Buchreihe American Studies - A Monograph Series: 119 Bücher gefunden

Joyce, Stephen
A River of 'Han': Eastern Tragedy in a Western Land
A Study of Korean American Literature

Fitz, Karsten
The American Revolution Remembered, 1830s to 1850s
Competing Images and Conflicting Narratives

Feyerabend, Britta
Seems Like Old Times
Postmodern Nostalgia in Woody Allen's Work

Thiel, Thorsten
There is More than One Site of Resistance
Ironie und Parodie im zeitgenössischen Roman der Chicanos/as

Wachholz, Michael
Entgrenzung der Geschichte
Eine Untersuchung zum historischen Denken der amerikanischen Postmoderne

Transcultural Localisms
Responding to Ethnicity in a Globalized World

Hollweg, Brenda
Ausgestellte Welt
Formationsprozesse kultureller Identität in den Texten zur Chicago World's Columbian Exposition (1893)

Provincializing the United States
Colonialism, Decolonization, and (Post)Colonial Governance in Transnational Perspective

Höss, Tilman
Poe, James, Hitchcock: Die Rationalisierung der Kunst

Spranzel, Karin
Der Grundgedanke Schopenhauers bei Melville
Entwicklung und Dynamik der ontologisch-metaphysischen und epistemologischen Thematik

Hoth, Stephanie
Medium und Ereignis
»9/11« im amerikanischen Film, Fernsehen und Roman

Buschendorf, Christa
'The Highpriest of Pessimism'
Zur Rezeption Schopenhauers in den USA

Hoffmann, Gerhard
Perspectives on Values
The Network of Satire and Humor, the Tragic and the Absurd, the Grotesque and the Monstrous, Play and Irony, Parody and the Comic Mode

Eilers, Christian
Paul Austers autobiographische Werke
Stationen einer Schriftstellerkarriere

Gehring, Melina
Reshaping the Maze - Rewriting the Minotaur
Transformationen des Labyrinthmythos in der zeitgenössischen amerikanischen Erzählliteratur

Däwes, Birgit
Native North American Theater in a Global Age
Sites of Identity Construction and Transdifference

Tschachler, Heinz
All Others Pay Cash
Dollar Bills and Their Cultural Work

Klepper, Martin
The Discovery of Point of View
Observation and Narration in the American Novel 1790-1910

Freyer, Christin
Revolving-Door Life Writing
Literature and Cinema of Puerto Rican Women

Paul, Heike
Mapping Migration
Women's Writing and the American Immigrant Experience from the 1950s to the 1990s

Duszat, Michael
Donkeys, Spirits, and Imperial Ladies
Enumeration in Eliot Weinberger's Essays

Kanzler, Katja
»Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations«
The Multicultural Evolution of STAR TREK

Priewe, Marc
Textualizing Illness
Medicine and Culture in New England 1620-1730

Ambivalent Americanizations
Popular and Consumer Culture in Central and Eastern Europe

Gernalzick, Nadja
Temporality in American Filmic Autobiography
Cinema, Automediality and Grammatology with "Film Portrait" and "Joyce at 34"

American Studies/Shifting Gears
A Publication of the DFG Research Network "The Futures of (European) American Studies"

Köhler, Angelika
Ambivalent Desires
The "New Woman" Between Social Modernization and Modern Writing

Schindler, Sabine
Authentizität und Inszenierung
Die Vermittlung von Geschichte in amerikanischen 'historic sites'

CinematoGraphies
Fictional Strategies and Visual Discourses in 1990s New York City

Blazan, Sladja
American Fictionary
Postsozialistische Migration in der amerikanischen Literatur

The Holocaust, Art, and Taboo
Transatlantic Exchanges on the Ethics and Aesthetics of Representation

The Body as Interface
Dialogues between the Disciplines

Banerjee, Mita
Color Me White: Naturalism/Naturalization in American Literature

Boesenberg, Eva
Money and Gender in the American Novel, 1850-2000

Dallmann, Antje
ConspiraCity New York
Großstadtbetrachtung zwischen Paranoia und Selbstermächtigung

Transnational Mediations
Negotiating Popular Culture Between Europe and the United States

Obama and the Paradigm Shift
Measuring Change

Iconographies of Power
The Politics and Poetics of Visual Representation

Marks, Christine
"I am because you are"
Relationality in the Works of Siri Hustvedt

Knewitz, Simone
Modernist Authenticities
The Material Body and the Poetics of Amy Lowell and William Carlos Williams

American Studies Today
New Research Agendas