Andrea Bryant

Andrea Bryant is a PhD candidate (ABD) in German at Georgetown University. Combining insights from critical discourse analysis, critical race theory, and culturally sustaining pedagogy, her dissertation project interrogates how discourses of diversity affect representation and treatment of Blackness in the teaching of German language(s) and literature(s) in the United States.

Temporary Permanence and Forced Detention: In Conversation with Stephanie Malia Hom

May 26, 2020 | Andrea Bryant

Published by Cornell University Press in 2019 and awarded the 2019 American Association for Italian Studies Book Prize (20th and 21st Centuries), Stephanie Malia Hom’s Empire’s Mobius Strip: Hist...
Translating History: A Conversation with Isabel Fargo Cole

Spring 2020
Andrea Bryant

Isabel Fargo Cole grew up in New York City, received a BA from the University of Chicago in 1995, and has lived in Berlin ever since as a writer and translator. Her translation of Wolfgang Hilbig...
Nostalgia for a Nonexistent Italy: An Interview with Stephanie Malia Hom

November 11, 2015 | Andrea Bryant

Stephanie Malia Hom The University of Toronto Press released Stephanie Malia Hom’s The Beautiful Country: Tourism and the Impossible State of Destination Italy in February 2015....
Coming of Age in a Timeless Era: An Interview with Isabel Fargo Cole

September 1, 2015 | Andrea Bryant

Isabel Cole In October 2015 Two Lines Press will publish The Sleep of the Righteous, Isabel Fargo Cole’s translation of Der Schlaf der Gerechten, by Wolfgang H...