Conference of University Teachers of German in Great Britain and Ireland
Research in Germanic Studies 1996-97
© The University of Aberdeen and The Institute of Germanic Studies 1996
[General
and comperative studies][German
literature: general studies]
[German
literature: To 1500][1500-1700][The
eighteenth century and the Classical Age]
[The Romantic
Age][1830-1890][1890-1945][Post-1945][Yiddisch
literature]
‘The immortal voice’: aesthetic arts of the German Enlightenment (M Phil London, Glds) V. Cookson
Aspects of French and German women’s crime fiction (PhD London, QMW) N. Barfoot
Fairy-tale, myth and magical realism in contemporary English and German prose fiction (PhD Glasgow) U. Dapprich-Barrett
A comparative study of Byron’s Don Juan and Goethe’s West-östlicher Divan (PhD Glasgow) S. Allan
The question of madness in E. T. A. Hoffmann’s Der Sandmann and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein or The modern Prometheus (PhD Swansea) K. Preuß
George Mackay Brown – an Orcadian Thomas Mann? A study of George Mackay Brown with special consideration of the German influences on his work (PhD Edinburgh) S. Schmid
A comparative study of Thomas Mann’s Zauberberg and André Gide’s Les Faux-Monnayeurs (PhD Edinburgh) N. Todd
The Throne in the Forest: images of kingship in the Nibelungenlied and the Ramayana (PhD TCD) P. Dalzell
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B 2 German literature: general studies (incl. specific themes and genres)
Historical and literary treatment of the Thirty Years’ War (D Phil Oxford) G. Mortimer
The phenomenon of reworkings in German literature (PhD Aberdeen) G. M. Sharman
Dandyism as a literary phenomenon and the development of dandyistic ontology (PhD Cambridge) F. M. Knapp
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Ideas of Against Nature in medieval German literature (M Litt TCD) L. Ní Bhriain
The presentation of authorship in thirteenth-century Middle High German narrative poetry (D Phil Oxford) S. C. Coxon
A study of the figure of Guinevere in medieval German Arthurian literature, with reference to her role in the wider medieval Arthurian tradition (M Phil London, KC) C. Knowles
Tricksters and pranksters in medieval and Renaissance French and German literature (PhD Bristol) A. J. Williams
The theme of anger in medieval German literature (PhD London, KC) C. Magner Short narratives in medieval French, German and Latin (D Phil Oxford) D. Burrows
Konrad Bollstatter, Augsburg scribe and author (M Litt Bristol) C. Evans
Studies in the role of description in the Romances of Chretien de Troyes and their German adaptions (D Phil Oxford) M. J. Florence
Studies in the reception of the ‘Historia Scholastica’ of Peter Comestor in medieval German and Dutch literature (D Phil Oxford) M. C. Sherwood-Smith
German mysticism: a comparison of Meister Eckhart and Heinrich Seuse (D Phil Oxford) S. Burkert
Musical and rhetorical features in the lyric poems of Hartmann von Aue (PhD Leeds) R. J. Davies
The presentation of female characters in the narrative works of Hartmann von Aue (M Phil Nottingham) A. Fiddy
The faculty of perception in the early narratives of Hartmann von Aue, with special reference to penitential practice and secular morality (PhD St. Andrews) H. Galloway
Time in Middle High German narrative literature, with special reference to Wolfram von Eschenbach’s Parzival (PhD London, KC) J. A. Tiplady
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The theme of money in German literature (PhD London, UC) R. Wenzel
Writing by Catholic nuns and Protestant ‘Stiftsdamen’ in the Early Modern Period (D Phil Oxford) C. Pears
The Reformation dialogue (PhD St. Andrews) F. M. K. Campbell
Portrayals of women and the oriental in German Baroque dramas and opera librettos (D Phil Oxford) S. J. Colvin
Sebastian Franck’s Geschichtsbibel (PhD St. Andrews) S. E. Harvey
Sebastian Franck’s polemic pacifism: analysis of an ethical concept on the background of his contemporaries’ resonance (M Phil London, UC) B. Waschke
