsanatomyliterary criticismperformance studies

"an All-Too-Secret Wagner": Ernst Bloch the Wagnerian. The Opera Quarterly (2014)

A. Daub

theatremusicpopular culturepublic performanceperformance studies

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Adrian Daub

JE Wallace Sterling Professor of the Humanities Professor of German Studies and of Comparative Literature

Stanford University

Affiliations

Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages

Comparative Literature

German Studies

School of Humanities and Sciences

Division of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages

Adrian Daub is currently serving as a Comparative Literature JE Wallace Sterling Professor of the Humanities Professor of German Studies and of Comparative Literature at Stanford University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Adrian Daub

Stanford University

JE Wallace Sterling Professor of the Humanities Professor of German Studies and of Comparative Literature

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sophie Mereau (1770–1806). Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Adrian Daub

humanitiessophie mereau

What the Ballad Knows. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Adrian Daub

philosophy of languageballad knowsplausible reasoningphilosophyliteraturephilosophy of social science

The Nuclear Family and Its Discontents: Freud, Jung, and Szondi and the Persistence of the Dynasty. Springer eBooks (2021)

Adrian Daub

social historyfamily relationsnuclear familysociologyintergenerational relationshistoryhistorical sociologysocial sciences

»Ein Blitz, FüR Uns«: Stefan George’s Queer Dynasty. Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte (2016)

Adrian Daub

queer studiesqueer theoryqueer dynastycomparative literatureliterature

FORUM: Romanticism. The German Quarterly (2016)

Azade SeyhanAdrian DaubJocelyn HollandLeif WeatherbyJoseph D. O'NeilNina Amstutz

interpersonal relationshipshumanitiesaestheticsintimate relationshipsnarrativepersonal relationshipspoeticsmating psychologyphilosophyliterature

Richard Wagner: A Life in Music. by Martin Geck. Translated by Stewart Spencer. (Chicago, Il: University of Chicago Press, 2013. Pp. XVII, 423. $35.00.). Historian (2016)

Adrian Daub

music historymusichistory

Waiting, Prying: A Response to Seth Brodsky’s “Waiting, Still”. The Opera Quarterly (2016)

Adrian Daub

musical analysistheatremusicperformance artmusical compositionmusical expressionpublic performanceperformance studies

Comments on Robert Pippin's After the Beautiful. Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism (2015)

Adrian Daub

visual artsaestheticshumanitiesart historyart researchvisual cultureartart theoryart criticism

Wagner After Freud: Stages of Analysis. The Opera Quarterly (2015)

T. GreyA. Daub

literary theoryaestheticscommunicationnarrativetheatrepoeticsanatomyliterary criticismperformance studies

"an All-Too-Secret Wagner": Ernst Bloch the Wagnerian. The Opera Quarterly (2014)

A. Daub

theatremusicpopular culturepublic performanceperformance studies

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