Associate Professor TA Coordinator Barbro Osher Endowed Chair of Swedish Studies Contact Information doxtater@uw.edu 206-543-6099 RAI 305 N Office Hours Thursday 12:00-1:00 or gladly by appointment (in person or on zoom) Fields of Interest Comparative Literature Film/Cinema Literature Scandinavian Area Studies Scandinavian Literature and Culture Swedish Research Selected Research Doxtater, Amanda Elaine. Visions and Victims Art Melodrama in the Films of Carl Th. Dreyer. Madison, Wisconsin: The University of Wisconsin Press, 2024. Courses Taught Spring 2025SCAND 360 A: Scandinavian Cinema SCAND 514 A: Media in Scandinavian Studies Winter 2025SCAND 470 A: Scandinavian Auteurs Autumn 2024SCAND 595 A: Teaching Assistant Workshop SWED 301 A: Topics in Swedish Literature and Culture Spring 2024SCAND 360 A: Scandinavian Cinema Winter 2024SCAND 156 A: Introduction to Swedish Literary and Cultural History SWED 301 A: Topics in Swedish Literature and Culture Autumn 2023SCAND 595 A: Teaching Assistant Workshop SWED 301 A: Topics in Swedish Literature and Culture Spring 2023SCAND 470 A: Scandinavian Auteurs Winter 2023SCAND 515 A: Translation in Scandinavian Studies SWED 301 A: Topics in Swedish Literature and Culture Autumn 2022SCAND 595 A: Teaching Assistant Workshop SWED 301 A: Topics in Swedish Literature and Culture Spring 2022SCAND 100 A: Introduction to Scandinavian Culture SWED 301 A: Topics in Swedish Literature and Culture Winter 2022SCAND 156 A: Introduction to Swedish Literary and Cultural History SWED 301 A: Topics in Swedish Literature and Culture Related News Related News Swedish Program Holiday Letter (November 13, 2024) Swedish Holiday Letter (November 27, 2023) Fans of Young Royals discover UW professor's translation of Crisis (December 5, 2023) Swedish Program Holiday Letter (November 28, 2022) Scandinavian 30 Renews Relationship With Nordic Museum (October 25, 2018) Letter from the Chair (October 17, 2018) Amanda Doxtater Featured on Swedish National Radio (November 1, 2017) What are you excited about doing in 2017-2018? Faculty Activities (October 27, 2017)
