Everything Was Forever Until It Exploded: Apocalyptic Futures in Late-Soviet Science Fiction From Leonid Brezhnev's pharmacological bids for corporeal immortality, to the continued display of Lenin's (un)dead body in the Mausoleum, official culture in the late Soviet period was at … Read more
Come and recite a poem in your favorite Germanic or Slavic language. Listen to your friends performs poems that will blow your mind away! Back by popular demand, GSLL is hosting Poetry Night for spring semester 2024. Don’t miss out!
Three business representatives from German corporations with significant presence in the US (Siemens, Merck and BASF) will meet to discuss the state of German-American relations in business, science and technology. A roundtable discussion will be followed by a lecture on … Read more
Jewish intertextuality typically refers to the complex relationship between biblical and rabbinic literature. In the nineteenth century, Jewish Romantics (better known in Hebrew as maskilim) considerably expanded their intertextual range to include contemporary philosophy and poetry. Yet, both the style … Read more
Lecture: Dr. Tobias Wilke (Leibniz-Zentrum für Literatur- und Kulturforschung) Friday January 26 in Toy Lounge, Dey Hall, 5:30pm “Die Geburt der Poesie aus dem Geist der Maschine”: Max Bense and the Task of Automatic Writing.
GSLL is excited to hold its annual celebration of undergraduate research on Friday, October 27, in Toy Lounge, Dey Hall from 9:30-11:30am. The event is a Campus Life Experience (CLE) and also offers students in German language courses the opportunity … Read more
