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»Liftboy« and Professor: Peter Demetz’ Mode of Transatlantic Relationship Building
Read more: »Liftboy« and Professor: Peter Demetz’ Mode of Transatlantic Relationship BuildingGermanisten in German Studies – Cosima Mattner sketches out the transatlantic history of literary criticism based on the example of Peter Demetz.
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Kafka’s Lasting Legacy: Why We Still Talk About Him 100 Years Later
Read more: Kafka’s Lasting Legacy: Why We Still Talk About Him 100 Years LaterLauren J. Brooks tracks Kafka’s influence in contemporary TV shows and pop culture.
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Josephine Baker in the Transatlantic World
Read more: Josephine Baker in the Transatlantic WorldKatharina Gerund on different facets of Josephine Baker’s art and activism with a focus on their transatlantic dimension.
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Transatlanticism pertains to the transatlantic history of literature and ideas, with a particular focus on the German-US relationship.