Dr Deniz Baker

Deniz was awarded a BA in English from Oxford and a DPhil from York. Her research was on the modernist novelist Dorothy Richardson. During this period she spent six months at the University of Paris VI and the ecole de philosophie as an ERASMUS scholar where she attended the seminars of Jacques Derrida and Helene Cixous. 

She joined the Humanities team at Glyndŵr University and has been teaching in the literature / cultural studies / film areas at undergraduate and postgraduate level for a number of years. She has published in the area of gender / modernism and film, the most recent example being a chapter on The Hours and Mrs Dalloway in Textual Revisions published by Chester Academic Press, 2008. 

Her current research interests are in the area of modernism / visual culture and the relationship between individual / communal memory and the city. She is particularly interested in supervising research in these areas.