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craigrbcm@aol.com |
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(609)-452-8474 |
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| Fall 2011 Office Hours : |
| Mondays and Wednesdays, 2:00 - 2:30 pm |
| 172 College Ave, Room 203 |
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Charlotte Marie Craig first came to the German Department as a graduate TA, teaching from 1962-1964. |
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Recent Publications and Research: |
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- Most recent publication: "The Pledge (Die Buergschaft): Schiller's Human Bail Bond Ballad," The Dalhousie Review 82.3 Special Issue: Eighteenth-Century Speculations (2002).
- Craig's other publications include books and numerous articles and reviews;
- She served as General Editor of the series The Enlightenment: German and Interdisciplinary Studies, Peter Lang Publishing (New York).
- Her experience also includes service on the Board of Officers of the NE American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies.
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Research Interests: |
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- Eighteenth-century German literature, specifically Rococo; Wieland and his circle.
- The Enlightenment: G. Chr. Lichtenberg; Lessing; Nicolai.
- German Classicism: Goethe; Schiller.
- German Romanticism: A. W. Schlegel as translator of Shakespeare; Heine.
- Realism: Wilhelm Busch.
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Click here for information about the Charlotte M. Craig Distinguished Visiting Professorship. |
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