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Monday 05 October 2015, 17:00-18:30
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German Graduate Research Seminar
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German Graduate Research Seminar
Home and homelessness in 19th-century prose
German Graduate Research Seminar
From the Inside: The Story of the Berlin Republic, told by its Prisoners
German Graduate Research Seminar
'Terrorism' in post-war Germany – Myths, Facts and Methodological Traps
German Graduate Research Seminar
Salvation History in the Kaiserchronik?
German Graduate Research Seminar
'Kolleg Europa' Day Symposium
German Graduate Research Seminar
The concept of 'Autofiktionalität' in Olga Grjasnowa's novel Der Russe ist einer, der Birken liebt
German Graduate Research Seminar
Literature and Experience
German Graduate Research Seminar
The Sonderweg narrative and political thought after the Second World War, 1945-1955
German Graduate Research Seminar
Melancholy Journeys and Postmemory in the Films of Ruth Beckermann
German Graduate Research Seminar
Metaphors for Language and Creative Writing in Herta Müller
German Graduate Research Seminar
'"Der undiskutierbare Krieg." The Origins of Ernst Bloch's Theory of History in the Experience of the First World War.'
German Graduate Research Seminar
'Navid Kermani’s Poetic Hermeneutics of Religious Experience or; How the Failed Attempt to find a Hermeneutics of Religious Experiences Shaped Kermani’s Literature.'
German Graduate Research Seminar
'"Wir wissen, was wir wissen": Re-thinking the Metropolitan Subject in Alfred Döblin’s Berlin Alexanderplatz.'
German Graduate Research Seminar
Reading Kafka Cognitively
German Graduate Research Seminar
Windows & Black Boxes – Oscillating Transparency in a Calm Surveillance Society
German Graduate Research Seminar
The Sonderweg narrative and political thought after the Second World War, 1945-1955
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