In 2013, Liliane Weissberg curated the exhibition “Juden. Geld. Eine Vorstellung” at the Jewish Museum in Frankfurt/M. The exhibit proved to be the most successful show in the Museum’s history, and was reviewed widely in newspapers, on radio, and television.
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Liliane Weissberg will join Penn’s Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies in Fall 2019
March 26, 2019Liliane Weissberg has been named the Ellie and Herbert D. Katz Distinguished Fellow at Penn’s Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies
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Didem Uca has accepted a Visiting Assistant Professor of German position
March 14, 2019We are pleased to announce that Penn German grad student Didem Uca has accepted a Visiting Assistant Professor of German position at Colgate University for 2019-2021.
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Penn German PhD Matt Handelman publishes book on the Mathematical Imagination
March 14, 2019Penn German PhD Matt Handelman has published his first book, entitled The Mathematical Imagination: On the Origins and Promise of Critical Theory.
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Ian Fleishman on Kleist, Kafka and McCarthy for CLS
February 28, 2019Penn Professor Ian Fleishman's essay, "The World Unspoken: Kleist, Kafka, McCarthy," appeared in the most recent volume of Comparative Literature Studies, published by the Pennsylvania State University Press.
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Freya (Qingyang Zhou) Presents Her Research on Jewish Refugees in Shanghai During World War II at the CURF Research Expo
November 2, 2018Freya Zhou is a junior in the College majoring in German and cinema studies.
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Didem Uca elected to serve on Steering Committee of the Coalition of Women in German
October 23, 2018Didem Uca (PhD Candidate, ABD) was elected to serve a three-year term on the Steering Committee of the Coalition of Women in German. Didem has been involved in the organization since 2013 and has been the Social Media Coordinator since 2014.
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Penn Prof Simon Richter and Carl Niekerk (U of Illinois) co-edited a special issue of the Journal of Dutch Literature
October 23, 2018Penn Prof Simon Richter and Carl Niekerk (U of Illinois) co-edited a special issue of the Journal of Dutch Literature. The issue focuses on Margins and Contact Zones: 500 Years of Dutch-German Cultural Interaction.
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Sonia Gollance (PhD Penn, 2017) has won the Coalition for Women in German Award for Best Article
October 23, 2018Sonia Gollance (PhD Penn, 2017) has won the Coalition for Women in German Award for Best Article for “‘Spaß mit der schönen Jüdin’: Mixed Space and Dancing in Karl Emil Franzo’s Judith Trachtenberg,” which appeared in Austrian Studies.
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Interkultureller Austausch
October 16, 2018