Making sense of a changing world: the work of Pamphilus Gengenbach (M Phil London, UC) P. Naylor
Der galante Roman Hunolds (D Phil Oxford) R. Wieder
A critical edition with commentary of Jacob Ruff’s
(PhD Stirling) J. K. Whitelaw
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The theme of money in German literature (PhD London, UC) R. Wenzel
Religion and Goethezeit (D Phil Oxford) P. E. Kerry
Representations of sickness and health in the work of German women writers 1770-1840 (PhD Exeter) A. Dworak
Realism in the drama of the Sturm und Drang (M Phil Birmingham) S. Green Drama by women writers around 1800 (PhD TCD) S. Jones
‘The immortal voice’: aesthetic arts of the German Enlightenment (M Phil London, Glds) V. Cookson
The moral tale in France and Germany in the eighteenth century (PhD Exeter) K. M. Astbury
The Gothic tale in France and Germany 1770-1820 (PhD Exeter) D. Hall
Georg Forster’s A Voyage round the World (PhD Cardiff) V. Agnew
The rhetoric of Goethe’s Erlebnislyrik (PhD London, UC) S. Kelly
Goethe’s perception of the myths and the irrational (D Phil Oxford) J. C. Jølle
The aesthetic and political philosophies of Diderot and Goethe (PhD Aberdeen) A. Neil
A comparative study of Byron’s Don Juan and Goethe’s West-östlicher Divan (PhD Glasgow) S. Allan
The female voice in Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister and La Picarà Justina (PhD Glasgow) P. D. Zecevic
The moment of retreat and reflection in Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister, Stifter’s Der Nachsommer and Keller’s Der grüne Heinrich (PhD London, Glds) K. Hughes
Eating and identity: female fasting in German literature from Goethe to Freud (D Phil Oxford) A. Richards
Aspects of Goethe’s aesthetic/scientific consciousness (PhD Manchester) M. J. Cook
Goethe’s Wilhelm Meisters Wanderjahre as a modern novel (PhD London, KC) A. O’Donnell
Goethe’s Die Wahlverwandtschaften and contemporary scientific ideas (PhD London, KC) O. Taaffe
Das Problem ästhetischer Subjektivitätsentwürfe bei E.T.A Hoffmann und in der deutschen Romantik (PhD TCD) J. Riou
Sound, music and the language of harmony in the works of Friedrich Hölderlin (D Phil Oxford) V. J. Campbell
Hölderlin and translation (PhD Cambridge) C. B. Louth
Humboldt’s theory of language (PhD London, KC) E. Stubbs
J. M. R. Lenz (D Phil Oxford) J. Gibbons
Friedrich Leopold Graf zu Stolberg and his relation to Classicism and Romanticism (PhD Manchester) E. Joshua
Lessing and the ‘Sturm und Drang’ (PhD Cambridge) K. Ottewell
Samuel Richardson’s Clarissa and Sophie von La Roche’s Geschichte des Fräuleins von Sternheim (D Phil Oxford) R. U. Umbach
The influence of Shakespeare on the German Enlightenment with an opening onto the late Romantic period (PhD Cambridge) C. Roger
The anthropology of Johann Carl Wezel (D Phil Oxford) C. Minter
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The theme of money in German literature (PhD London, UC) R. Wenzel
Representations of sickness and health in the work of German women writers 1770-1840 (PhD Exeter) A. Dworak
Drama by women writers around 1800 (PhD TCD) S. Jones
Aspects of the supernatural in the shorter fiction of the German Romantics (PhD Sheffield) D. Blythe
The Gothic tale in France and Germany 1770-1820 (PhD Exeter) D. Hall
The book as source and symbol in German Romantic new mythology (PhD Manchester) L. Voronov
Bettina von Arnim as an apostle of Enlightenment (PhD Lancaster) T. J. H. Bailey
Goethe’s Wilhelm Meisters Wanderjahre as a modern novel (PhD London, KC) A. O’Donnell
E. T. A. Hoffmann and nineteenth-century English literature (PhD Keele) P. Bauer
E. T. A. Hoffmann and Russian literature in the 1920s (PhD Keele) S. Downes
Designing the female and desiring the feminine: the idea of woman in the works of E. T. A. Hoffmann (PhD Liverpool) E. Bishop
Das Problem ästhetischer Subjektivitätsentwürfe bei E. T. A. Hoffmann und in der deutschen Romantik (PhD TCD) J. Riou
‘Das Schöne’ and ‘das Erhabene’ in E. T. A. Hoffmann (PhD Reading) B. Röder
