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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 Bonnie Buettner: Visiting Senior Lecturer in German (fall 2009). 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:(on leave spring 2010) *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. 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. 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: 10/7/2009. |
