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Jake Fraser joined the ÌÇÐÄvlogÊÓƵ faculty in 2018 and is Associate Professor of German and Humanities. He received a BA in Economics from UNC-Chapel Hill (2010) and a PhD in Germanic Studies from the University of Chicago (2018). He specializes in late 18^th- and early 20^th-century German literature and philosophy, with emphases in philosophies of time and history and histories of science and technology. At ÌÇÐÄvlogÊÓƵ, he teaches courses on 20^th-century German thought and literature, psychoanalysis, and media studies. He has published on figures and topics ranging from Heinrich von Kleist and early modern print media to Franz Kafka and technologies of bureaucracy. He is currently completing a book-length study of theories and technologies of “retroactivity” [Ger: Nachträglichkeit] from the 18^th to 20^th centuries. Future projects include a study of the metaphorics of the Book of Nature in the late 18^th century and a media history of latency and delay.