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Dissertations from 2023

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Intersections of Migration, Memory, and Gender in Contemporary Jewish Writing in Germany, Karolina A. Hicke, Germanic Languages & Literatures

Dissertations from 2020

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POSTKOLONIALE SOLIDARITÄT: ALLTAGSLEBEN VON DDR-BÜRGERN IN MOSAMBIK, 1979-1990, Katrin Bahr, Germanic Languages & Literatures

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A Genealogy of Victimhood: Empathy and Memory in Recent German Fiction, Catherine e. McNally, Germanic Languages & Literatures

Dissertations from 2018

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Bridging Contradictions: Socialist Actresses and Star Culture in East Germany, Victoria Rizo Lenshyn, Germanic Languages & Literatures

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Epic and Identity: Exploring Genre and Understanding the Self in the Middle High German 'Spielmannsepen', Rachael A. Salyer, Germanic Languages & Literatures

Dissertations from 2017

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From Householder to War-Lord to Heavenly Hero: Naming God in the Early Continental Germanic Languages, Michael Moynihan, Germanic Languages & Literatures

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The Drama of Race: Contemporary Afro-German Theater, Jamele Watkins, Germanic Languages & Literatures

Dissertations from 2016

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Pessimism in Progress: Hermann Sudermann and the Liberal German Bourgeoisie, Jason Doerre, Germanic Languages & Literatures

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Children in Frank Beyer's Holocaust Films, Delene M. White, Germanic Languages & Literatures

Dissertations from 2015

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Young Germans in the World: Race, Gender, and Imperialism in Wilhelmine Young Adult Literature, Maureen O. Gallagher, Germanic Languages & Literatures

Dissertations from 2011

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Justifying the Margins: Marginal Culture, Hybridity and the Polish Challenge in Fontane's Effi Briest, Zorana Gluscevic, Germanic Languages & Literatures

Dissertations from 2006

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Der 20. Juli 1944 auf der Buehne, Susanne M Wagner

Dissertations from 2000

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Afro look: Die Geschichte einer zeitschrift von schwarzen Deutschen, Francine Jobatey

Dissertations from 1996

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Mechthild von Magdeburg's vocabulary of the senses, Marilyn W Webster

Dissertations from 1993

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Goethe's scientific language in prose and poetry, Peter David Luborsky