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Event Detail Information
Event Detail Information
Midwest Symposium in German Studies 2012
Robert Norton (University of Notre Dame)
Brigitta Wagner (Indiana University)
Craig Koslofsky (University of Illinois)
Stephanie Hilger (University of Illinois)
Brad Prager (University of Missouri)
Ben Robinson (Indiana University)
Stefani Engelstein (University of Missouri)
Sara Hall (University of Illinois at Chicago).
A number of guest discussants from each institution and from other universities (including Washington University, Case Western Reserve, and the University of Illinois-Chicago) also will attend.
Levis Faculty Center, 919 West Illinois Street Urbana, IL (map)
Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures, School of Literatures, Cultures, and Linguistics, Center for Advanced Study, Department of History, Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory, European Union Center
Established at the University of Missouri-Columbia, the Midwest Symposium in German Studies has emerged as a vibrant forum for intellectual exchange in the Midwest. It is now an established event attracting scholars from the entire region. This second year at Illinois, the procedure of hosting a number of speakers and guest discussants from various Midwestern universities will continue. Speakers focus on current research in German studies, including work on literature, history, and visual culture.
The symposium has no single theme; rather, colleagues share their most current research. We have discovered that this results in a strikingly coherent and exciting exchange, wherein we establish common research bonds but also discover our differences in a highly productive manner.
For more information, please visit the symposium website.