With support from the Division of the Humanities, the Department, and the Center for Interdisciplinary Research in German Literature and Culture, students are able to travel to and participate in conferences and workshops at other universities and professional meetings in North America and Europe.
T hey engage in archival research in North America and Europe. David Kretz. French translation of Theodor W. Adorno, Seminar on W. Revue Philosophie. Gina Marich. Ella Wilhelm. Digital Humanities , Graz, Austria. July June, David Kretz. June March, David Kretz. March, Nat Modlin. University of California, Berkeley, February 24, Three Lectures by Leo Strauss. Denker, H. Kerber, and D. Journal for the History of Modern Theology.
Berlin: Springer, Chicago, IL. Joseph Haydt. Santa Barbara, CA. A Philosophy Conference on Reason in History. University of Chicago, online. Oct , June, Joe Haydt. Schreib- und Streitstrategien im Werk von G. Lessing, June 29, July, David Kretz. Online essay. Lifelong Learning in a Secular Age. July 28, February, Matthew Johnson. Online publication. February, October, Joseph Haydt. Indianapolis, IN. October, Yun Ha Kim.
November, Joe Haydt. November, Ella Wilhelm. Conference presentation. November, December, Daniel Burnfin. In: Historical Materialism.
Online Publication Date: 01 Dec Pages: December, Pages: 1β April 20, Matthew Johnson. Virtual talk. Featured in this article: "Be healthy": The link between Yiddish and German. April 20, January , Seattle, WA. Portland, OR, October , May 17, Elizabeth Ramsey, Talk on 'Kandinsky, the Grimms and folklore adaptation' at the Art Institute of Chicago as part of the annual 'Expand your perspectives' series of talks by graduate students, May 17, Marbach, Germany. March 20 - 22, March , Jessica Resvick.
