• Virginia Woolf and British modernism
• Leonard Woolf, colonialism and totalitarianism
• Modernism and Colonialism
• Fashion and literary modernity
• Literature and science
• Performance and performativity
• Contemporary theatre
• Gender in performance

 

2024

• Koppen, Randi Synnøve (2024). Koppen R. Participatory Democracy and the British Utopian Tradition: Leonard Woolf’s Co-operative Commonwealth in Historical Perspective. . (external link)

2022

• Koppen, Randi Synnøve (2022). The Loose Mass, The Open Society, and the Co-operative Commonwealth: Altermodernities Between the Wars. (external link)

2020

• Koppen, Randi (2020). ‘Down to the last button ... in the fashion of the hour’: Virginia Woolf and the Writer of Modern Fiction. (external link)
• Koppen, Randi (2020). Virginia Woolf and the World of Books: the Centenary of the Hogarth Press. (external link)

2019

• Koppen, Randi (2019). The Work of the Witness: Leonard Woolf, Imperialism, and Totalitarianism. (external link)

2018

• Koppen, Randi (2018). The Negress and the Bishop: On Marriage, Colonialism, and the Problem of Knowledge. (external link)

2017

• Koppen, Randi (2017). Remembering Ceylon: Leonard Woolf’s Colony in the Age of Extremism. (external link)
• Koppen, Randi (2017). “We are ourselves fremdsprachig”: Foreign Literature Studies in the Twenty-First Century . (external link)
• Lunde, Ingunn; Koppen, Randi; Cardona, Margrete Dyvik (2017). Remaining Relevant: Modern Language Studies Today. (external link)

2014

• Koppen, Randi (2014). Rambling Round Words: Virginia Woolf and the Politics of Broadcasting. (external link)
• Koppen, Randi (2014). "The Economy of Emotions: Sympathy and Sentimentality in Victorian Culture". (external link)

2012

• Koppen, Randi (2012). Samuel Beckett in Bergen. (external link)

2011

• Hagen, Margareth; Koppen, Randi; Skagen, Margery Vibe (2011). The human and its limits : explorations in science, literature and the visual arts. (external link)
• Hagen, Margareth; Skagen, Margery Vibe; Koppen, Randi (2011). Introduction. (external link)
• Koppen, Randi (2011). Men, Machines and Money: Samuel Butler's Erewhon (1871). (external link)

2010

• Koppen, Randi (2010). Modernism's Einstein: Wyndham Lewis and the Politics of Science Popularisation. (external link)
• Koppen, Randi (2010). Re-thinking the "Performative Turn" : Fashioned Bodies, Sartorial Semiotics and the Performance of Culture, 1900-1930. (external link)
• Hagen, Margareth; Koppen, Randi; Skagen, Margery Vibe (2010). The Art of discovery : encounters in literature and science. (external link)
• Hagen, Margareth; Skagen, Margery Vibe; Koppen, Randi (2010). Mapping, Bridging, Quilting: Tracing the Relations between Literature and Science. (external link)

2009

• Koppen, Randi (2009). Virginia Woolf, Fashion and Literary Modernity. (external link)

See a complete overview of publications in Cristin.

Monographs

Scenes of Infidelity: Feminism in the Theatre (Solum Press, 1997)

Woolf, Fashion and Literary Modernity (Edinburgh University Press, 2009; pb. 2011). See

http://www.euppublishing.com/book/9780748638727

http://res.oxfordjournals.org/content/61/251/659/full

Edited collections (with Margareth Hagen and Margery Vibe Skagen)

The Art of Discovery: Encounters in Literature and Science (Aarhus University Press, 2010). See

http://www.unipress.dk/en-gb/Item.aspx?sku=2434

http://www.bsls.ac.uk/reviews/general-and-theory/margareth-hagen-randi-koppen-and-margery-vibe-skagen-eds-the-art-of-discovery-encounters

The Human and Its Limits (Spartacus, 2011; forthcoming)

Scholarly articles

Professor Koppen has published internationally on literature and science, contemporary drama and modernist fiction. International publications include articles in Modern Drama (35, 1992) and New Literary History (28.4, 1997 and 32.2, 2001), as well as contributions to Woolf and the Art of Exploration and Woolfian Boundaries, Selected Papers of the Annual International Woolf Conferences in 2005 and 2006 (Clement University Press). Current projects are within Victorian fiction, addressing the role of emotion in the industrial novel (Dickens and Gaskell) and the human/machine interface (Samuel Butler).

• Narrative, Memory, History: Reading Legacies of Totalitarianism
• Text, Action, Space: Performative language and topographical patterns as converging areas in modern drama, prose fiction and film. An Inter-Disciplinary Approach to Aesthetic and Cultural Studies  https://www.uib.no/fg/teksthandlingrom