The question of madness in E. T. A. Hoffmann’s Der Sandmann and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein or The modern Prometheus (PhD Swansea) K. Preuß
A commentary on Hölderlin’s Patmos (PhD London, KC) C. Braun
Heinrich von Kleist’s nationalism (M Phil Birmingham) E. Griffiths
The female voice in Novalis (M Litt TCD) J. Hodkinson
The influence of Shakespeare on the German Enlightenment with an opening onto the late Romantic period (PhD Cambridge) C. Roger
Friedrich Leopold Graf zu Stolberg and his relation to Classicism and Romanticism (PhD Manchester) E. Joshua
Ludwig Tieck and the Romantic Programme (PhD Cambridge) R. A. Bown
The life and works of Sophie Tieck (M Phil Leicester) J. Zimnowodski
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The theme of money in German literature (PhD London, UC) R. Wenzel
Order and anarchy in nineteenth-century Swiss prose writing (PhD London, UC) M. Bott
Science as theme and metaphor in German literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries (PhD London, UC) P. Smith
Satire (visual, verbal, musical) in Biedermeier Germany and its role in the interplay of literary movements (D Phil Oxford) F. Clark
Images of the Jew and Judaism in German literature 1850-1914 (D Phil Oxford) H. Burdekin
The portrayal of family rituals in German literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries (M Phil London, UC) B. Lester
The aesthetics of Georg Büchner (PhD Edinburgh) R. Green
George Eliot’s ‘Bildungsroman’: Bildung or repression? (D Phil Oxford) M. Cabaud
The novels of Theodor Fontane (PhD Cambridge) P. J. Bowman
The moment of retreat and reflection in Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister, Stifter’s Der Nachsommer and Keller’s Der grüne Heinrich (PhD London, Glds) K. Hughes
Heine and Nietzsche and post idealist religious philosophy (M Phil Sheffield) M. Chappell
A study of Friedrich Hölderlin’s letters (PhD Sheffield) L. Fechner
Philipp Königsmarck (PhD Bristol) J. M. Veale
Biology and eugenics in the work of Friedrich Nietzsche (PhD Cambridge) G. M. Moore
Schopenhauer and tragedy (D Phil Oxford) S. Krueger
Maß und Unmaß: a study of Adalbert Stifter (PhD London, UC) H. Ragg-Kirkby
Self-reflexivity in selected works by Storm (PhD Glasgow) S. Denison
Theodor Storm and the literary life of his time (M Phil London, KC) J. Breen
Landscape in the work of Theodor Storm (PhD Leicester) C. L. Baker
Theodor Storm’s historical Novellen (M Phil Leicester) A.-K. Hill
Edith Wharton and German literature (PhD London, UC) M. Mercuri
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The theme of money in German literature (PhD London, UC) R. Wenzel
Images of the Jew and Judaism in German literature 1850-1914 (D Phil Oxford) H. Burdekin
The Jewish Kaffeehausliteraten of twentieth-century Vienna (PhD London, KC) S. Hart
The impact of Coffee Houses on literary style (PhD Edinburgh) M. Keane
Science as theme and metaphor in German literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries (PhD London, UC) P. Smith
Perceptions of women in Austrian writing (PhD Exeter) E. E. Smith
Adultery in Austrian literature of the Fin de siècle, including an examination of the operetta (D Phil Oxford) R. B. Scholey
The portrayal of family rituals in German literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries (M Phil London, UC) B. Lester
‘Männliches Allzumännliches’? Images of the masculine in German and Austrian novels of the Weimar Republic (D Phil Oxford) R. Kingerlee
Literature of political extremism in the Weimar Republic (PhD Sheffield) M. Fechner
Images of fascism in German and Austrian anti-fascist exile literature 1935-1943 (D Phil Oxford) D. Holmes
National Socialist ‘Thingspiel’ (PhD Sheffield) H.-J. Koch
Situating ‘Innere Emigration’: the individual and dissent in non-Nazi prose works published in the Third Reich (D Phil Oxford) S. Ward
Art and power: a study of H. G. Adler, Elias Canetti, Hermann Broch, and Franz Baermann Steiner (PhD London, KC) M. Mack
Hanns Heinz Ewers and the Gothic tradition in German literature (D Phil Oxford) M. A. Müller
