Duke Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies

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Web Name: Duke Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies

WebSite: http://carolina-duke-grad.german.duke.edu

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The Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies combines the resources of two great universities in a curriculum that joins disciplinary rigor with interdisciplinary flexibility to create an internationally acclaimed center of excellence for graduate training, research, teaching, and scholarly exchange. The combined expertise of the core faculty, one of the largest in German Studies in North America, ensures that every chapter in German literary, cinematic and cultural history, from medieval manuscripts to contemporary cinema, is covered by experts in the field.  The program thus offers an appealing synthesis of individual attention with a wide range of inquiry from which students develop their own research interests. Works in Progress Forum - Gabriel Trop (German, UNC) Thursday, October 15, 2020 “Schelling and Speculative Literary Criticism” Works in Progress Forum - Amy Jones - CDG Thursday, November 5, 2020  “The Glance of the Basilisk: Gender and Poetic Looking in Droste-Hülshoff” NCGS: Graduate Writing Seminar with PETER B. THOMPSON I University of Illinois—Urbana-Champaign, Department of History Friday, January 22, 2021 UNC Chapel Hill, Fedex Building, Room 4003 Discussion of “The Pale Death: Poison Gas and German Racial Exceptionalism, 1915-1945” NCGS: Konrad H. Jarausch Essay Prize Winner for Advanced Graduate Students in 2020 PETER B. THOMPSON I University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Department of History Friday, January 22, 2021 UNC Chapel Hill, Fedex Building, Room 4003 Masters or Victims of the Chemical World?: The Question of Complicity in a Chemically-Minded Third Reich NCGS: MICHAEL SKALSKI I Graduate Student, UNC—Chapel Hill, Department of History Thursday, February 18, 2021 UNC Chapel Hill, Hamilton Hall, Room 569 FDJ-ler Make New Friends: International Youth Exchanges in the Eastern Bloc, 1972-1989 NCGS: HEATHER R. PERRY I Associate Professor, UNC—Charlotte, Department of History Friday, April 9, 2021 UNC Chapel Hill, HM 569 Feeding War: Nutrition, Health, and National Belonging in Germany, 1914-1924 Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German StudiesSee our Contact Us page for contact information Department of Germanic Slavic Languages LiteraturesCampus Box 3160Dey Hall 426The University of North Carolina at Chapel HillChapel Hill, North Carolina 27599-3160 USAPhone: +919-966-1642Fax: +919-962-3708 Duke Germanic Languages Literature DepartmentOld Chemistry 116MBox 90256Durham NC 27708Tel: +919-660-3160Fax: +919-660-3164

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