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Leslie
A.
Adelson:*Professor
and Director
of the Institute for German Cultural Studies.
German literature from 1945 to the present; literatures of migration;
postcolonial theory and German Studies; Jewish Studies; literary theory,
social theory, and cultural history; feminist theory and women's literature.
Address: 188 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-8540; Email:
laa10@cornell.edu David Bathrick:*Professor Emeritus. Twentieth-century German literature/culture; cultural theory; history/theory of cinema; history/theory of theatre; Holocaust Studies; GDR and Weimar culture. Editor of New German Critique. Address: 183 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-5265; Email: db17@cornell.edu Martijna Briggs: Visiting Senior Lecturer in Dutch (fall 2008). Dutch and Afrikaans language teaching with the Internet, language contact, reading techniques for primary source reading and interpretation, collaborative project for teaching Afrikaans with South African institutions, Web-based pronunciation for Dutch within the Ivy League Language Consortium. Address: 178 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-8351; Email: mab5@cornell.edu Bonnie Buettner: Senior Lecturer in German and Associate Language Program Director. Language pedagogy; medieval German literature; nineteenth- and twentieth-century drama. Address: G77 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-3394; Email: bcg3@cornell.edu Herbert Deinert: Professor Emeritus. German literature and intellectual history since Luther. Address: 180 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-8356; Email: hd11@cornell.edu Peter Gilgen:*Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies. Eighteenth- to twentieth-century literature and philosophy; literary theory; media theory. Address: 192 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 254-3312; Email: pg33@cornell.edu Arthur Groos:*Avalon Foundation Professor in the Humanities. Medieval literature; early modern city culture; German and Italian opera; history of science. Acting Director of Graduate Studies. Editor of Cambridge Opera Journal. Address: 182 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-8354; Email: abg3@cornell.edu Peter Uwe Hohendahl: *Jacob Gould Schurman Professor of German and Comparative Literature: eighteenth- to twentieth-century German literature; intellectual history; literary and social theory; comparative literature. Address: 193 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone:(607) 255-8353; Email: puh1@cornell.edu Chrissy
Hosea: Lecturer in Dutch.
Netherlandic Language and Culture; Applied linguistics:
Second language acquisition; Language pedagogy; Listening comprehension
& Speech perception; General linguistics, especially: Dutch, Frisian
& Indonesian. Address: G67 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 254-6576;
Email: ch534@cornell.edu Grit Matthias: Lecturer in German. Address: G69 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 254-6578. Email: gm326@cornell.edu Brent McBride: Senior Lecturer in German. Patrizia McBride: *Associate Professor. 18th to 20th-century literature and culture; modernism and theories of modernity; the intersection of literary theory, philosophy, and political theory; visual studies; Austrian literature and culture, especially fin-de-siècle Vienna. Address: 186 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-8323. Email:pcm29@cornell.edu Diana Reese: (on leave fall 2008) *Assistant Professor in German Studies and Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Comparative literature; eighteenth- to nineteenth-century literature and philosophy; feminist theory and gender studies; ethics, value, and globalization. Address: 178 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-52651. Email: dr99@cornell.edu Anette Schwarz: *Associate Professor and Department Chair. Romanticism; Realism; twentieth century; literary theory; psychoanalysis; philosophy of language. Address: 185 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-7670; Email: as163@cornell.edu Geoffrey C. W. Waite:*Associate Professor. Philosophy and philosophical approaches to literary, cultural, and political theory; Marxism; linguistics; psychoanalysis; visual culture; Spinoza and the New Spinozism; Nietzsche; Gramsci; Heidegger; Lacan; Althusser. Address: 191 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-8357; Email: gcw1@cornell.edu German Studies Emeritus Faculty Anne
Adams , emerita:
Africana Studies: Dutch Creole dialectology. Herbert Deinert, emeritus: German literature and intellectual history since Luther. Herbert L. Kufner, emeritus: German dialectology; German language pedagogy; tratidional grammar; contrastive linguistics. E. Rosenberg, emeritus: Comparative Literature and English Literature. Cornell Faculty with Interests in German Studies *S.
Buck-Morss, Government: German political philosophy, Marx to Benjamin.
W. Goehner, Architecture. S. Hamilton, Human Development and Family Studies. *W. Harbert, Germanic linguistics: syntactic theory; Welsh. *I. V. Hull, History: Eighteenth-, nineteenth-, and twentieth-century German political, legal, and institutional history; sexuality and gender. *P. Katzenstein, Government: Political structure and economy of central Europe; Germany and European Union. *M. Kosch, Philosophy: 19th and 20th-century German & Danish Philosophy. D. LaCapra, History. J. Monroe, Comparative Literature. C. Otto, Architecture. *A. Richards , Music. Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century music criticism and aesthetics; performance theory and practice; C.P.E. Bach; intersections between music and visual culture. *J. Webster, Music: Eighteenth- and nineteenth-century music; opera; music historiography; musical aesthetics. N. Zaslaw, Music. * Member of the Graduate Field of Germanic Studies Administrative Staff Miriam Zubal. Address: 183 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-4047; Email: mz17@cornell.edu Gisela Podleski. Address: 183 Goldwin Smith Hall; Telephone: (607) 255-5265; Email:gp13@cornell.edu For more information, send e-mail to: germanic_studies@cornell.edu or visit the Cornell University home page. This site was created by M. Duncan. Last modified: 3/11/2009. |