Jewish characters in Feuchtwanger’s Wartesaal trilogy (M Phil London, UC) V. Grodzinski
Gender and language in the prose fiction of M. Fleisser (M Litt Bristol) C. A. Matthias
The novels of Theodor Fontane (PhD Cambridge) P. J. Bowman
Hugo von Hofmannsthal (D Phil Oxford) H. Grundmann
Hofmannsthal and the renewal of Greek myth (PhD Cambridge) P. E. M. Ward
English and Austrian aestheticism: on Oscar Wilde and Hugo von Hofmannsthal (M Phil London, UC) A. Schmäcke
Aus einem reichen Leben: the memoirs of Dr Alfred Huhnhäuser. A study in autobiography (PhD Stirling) C. Martin
History and time in the works of Ernst Jünger (D Phil Oxford) J. E. J. King
The aesthetics of absence in F. Kafka’s writings (PhD NUI UCC) M. Frendo
Kafka’s Amtliche Schriften (PhD Wales, Swansea) J. Davies
Kafka and the Central European Fin-de-siècle: alienation and the search for identity (D Phil Oxford) L. H. Eilittä
Modern German literature: Kafka and Bernhard (D Phil Oxford) P. C. Darukhanawala
A commentary on Kafka’s Der Proceß (PhD London, KC) K. Wischenkämper
The master/slave dialectic in Hegel, Lacan, Kafka and Beckett with reference to Kojèv and Deleuze (D Phil Oxford) S. Pollan
Twentieth-century German-Jewish literature in exile and Henry William Katz (D Phil Oxford) E. Pedersen
Else Lasker-Schüler and Edith Sitwell: a comparative study (M Phil Birmingham) C. Schalle
Der Mensch mit den modernen Nerven: Adolf Loos’s Kulturkritik (PhD Glasgow) J. Stewart
George Mackay Brown – an Orcadian Thomas Mann? A study of George Mackay Brown with special consideration of the German influences on his work (PhD Edinburgh) S. Schmid
A comparative study of Thomas Mann’s Zauberberg and André Gide’s Les Faux-Monnayeurs (PhD Edinburgh) N. Todd
Women figures in Thomas Mann’s fiction (M Phil London, UC) G. Valentine
Music, history, ontology: on Thomas Mann’s Dr Faustus (PhD London, UC) R. Pratt
Thomas Mann’s portrayal of nature (PhD London, UC) G. McMullin
Thomas Mann and the ‘Ideas of 1914’ (M Phil Birmingham) W. Moss
Buddenbrooks and The Forsyte Saga (M Phil London, UC) J. Bolton
‘Identification’ and ‘Projection’ in selected work of Thomas, Heinrich and Klaus Mann (PhD London, QMW) K. Junker
Gustav Meyrink (PhD London, Glds) A. Hill-Fernie
Theodor Plievier: literature, politics and exile (D Phil Oxford) A. M. West
Naming and language in the thought of Franz Rosenzweig (D Phil Oxford) D. S. Groiser
The work written in exile by the novelist Joseph Roth (D Phil Oxford) J. A. Hughes
A critical and statistical analysis of Joseph Roth’s Berlin journalism (1920 - 1933) (PhD Leeds) I. Dressler-Pearson
Joseph Roth as mediator between Eastern European Jewry and the West (PhD Keele) A. May
A study of René Schickele’s Hans im Schnakenloch (M Litt TCD) A. McGillicuddy
Schnitzler’s Der Junge Medardus as drama and film (PhD Cambridge) H. Bachmann
Kurt Schwitters and the poets of the Sturmkreis (PhD London, KC) D. Scheyka
The poetry of Franz Baermann Steiner (PhD London, KC) N. Ziegler
The politics and poetics of Ernst Toller (PhD Stirling) J. Fotheringham
The tradition of Weimar humanism in the work of Jakob Wassermann, Lion Feuchtwanger and Klaus Mann (PhD Cambridge) S. H. Harris
Tiere in Ketten and Nahar: the Expressionist novels of Ernst Weiß (M Litt TCD) C. Kehoe
Edith Wharton and German literature (PhD London, UC) M. Mercuri
Stefan Zweig as a writer of Novellen (M Phil Keele) K. Broad
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The portrayal of family rituals in German literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries (M Phil London, UC) B. Lester
Fairy-tale, myth and magical realism in contemporary English and German prose fiction (PhD Glasgow) U. Dapprich-Barrett
Censorship in post-World War II Vienna (D Phil Oxford) B. Pennebaker
The presentation of a lost war: 1939-1945 in post-war West German popular prose (PhD Stirling) M. Sargeant
Arte – Ein deutsch-französisches Experiment für integratives europäisches Fernsehen: eine Bestandsaufnahme (D Phil Oxford) I. Plamann
