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FormatJournal Article
Author, AnalyticNollendorfs, Cora Lee
Title, AnalyticStaking out a broader field for German-American Studies: The discipline and its place within academia
Journal TitleMonatshefte
Date of Publication1994
Volume ID86
Issue ID3
Location in Work346-349
AbstractGerman-American Studies should concern themselves with all aspects of the overlapping and mutual influencing of the two cultures. We should include not only the influence of German culture on the development of America, but also the influence of American culture on Germany. Cross-cultural and comparative topics mus be part of G-A Studies's agenda. What should a degree in German-American Studies at the undergraduate or graduate level prepare a student for? German-American scholars will include historians, political scientists, linguists, literary scholars, Germanists, and representatives from many other fields. Other useful models for an undergraduate program are the recently- instituted ethnic studies programs. Their interest in studying the meeting of two cultures, as well as their multi-dimensional, interdisciplinary subject matter make their experiences relevant to those which German-American Studies programs will also face.
Call NumberMKI P99-9
MKI TermsGerman-American Studies/ Cultural influence/ Teaching