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DEPARTMENT NEWS
 
   
 

Interested in studying abroad this summer?

Applications for Rutgers in Berlin 2012 are now being accepted!

Keep an eye out for announcements about information sessions in upcoming weeks.

 
  Check out our Spring 2012 undergraduate course offerings! Stay tuned for course descriptions for our brand new courses!
 
 

We are excited to announce our 2012 German Graduate Student Conference:

A Quiet Powerful Presence:
Multidisciplinary Approaches to the Role of Silence
In and Beyond Literature, Art and Film

March 30, 2012

Please click here for details and the call for papers. Abstracts (250-300 words) are due by January 8, 2012.

 
  The Department would like to thank our Fall 2011 Charlotte M. Craig Distinguished Visiting Professor, Prof. Barbara Hahn of Vanderbilt University, and our Fall 2011 Charlotte M. Craig Visiting Research Scholar and Max Kade Writer/Scholar in Residence Dr. Christophe Fricker for a wonderful semester!
   
 
 
 

Prof. Barbara Hahn

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       Dr. Christophe Fricker

       
 
 

The Department congratulates Professor Emily Van Buskirk on the publication of her latest work!

Passing Characters (Prokhodiashchie kharaktery) the first scholarly edition of Lydia Ginzburg’s prose, is a volume of writings from and about the Leningrad Blockade (1941-1944). Passing Characters brings together an impressive array of Ginzburg’s narratives, essays, and notes from the war years, many of which are published here for the first time. The book, containing articles by Prof. Van Buskirk and co-editor Andrei Zorin, textual histories, commentaries, and an index of names, represents the fruition of years of archival research. It has already been widely and enthusiastically reviewed in Russian print and electronic media, as well as on Russian television.


For a more detailed description of the book, please click here (.pdf).

 
 
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

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