The child’s role and perspective in the modern German novel (D Phil Oxford) D. M. Pinfold
Märchen in contemporary literature in German by women (D Phil Oxford)
M. P. Davies National identity in contemporary Austrian drama (PhD Nottingham) M. Saville
Aspekte des deutschen Theaters der Nachkriegszeit: eine Beschreibung politischer und propagandistischer Dramatik anhand von Einzelbeispielen (PhD UEA) F. Radvan
The lost eastern territories in post–war German literature and ‘Vergangenheits-bewältigung’ (PhD Swansea) C. George
Representations of history in GDR women’s writing (D Phil Oxford) H. Bridge
The language of silence: women’s writing in Switzerland 1970-1990 (PhD Strathclyde) I. Mackintosh
Das Irlandbild in der zeitgenössischen schweizerischen Literatur (MA NUI Maynooth) H. Hauser Walsh
Personal and social identity in recent women’s writing (M Phil London, UC) S. Goodchild
The Fantastic in shorter GDR prose fiction (PhD London, Glds) D. Wheeler
The crisis of the subject in recent GDR women’s writing (PhD London, UC) J. Barrett
The depiction of the Church in East and West German literature (M Litt Aberdeen) I. Macdonald
GDR women writers before and after the ‘Wende’ (PhD Bath) E. Alldred
Poetry since the ‘Wende’ (1989-95) by ex-GDR poets (D Phil Oxford) R. J. Owen
Eastern bloc cultural policy: the case of Sinn und Form (PhD Manchester) P. Davies
Problems of identity in the work of Jewish writers of the former GDR (PhD London, KC) J. Ross
‘Neue Subjektivität’ in the West German fiction of the 1970s and 1980s (PhD London, KC) J. Leal
The representation of radical subjectivity in recent German autobiography (PhD Cambridge) A. F. Plowman
Memories of childhood and youth: autobiographical fiction in the works of contemporary German and Austrian women writers (M Litt Bristol) M.-L. Glerup-Jensen
Cabaret and alternative theatre in contemporary Berlin (M Phil Sheffield) R. Bland
The lyrics of German-language singer-songwriters and rock musicians since the 1970s (PhD Swansea) A. Blühdorn
Landscape and topography in modern German literature (M Phil Sheffield) H. G. Peters
The political literature of German unification (PhD Reading) C. Bishop
Coming to terms with the Stasi: the response of writers of the former GDR to the ‘Wende’ (PhD St. Andews) S. Brass
Coming to terms with the GDR past (PhD Nottingham) A. Green
Contemporary German literature: the impact of the ‘Wende’ (PhD Edinburgh) K. Stein
Comedy and contemporary German drama (PhD Sheffield) G. Pye
Theatre criticism and theatrical scandals in contemporary Germany (M Phil Sheffield) M. Bauhuf
Theatre and reunification: adaptations and productions of the classical repertoire on the recent German stage (PhD Sheffield) H. Harnisch
Art and power: a study of H. G. Adler, Elias Canetti, Hermann Broch, and Franz Baermann Steiner (PhD London, KC) M. Mack
Comparative study of Bachmann and Celan in light of the aesthetics of T. W. Adorno (PhD Manchester) C. Gribble
Raumdarstellung in moderner Lyrik: eine Untersuchung zu Gedichten von Ingeborg Bachmann (PhD Cardiff) C. Rapisarda
Ernst Barlach reception (PhD Swansea) C. Handford
The premises of Roland Barthes’ theory and of his reception in the German speaking world (PhD Sheffield) M. Cibis
Konrad Bayer and the ‘Wiener Gruppe’ (MA UCC, NUI) T. Scannell
The poetry of Thomas Bernhard (PhD Sunderland) D. Kelly
Modern German literature: Kafka and Bernhard (D Phil Oxford) P. C. Darukhanawala
Narrative identity in Thomas Bernhard and Wolfgang Hildesheimer (PhD Nottingham) J. J. Long
Peter Bichsel and Gerhard Richter: a comparative analysis (M Phil Birmingham) B. Chasemore
Wolf Biermann: themes, motifs and forms (PhD Lancaster) M. Bilkau
Volker Braun: private relationships in a public world (PhD Lancaster) M. Delaney
The self-sacrifice of Brecht’s women (M Phil Leicester) N. S. Stott
Dissidence and social criticism in the work of Günter de Bruyn (PhD London, KC) C. Lewis
Literature and suicide in the work of Hermann Burger (PhD Warwick) A. Dennis
Frank Castorf’s political theatre: the legacy of Bertolt Brecht (PhD Sheffield) K. Bargna
