German Studies Review
Journal of the German Studies Association (GSA)
German Studies Review publishes articles and book reviews on the history,
literature, culture, and politics of the German-speaking areas of Europe
encompassing primarily, but not exclusively, Germany, Austria, and
Switzerland. Read by historians, literary scholars, film scholars,
musicologists, art historians, and political scientists from around the
world, the journal is distinguished by its interdisciplinary orientation and
particularly interested in cultural studies approaches. German Studies
Review is a journal of first publication, and all submissions are subjected
to double-blind peer review. Our review process is both rigorous and
efficient, with a ca. 30% acceptance rate, reviews returned within three
months, and time from submission to publication normally less than one year.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Volume 36, Issue 1 (February 2013)
Hake, Sabine. From the Editor / xi
Alvis, Robert E. The Modern Lives of a Medieval Saint: The Cult of St.
Hedwig in Twentieth-Century Germany / 1-20
Cahill, Charlie. The Pragmatic Roots of Bonhoeffer’s Ethics: A Reappraisal
of Bonhoeffer’s Time at Union Theological Seminary, 1930–1931 / 21-39
Boes, Tobias. Political Animals: "Serengeti Shall Not Die" and the Cultural
Heritage of Mankind / 41-59
Heiduschke, Sebastian. GDR Cinema as Commodity: Marketing DEFA Films since
Unification / 61-78
Reidy, Julian. Die Unmöglichkeit der Erinnerung: Arno Geigers "Es geht uns
gut" als Persiflage des Generationenromans der Gegenwartsliteratur / 79-102
Stehle, Maria and Beverly M. Weber. German Soccer, the 2010 World Cup, and
Multicultural Belonging / 103-124
Forum: German Studies and the Euro Crisis. Organized by Thomas O. Haakenson,
with contributions by David Rossbach, Jarrod Hayes, Ian W. Wilson, Julia
Kleinheider, Marcella Myers, Gaspare M. Genna, and Aubrey Westfall / 125-145
Gross, Sabine. Book Review Essay: Matters of Reading, Shapes of Writing:
Material Form and Social Practice / 147-161
Book Reviews / 163-234
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