Notes | Essays | Conversations
Katharina Gerund on different facets of Josephine Baker’s art and activism with a focus on their transatlantic dimension.
Following the transatlantic traces of Farbe Bekennen (1986), Rita Maricocchi recontextualizes the anthology’s status in German postcolonial studies.
Jonathan Wipplinger on new tools, resources and reasons to study print media with regard to transatlanticism.
Academia (3) Archive (9) Black Diaspora (5) Cold War (1) Colonial History (3) Conference (2) Goethe (1) Hannah Arendt (2) James Baldwin (3) Münster (2) Re-Education (2) Susan Sontag (1) Sustainability (3) the West (2) Thomas Mann (3) W. E. B. Du Bois (1) Walt Whitman (1) World War II (1)
Transatlanticism pertains to the transatlantic history of literature and ideas, with a particular focus on the German-US relationship.