Cocktail
Party Hosted by Emory University 6:00 PM-8:00 PM
Ballroom
Foyer
Pre-Conference
Lecture 6:00-7:30 PM
Glenmar
Room
Friday,
October 8, 1999
Sessions
8:30 AM-10:15 AM
1.
Zehn Jahre danach: Wann fällt die Mauer in den Köpfen
Barrington
2.
Martin Walser Stirs It Up Again I
Liberty
3.
50 Jahre NATO�44 Jahre Bundeswehr
Mimosa
4.
Banality of Evil? Nazi Careers
Jarrett
5.
Literature and Nationalism
Brampton A
6.
Money, Value, Labor
Brampton B
7.
The Emergence of Mass Culture in Late Eighteenth-Century
Germany and Mass Culture Criticism
Brampton C
8.
Human Rights in Democratic Germany: National Identity, Religion,
And Mission Abroad
Knollwood B
9.
Consumer Cooperatives and the Mittelstand in the 19th and 20th
Centuries
Glenmar B
10.
Austausch und Identität: Rollentausch, Kleidertausch, Geldtausch
Elizafield
11.
That Old Time Rock �n� Roll: Goethe, Bettina von Arnim,
Beethoven, and Their Critics
Westover
12.
The Body and Identity in Modern German Literature Barrington
13.
The Kohl Legacy
Glenmar A
14.
The New Populism and the Other: Aspects of the Current
Debate in Austria
Greenwood
15.
Construction Sites: Gendered National Identity in the Law,
Religion, and Domestic Practice
Knollwood A
16.
Foreign Policy Perspectives at Century�s End
Bellevue
17.
Dissonant Identities: Sound, Culture, Politics
Swanton
Session 8:30 AM-11:00 AM
18.
Moralische Entscheidungssituationen in der deutschen
Geschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts
Rutherford
Sessions 10:30 AM-12:15 PM
19.
Kulturpolitik in Domestic and Foreign Policy in Germany
During the Interwar Years
Glenmar A
20.
Historicizing Trakl
Brampton C
21.
Thoughts on the Atlantic Divide
Mimosa
22.
Violence and Terror at the End of the Third Reich
Barrington
23.
Kulturdämmerung: Sites of Resistance to the Kulturnation
Greenwood
24.
Postcolonial Theory and the German-Jewish Experience
Jarrett
25.
Gender Relations in the Republic of Letters
Bellevue
26.
Exhibiting Germany: Museums, Culture, and National Identity
Thornton
27.
Lies, Sex, and Silence: Revisiting Lessing, Goethe, and Kleist
Brampton A
28.
Formen und Probleme der Literaturgeschichtsschreibung
Brampton B
29.
New Developments in Party, Campaign, and Union Politics
Knollwood A
30.
Representations of German and Austrian Colonialism
Westover
31.
After the Party, the Hangover: Barriers to Reform
Knollwood B
32.
Educating the Masses: Intersections of Bildung, Consumer
Culture, and Nationalism Around 1900
Elizafield
33.
Secular Dreams? Encounters Between Literature and
Psychoanalysis
Glenmar B
34.
German Language Study and German Studies: A Challenge
and Wake-Up Call
Liberty
35.
Historical Memory, New Left Violence, and Gender
Swanton
LUNCHEON
12:30
PM-2:00 PM
Rutherford
Peter
Schneider
Schriftsteller
�Eduards
Heimkehr�
Sessions 2:00 PM-4:30 PM
36.
Roundtable on Nazi Germany and the Holocaust:
The Status of Research
Barrington
37.
Family Ties: Homely, Unhomely, Uncanny
Brampton C
38.
German Politics in Europe
Bellevue
39.
Jewish Consciousness and Anti-Semitism in the
Nineteenth Century
Mimosa
40.
Figures of Masculinity Liberty
41.
German Colonial Studies and the Problem of Knowledge
Boundaries
Greenwood
42.
The Myth of Synergy: Jews and Gentiles in 18th and
19th Century Germany
Elizafield
43.
Goethe and the Question of National Identity
Knollwood A
44.
Creating Their Place in History
Jarrett
45.
Vergangenheit und Gegenwart: The Analysis of Recorded
Glenmar B
46.
