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Tomislav
Brlek (Zagreb, 1971). Diplomirao engleski jezik i
knji¾evnost te ¹panjolski jezik i knji¾evnost na Filozofskom
fakultetu u Zagrebu. Magistrirao temom Mjesto i znaeenje
Teda Hughesa u tradiciji shakesprearske kritike. Od
1996. znanstveni novak na Odsjeku za anglistiku; od
2000. asistent na Katedri za opau povijest knji¾evnosti
Odsjeka za komparativnu knji¾evnost. Elan je Hrvatskog
semiotiekog dru¹tva i uredni¹tva magazina za izvedbene
umjetnosti Frakcija.
e-mail: tbrlek@ffzg.hr
Izabrana
bibliografija.
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2001. “The Tragic Equation: Semiotics of Myth in Ted
Hughes’ Shakespeare.” In Jeff Bernard, Gloria Withalm
(eds.): Mythen, Riten, Simulakra: Semiotische Perspektiven
/ Myths, Rites, Simulacra: Semiotic Perspectives (=
Angewandete Semiotik 18/19): 969-992.
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2000. “Bordering on History: Rewinding the Past in
Don DeLillo’s Underworld.” S-European Journal for
Semiotic Studies 12(2): 275-292.
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1998. “Ill Seen, Well Said (On the Uses of Rhetoric
in Julius Caesar and Coriolanus).” Studia Anglica
et Romanica Zagrabiensia XLIII: 161-171.
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1998. “Strangers in a Strange Land.” In Janja Ciglar-®ania
et al. (eds.): British Cultural Studies: Cross-Cultural
Challenges, 85-92. Zagreb: The British Council Croatia.
Sudjelovanja na me?unarodnim znanstvenim skupovima.
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Mythen, Riten, Simulakra: Semiotische Perspektiven
/ Myths, Rites, Simulacra: Semiotic Perspectives.
10. Internationales Symposium der Östereichischen
Gesellschaft für Semiotik, Universität für angewandete
Kunst Wien, 8-10. Dezember 2000.
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Modernism and Postmodernism: East and West. The Sixth
International Symposium On Comparative Literature,
The Department of English Language and Literature,
The Faculty of Arts, Cairo, 21-23 November, 2000.
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Grenzen, Zeischen, Übergänge / Borders, Signs, Transitions.
Institut für Slawistik der Karl-Franzes Universität
Graz, 26-27. November 1999.
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British Cultural Studies: Cross-Cultural Challenges.
Filozofski fakultet Sveueili¹ta u Zagrebu, 26-28.
veljaee 1998.
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