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Gizem
Arslan :
Email: ga56@cornell.edu Erica Doerhoff Email: ead22@cornell.edu Michelle Duncan: opera studies; performance studies; post-Wagnerian theater and aural culture; early cinema; modernity and post-modernity; psychoanalysis. Email: mrd17@cornell.edu Sean Franzel: eighteenth and nineteenth century literature, philosophy and intellectual history; history of the university and of scholarly communication; history and theories of media; aesthetics; philosophy of language. Email: sbf25@cornell.edu Samuel Frederick: Email: smf32@cornell.edu Grace Gemmell : Email: gyw2@cornell.edu Ross
Halvorsen Email:
reh25@cornell.edu
Amalia Herrmann: romanticism, early twentieth-century philosophy, and the politics of textual transmission. Email: ach16@cornell.edu Franz Peter Hugdahl Email: fph2@cornell.edu Lara Kelingos Email: lak8@cornell.edu Yuliya
Komska Email:
yhk6@cornell.edu Martins Masulis Email: mm399@cornell.edu Anna
M. Parkinson: twentieth century literature; queer and
feminist theories; psychoanalysis; literary and social theory; Jewish
Studies; film studies. Email: ap82@cornell.edu Casey Servais Email: cjs45@cornell.edu Melanie Steiner Email: ms432@cornell.edu Jeffrey Turco Email: jt98@cornell.edu
Pandaemonium Germanicum (PG) is the association of graduate students in German Studies. The purposes and goals of PG are as follows: 1. To foster the social and intellectual environment of graduate students in the Department of German Studies. 2. To represent the interests and concerns of graduate students in the department of German Studies in matters concerning department policy and decision making. 3. To participate in the social and intellectual life of the university. 4. To promote a critical understanding of German Studies. 5. To address and support the professional development of future academics in the discipline of German Studies. All current graduate students in the Department of German Studies at Cornell University are eligible for membership. Active participation is voluntary. PANDAEMONIUM GERMANICUM PRESENTS:
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: 06/14/2007. |
