Deutsches Seminar
Deutsches Seminar is an informal departmental graduate
student lecture series. It provides grad students with
a venue to preview upcoming conference papers or thesis
work, or just to present on a topic he/she is interested
in. All audience members are encouraged to provide feedback
on the student's presentation. Lectures occur periodically
throughout the semester in the Foreign Languages Building.
Refreshments are provided by a faculty member. The faculty
advisor for Deutsches Seminar is Prof. Claudia Bornholdt,
assisted by grad student Karl Strosche.
| Fall 2006 |
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November 14, 5 pm, in 2090B FLB
Amanda Scheffer
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| Spring 2006 |
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April 24, 5 pm, in 2090B FLB
Carsten Wilmes
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| Spring 2004 |
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Thursday, February 15 5:30 p.m., Lucy Ellis Lounge
Kathleen Smith
"Early German-Language Newspapers in Texas " |
| Spring
2004 |
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Tuesday, April 27 7 p.m., Lucy Ellis Lounge (two talks)
Shawn Boyd
"Approaching the Representation of Western European Culture(s) in Medieval German Literature"
Jon Sherman
"The Disregarded Head: Magic in the Stricker's 'Daniel von dem blühenden Tal.'"
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March 8 (Monday)
7:30 p.m., Lucy Ellis Lounge
Tobias Barske
"Meaning Versus Function of the German Particle
'eh.'"
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| Fall
2003 |
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December 8
(Monday) 7 pm 2090 FLB
Emma Betz
"Grammar and Interaction: Pivots in German
Conversation" |
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