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Seth Berk

Alumnus, German Studies
Matthew Childs

Graduate Student
Richard Gray

Professor of German Studies, Byron W. and Alice L. Lockwood Professor in the Humanities
Monika Kaup

Adjunct Professor, English, Comparative Literature, and German Studies
Michael Neininger

Program Specialist
Detlev Weber

Graduate Student
Sabine Wilke

Joff Hanauer Distinguished Professor in Western Civilization, Chair (On Leave AUT22)

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Sabine Wilke named Joff Hanauer Distinguished Professor for Western Civilization (May 22, 2018)
Graduate Course Launches Aesthetics Website (March 11, 2013)

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Mahan, William M. "A Derridean-Kierkegaardian Interpretation of Writing: Imprisonment and Freedom." MA thesis University of Oregon, 2013. Print. Learn more
Richard Block, Michael DuPlessis. “Betrayal: A Treacherous Subject.” The New Centennial Review (2012): 1-16. Learn more
Richard Block. “The Bloody Price of Adoption: Betrayal and Absolution in Kleist’s “The Foundling.” The New Centennial Review. 2012. 27-52. Learn more
"Anthropocenic Poetics: Ethics and Aesthetics in a New Geological Age." Rachel Carson Center Perspectives 3 (2013): 67-74. Learn more