TY - BOOK
T1 - New directions in German studies
T2 - a context of interdisciplinarity
AU - Möllering, Martina
A2 - Bandhauer, Andrea
A2 - Boss, Bettina
A2 - Dunne, Kerry
A2 - Mehigan, Tim
A2 - Veber, Maria
PY - 2005
Y1 - 2005
N2 - The present volume explores possibilities for a new context for German Studies, and also a new future. It features a selection of presentations to the inaugural conference of the German Studies Association of Australia, re-worked and blind peer-reviewed for the purposes of publication. The first section considers the situation of German Studies in the United States, Australia, Germany and Japan and offers suggestions about how the present crisis might be addressed. To some extent, addressing the crisis will involve reconsidering the canon of literary studies and widening the remit of traditionally understood German Studies. The second section surveys recent developments that have occurred in German-focused feminist scholarship in the United States, Australia and Germany. The third section looks atthe German language classroom in this complex and changing environment. The last section explores the opportunities attaching to the new multi-media learning environment and again underscores how profoundly the contemporary practice of German Studies differs from the practice of the past.
AB - The present volume explores possibilities for a new context for German Studies, and also a new future. It features a selection of presentations to the inaugural conference of the German Studies Association of Australia, re-worked and blind peer-reviewed for the purposes of publication. The first section considers the situation of German Studies in the United States, Australia, Germany and Japan and offers suggestions about how the present crisis might be addressed. To some extent, addressing the crisis will involve reconsidering the canon of literary studies and widening the remit of traditionally understood German Studies. The second section surveys recent developments that have occurred in German-focused feminist scholarship in the United States, Australia and Germany. The third section looks atthe German language classroom in this complex and changing environment. The last section explores the opportunities attaching to the new multi-media learning environment and again underscores how profoundly the contemporary practice of German Studies differs from the practice of the past.
M3 - Edited Book/Anthology
SN - 0958271607
SN - 9780958271608
T3 - Otago German Studies
BT - New directions in German studies
PB - University of Otago, Department of Languages and Cultures
CY - Dunedin, New Zealand
ER -