Dr. Konrad Gunesch
Associate Professor, College of Media and Mass Communication
Area of Research interest
- International and Global Education
- Language Learning and Linguistics
- Cultural Studies and Individual Identity
- Cosmopolitanism and World Citizenship
- Media of Film and Gender Representation
- Sustainable and Ecological Global Tourism
- Environmental Protection and Climate Change
- Comparative Literature in Linguistic Application
Projects & Grants
- 2018: “Crossing Borders: Gender and Culture”, edited book under review.
- 2018: “Romantic Poets and the Timeless Passion for Linguistic and Cultural Learning Through the Lens of Multilingualism, Cosmopolitanism, and International Mindedness”, chapter under review.
- 2018: “Forms of Cultural Representation and Power of Females in Adventure and Action Films: Language Learning, Cultural Competence, Worldly Wisdom and Spiritual Sensitivity in Comparative Gender Perspective”, chapter under review.
- 2018: “Contemporary Cosmopolitan Cultural Identity as Timeless Form of Transnational World Citizenship, related to Individual Multilingual Mastery, and reflected in International Movies’ Female Heroines”, conference article under review.
- 2018: “Slow Travel and Tourism infused by the Triple Bottom Line for Global Sustainability: Leading Fast Tourism in Climate Change Consideration, Environmental Care, and Natural Resource Protection”, conference article under review.
- 2018: “Socially Innovating International Education by Transnationalizing Global Standards of Excellence with the Cultural Identity Form of Cosmopolitanism for Dubai’s Commitments and Challenges as a Smart City”, conference article under review.
- 2018: “Romanticism’s Engagement with Foreign Languages and Culture-Specific Poetry and Prose: Revealing and Comparing Selected Aspects of Byron’s and Goethe’s Life and Work from Literary, Multilingual, Cosmopolitan, Educational and Empirical Perspectives”, conference article under review.
- 2018: “The Relationship between Language Learning and European Identity from a Global Perspective: Languages as Keys and Cultures as Treasures Between the Continent and the World”, conference article in press.