PD Dr. Wolfram Aichinger
E-Mail: wolfram.aichinger@univie.ac.at
Born: 1. September 1963, Linz, Austria
Married to: Dr. Larissa Aichinger-Drechsler
Children: Gabriel, Florentin, Marie, Johannes, Felix
Areas of research
- Childbirth
- Comedy
- Calderón
- social and cultural history of Spain
- Theory of literature, rhetorics
Education
1996 – 1998
Graduate course on Historical Anthropology
1993 – 1998
Language teacher and PhD study in Spanish literature
1984 – 1992
Study of Romance languages (Spanish/ French) and History, University of Vienna: Magister of Philosophy
1974 – 1982
Akademisches Gymnasium Linz
Work
Since winter term 2020
Chief editor of the Journal Avisos de Viena. Viennese Cultural Studies
Since winter term 2012
Director and principal investigator of the FWF (Austrian Science Fund) research projects:
- The Interpretation of Childbirth in Early Modern Spain
- El Calderón Cómico
- Secret & Secrecy in Calderón’s Comedies
Since winter term 2011
Senior Lecturer for Spanish culture and civilization, literature, literary theory and translation at the Departments of Romance Languages, University of Vienna and University of Klagenfurt
Winter term 2012
Guest professor at the University of Bratislava
Summer term 2012
Guest professor at the University of Heidelberg
Winter term 2011
Research fellow at the IFK (Internationales Forschungszentrum Kulturwissenschaften) Vienna
Summer term 2011
Guest professor at the University of Salzburg
Summer terms 2010, 2011
Guest professor at the University of Innsbruck
2004 – 2010
Assistant professor at the Department of Romance Languages, University of Vienna
Summer term 2009
Guest professor at the Department of Romance Languages, University of Salzburg
2006
University Teaching Qualification (Habilitation) in Hispanic and French literary studies and literary theory at the University of Vienna
2004 – 2006
Research project The Fire of Saint Anthony and the Antonite Order in Spain and Austria
2001 – 2002
Assistant professor at the Department of Romance Languages, University of Vienna
1999 – 2001
Research project Die ‚Querelle des Femmes‘ in der Iberoromania; full-time involvement
1999 – 2000
Collaborator in the research project in Historical Anthropological Cultural Studies at the IFF in Vienna
Awards
2004
Michael Mitterauer-Prize for research on the Antonite Order in Spain.