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March 2017
WiP Forum: Pfau
Thomas Pfau, “Rilke’s Epiphanic Modernism” Now in its thirteenth year, Works in Progress provides the entire Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies with regular opportunities to introduce new and on-going research projects. GSLL Sponsored
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Thomas Pfau, “Rilke’s Epiphanic Modernism” Now in its thirteenth year, Works in Progress provides the entire Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies with regular opportunities to introduce new and on-going research projects. GSLL Sponsored
Find out more »WiP Forum: Pfau
Thomas Pfau, “Rilke’s Epiphanic Modernism” Now in its thirteenth year, Works in Progress provides the entire Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies with regular opportunities to introduce new and on-going research projects. GSLL Sponsored
Find out more »WiP Forum: Lang
Patrick Lang, “Radiation in the home. Between Victim and Sacrifice in the Atomic Radio Play” Now in its thirteenth year, Works in Progress provides the entire Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies with regular opportunities to introduce new and on-going research projects. GSLL Sponsored
Find out more »WiP Forum: Lang
Patrick Lang, “Radiation in the home. Between Victim and Sacrifice in the Atomic Radio Play” Now in its thirteenth year, Works in Progress provides the entire Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies with regular opportunities to introduce new and on-going research projects. GSLL Sponsored
Find out more »WiP Forum: Lang
Patrick Lang, “Radiation in the home. Between Victim and Sacrifice in the Atomic Radio Play” Now in its thirteenth year, Works in Progress provides the entire Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies with regular opportunities to introduce new and on-going research projects. GSLL Sponsored
Find out more »WiP Forum: Lang
Patrick Lang, “Radiation in the home. Between Victim and Sacrifice in the Atomic Radio Play” Now in its thirteenth year, Works in Progress provides the entire Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies with regular opportunities to introduce new and on-going research projects. GSLL Sponsored
Find out more »WiP Forum: Lang
Patrick Lang, “Radiation in the home. Between Victim and Sacrifice in the Atomic Radio Play” Now in its thirteenth year, Works in Progress provides the entire Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies with regular opportunities to introduce new and on-going research projects. GSLL Sponsored
Find out more »September 2020
Works in Progress: Corina Stan “Affordances of a New Language: Abbas Khider’s Claim to Community in German for Everyone.”
We’d like to invite you to our first Works in Progress meeting this semester. On Thursday, September 10 at 8:00pm, Prof. Corina Stan will present her paper “Affordances of a New Language: Abbas Khider's Claim to Community in German for Everyone.” Corina is Associate Professor of Comparative Literature in the English Department at Duke, where she works on British, French and German twentieth- and twenty-first century literature. Prof. Priscilla Layne (UNC, German) will give a brief response. The zoom link…
Find out more »April 2021
The World as War: Schopenhauer’s Political Philosophy
This is just a reminder that our final Works in Progress meeting this semester will happen on Thursday, April 8 at 7:30pm, when Prof. Jakob Norberg will present his chapter “The World as War: Schopenhauer's Political Philosophy,” from his current book project, Schopenhauer’s Politics. Below is the Zoom link and passcode: Topic: WiP, Jakob Norberg Time: Apr 8, 2021 07:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://unc.zoom.us/j/94544880046?pwd=K2NyaFJhSVJvSnY4V0UxQWFOdjkzQT09__;!!OToaGQ!8Ez8RlkTxFRLEWyFkiqBc015SLaWbIITrC-k4mA8GM1yUAGfj-214bXJQrGUB0FpZ5lW$ Meeting ID: 945 4488 0046 Passcode: 999477 The chapter is (again) attached…
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