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FormatBook Whole
Author, MonographicKluge, Cora Lee
Title, MonographicPaths Crossing: Essays in German-American Studies
Place of PublicationOxford; Bern; New York
PublisherPeter Lang
Date of Publication2011
Extent of Workviii, 183
Series EditorHermand, Jost
Series TitleGerman Life and Civilization
Series Vol. IDvol. 54
Address/AvailabilityOCLC 664114911
ISBN978-3-0343-0221-0
AbstractContents: Introduction: An expansive and expanding field / Cora Lee Kluge and Mark L. Louden --- Forced out of Hitler's Reich: Five eminent Madisonians / Jost Hermand --- Elvis and other Germans: Some reflections and modest proposals on the study of German-American ethnicity / Walter D. Kamphoefner --- "That species of property": Francis Lieber's encounter with slavery and race / Hartmut Keil --- Sealsfield's Das Kajuetenbuch: The half-unfolded spring of German and American literature / Hugh Ridley --- Taking stock: The disappearance of German-American literature? / Lorie A. Vanchena --- German-American dialects on different paths to extinction: Examples from Haysville, Indiana and New Ulm, Minnesota / Daniel Nuetzel --- Performing the American myth by speaking German: Changing meanings of ethnic identity between the wars / Steven Hoelscher --- Situating natural hazards in German-American studies / Uwe Luebken --- Advancing German-American studies in the digital age: Opportunities for collaboration / Louis A. Pitschman.
NotesEssays presented at a conference held in Madison, Wis., in April 2009 during observances of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies at University of Wisconsin-Madison. Copy also at UW-Madison libraries.
Call NumberMKI E184 G3 P377 2010
MKI TermsGerman Americans/ Ethnic identity/ Language, German/ Literature, German-American/ Emigration and immigration (Germany-US)/ Slavery/ United States -- History/ German-American Studies/ Swiss Americans/ Language loss/ Language shift