Annika Wirth holds a Ph.D. from the University of Freiburg. She is trained in English and American Studies and has a special interest in narrative identity construction, ideologies, and theories of deconstruction.

• Captivity – Prisoners of War – Gulf Wars – American captivity narratives – alterity – heroism – violence – ideology – national identities – stereotypes – gender and violence – intertextuality – discourse analysis – narrative identity – factual narration – gender – rhetorics and identity construction – propaganda – Iraq war

Annika Wirth holds a Ph.D. from the University of Freiburg. She is trained in English and American Studies and has a special interest in narrative identity construction, ideologies, and theories of deconstruction.

• Captivity – Prisoners of War – Gulf Wars – American captivity narratives – alterity – heroism – violence – ideology – national identities – stereotypes – gender and violence – intertextuality – discourse analysis – narrative identity – factual narration – gender – rhetorics and identity construction – propaganda – Iraq war

Annika Wirth holds a Ph.D. from the University of Freiburg. She is trained in English and American Studies and has a special interest in narrative identity construction, ideologies, and theories of deconstruction.

• Captivity – Prisoners of War – Gulf Wars – American captivity narratives – alterity – heroism – violence – ideology – national identities – stereotypes – gender and violence – intertextuality – discourse analysis – narrative identity – factual narration – gender – rhetorics and identity construction – propaganda – Iraq war