Auteur: Aleksandra Nikcevic-Batricevic Marija Krivokapic-Knezevic

Marija Krivokapić-Knežević teaches 19th- and 20th century British Literature at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Montenegro, where she also works as a Vice-Dean for Science and International Relations. Her publications focus on the work of D. H. Lawrence, but her recent interests also include contemporary Native American literature and travel writing. She is the co-editor of Culture-Bound Translation and Language in a Global Era; History, Politics, Identity: Reading Literature in a Changing World; Recounting Cultural Encounters, On the Borders of Convention; and The Face of the Other in Anglo-American Literature. She has also edited and co-edited a series of translations of British, Canadian, South African, and Native American authors, and is the current general editor of the linguistics and literature journal Folia linguistica et litteraria. She has also been a coordinator of an international project for the advancement of language studies, SEEPALS 2010–2013, financed by the European Commission. Dr Aleksandra Nikčević-Batrićević teaches courses on American literature, American women poetry and feminist literary theory and criticism at the Department of English Language and Literature at the University of Montenegro. Her publications include papers on Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton, second wave feminism, Herman Melville and other American authors. She has edited and co-edited sixteen books, and is currently writing a book about the literary canon and feminist interventions in it.