Reading the post-Holocaust lyric: a study of the lyric poetry of Celan, Ausländer and Sachs (PhD Cambridge) B. J. Thomson
Technology and mass culture in the writing of Hans Magnus Enzensberger 1956-1993 (PhD Southampton) A. King
The novels of Gerd Gaiser (PhD Wales, Swansea) S. Smith
A Lacanian approach to the narratives of Günter Grass (PhD Southampton) K. Hall
Grass’s Die Blechtrommel and Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children: an analytical comparison (PhD Birmingham) D. Green
Women characters in the work of Peter Handke (M Phil Nottingham) J. Steindl
The role of the chronicler in the work of Christoph Hein (PhD Edinburgh) J. Rayner
Existentialism and the work of Christoph Hein (PhD Sheffield) H. Wiesemann
The works of Christoph Hein (PhD Swansea) D. Clarke
Modernist awareness and responsiveness to socio-political change in the work of Christoph Hein (M Phil/PhD Bath) S. Bevan
A Lacanian analysis of selected writings by Hermann Hesse (PhD St. Andrews) S. Gullatz
Truth, power, knowledge: conflicting identities of the writer in a socialist state examined through the novels of Stefan Heym (PhD Cambridge) E. B. Tait
The work of Wolfgang Hilbig (PhD Birmingham) P. Cooke
Nature imagery in the work of Wolfgang Hilbig (MA University of Kent at Canterbury) C. Thongyai
The narrative work of Gert Hofmann (M Phil Birmingham) F. Cason
A study of Ulrich Holbein (PhD Swansea) P. Derrington
Narrative strategies in Marxist-Feminist novels: Elfriede Jelinek and Irmtraud Morgner (D Phil Oxford) E. A. Clements
Double bind: the construction of female subjectivities in the works of Elfriede Jelinek, Christa Reinig and Anne Duden (PhD Oxford Brookes) J. Lanyon
Ernst Jünger and right-wing aesthetics in contemporary Germany (M Phil Sheffield) P. Stear
Developments in working class drama and the ‘Volksstück’ since Franz Xaver Kroetz and Martin Sperr (M Phil Sheffield) M. Karpinski
The poetry of Dieter Leisegang (PhD London, KC) C. Oppler
The works of Erich Loest (PhD Swansea) S. Evans
George Mackay Brown – an Orcadian Thomas Mann? A study of George Mackay Brown with special consideration of the German influences on his work (PhD Edinburgh) S. Schmid
Rückzug und Aufbruch in Monika Marons Die Überläuferin und Stille Zeile Sechs (M Phil UCC, NUI) D. Byrnes
The conflict between conformity and dissent in the final years of the German Democratic Republic: an analysis of the interaction of politics, personalities and personal relationships in Monika Maron’s novel Stille Zeile Sechs (M Phil NUI UCC) K. Power
The novels of Anna Mitgutsch (PhD Bangor) K. Evans
Narration in the fictional works of Irmtraud Morgner (PhD Nottingham) R. H. Terry
The subversion of tradition: cultural and sexual politics in Morgner and Grass (D Phil Oxford) G. E. Westgate
Heiner Müller (PhD Nottingham) S. Bowhill
Politics and community in the work of Heiner Müller (PhD Warwick) A. Griffiths
Inge Müller (M Phil Salford) G. Heinicker
The novels of Hans Erich Nossack (PhD Swansea) R. Jenkins
The poetics of Elisabeth Reichart (PhD Nottingham) L. Ovenden
Uwe Saeger’s prose writing of the 1970s and 1980s (PhD Nottingham) J. Seifert
The poetry of Franz Baermann Steiner (PhD London, KC) N. Ziegler
The critique of culture in the prose work of Botho Strauß (PhD Birmingham) M. Johnson
The work of Yoko Tawada (PhD Sheffield) S. Fischer
Christa Wolf (PhD Salford) C. Colton
Political influence on private life in Christa Wolf’s Kindheitsmuster (MA NUI UCC) S. Gillane
Christa Wolf’s Kassandra: die Wiederkehr des ewig Gleichen (MA NUI UCC) S. Amann
Emancipation, commitment and responsibility: a study of Christa Wolf’s writing (PhD London, Glds) R. Rechtien
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‘Sheyne Mayses’: Yiddish chapbooks 1660-1730 (D Phil Oxford) J. L. Dowling
Yiddish periodicals published by displaced persons in Germany, France and Italy, 1946-1949 (D Phil Oxford) A. Kuper Margalioth
Tradition and innovation in the ballads of Itsik Manger (D Phil Oxford) H. F. Beer
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