Wibke Schniedermann

Wibke Schniedermann is a postdoctoral researcher at Giessen University, Germany. She received a PhD from Frankfurt University, Germany, and has published on Henry James, poverty and homelessness in U.S. culture, surveillance cultures, and the depiction of class issues in serial television. Her research focuses on narrative representation of space, affect, and inequality.

Wibke Schniedermann is a postdoctoral researcher at Giessen University, Germany. She received a PhD from Frankfurt University, Germany, and has published on Henry James, poverty and homelessness in U.S. culture, surveillance cultures, and the depiction of class issues in serial television. Her research focuses on narrative representation of space, affect, and inequality. See less