Grand Ideas, �Little� Genres: Diary, Vignette, Love Letter,
And Travelogue
Brampton A
47.
to be determined
48.
A Roundtable on Austria in the Early Cold War: Gerald Stourzh�s Use of
the New
Sources in His State Treaty History Um Einheit Und Freiheit
Glenmar A
49.
Expanding Germandom: Racial Planning and Ideology in the
New Order, 1933-1945
Brampton B
50.
German Dilemmas at the End of the Century
Knollwood B
51.
German Film Directors in Hollywood: Film Emigration
from 1933-1945 Swanton
52.
Paul Celan Westover
4:30
PM-6:00PM
Rutherford
BUSINESS MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION
Hosted
Reception
6:30
PM-7:00 PM
Rutherford
BANQUET
7:00
PM-9:30 PM
Rutherford
Presidential
Address
Gerhard
H. Weiss
University
of Minnesota
�German
Studies: A Topic for Presidents�
Saturday,
October 9
Sessions 8:30 AM-10:15 AM
53.
The Exile Experience: Mallorca, Brecht�s Collaborators
and Stefan Zweig
Brampton A
54.
Crises at the Austrian Border
Greenwood
55.
J.M.R. Lenz: Macht-Körper-Politik
Knollwood B
56.
Nazi Germany from Inside and Out
Mimosa
57.
German Policy Issues: Between Drift and Direction
Knollwood A
58.
Humboldt, Nietzsche, Dilthey: Ideas and Experience in
the 19th Century
Brampton B
59.
Einfluß der SED auf die westdeutsche Friedensbewegung gegen
den NATO Doppelbeschluß 1979-1983
Bellevue
60.
Mediated Vision
Thornton
61.
Outsiders in Early Twentieth Century German Culture
Jarrett
62.
Visions of the Nazi Holocaust: Sources, Preparation, and Memory
Liberty
63.
Women and Children as Focus of Political Transformation
Of Postwar Germany
Glenmar B
64.
Multicultural Germany
Westover
65.
Strategies of Political and Social Reform in Umbruch Germany,
1890-1933
Brampton C
66.
Representations of Reality in Film and Cyberspace
Swanton
67.
Defining Germany: Discourses of Nature and Technology in
German Nationalism
Glenmar A
68.
Domestic Fictions of the Emergent Nation
Elizafield
Session 8:30 AM-11:00 AM
68.
Martin Walser Stirs It Up Again II: The Recent Walser-
Auschwitz Controversy in Context
Rutherford
Sessions 10:30 AM-12:15 PM
70.
Global Human Experience, Capitalism, and Nature:
The Construction of New Grand Narratives in History
Barrington
71.
Rassismus und Gewalt im Nationalsozialismus
Mimosa
72.
Skepsis in Literatur und Philosophie
Brampton A
73.
The German Middle Ages in Modern Times
Brampton B
74.
German National Identity and Music in the Early GDR
Swanton
75.
City Scripts: Literary Institutions in Berlin, Düsseldorf,
Tiefurt/Weimar
Bellevue
76.
Die Zukunft der �Berliner Republik�
Elizafield
77.
Race and Ethnicity in Contemporary German-Language Theater
Jarrett
78.
Challenge and Adaptation in German Federalism
Knollwood B
79.
The Culture of Hypnosis
Thornton
80.
Beyond the National Narrative? Political Socialization in Germany, Russia,
and the United States: Schoolbooks and Curricula in Transition
Glenmar A
81.
Popular Culture: Humor, Science Fiction, Theater and the Movies
Greenwood
82.
Emigration als Chance: Theoretische Arbeiten deutscher
Jüdinnen nach 1933
Liberty
83.
Sacred Cows and Gored Oxen: The German Economy in Flux
Knollwood A
84.
The 1848 Generation in Old and New Worlds
Brampton C
LUNCHEON
12:20
PM-1:40 PM
Rutherford
Sybil
Milton
Unabhängige
Expertenkommission Schweiz - Zweiter Weltkrieg
�Sinti
and Roma in Twentieth Century Austria and Germany�
Sessions 1:45 PM-3:15 PM
85.
�Das Schweigen zum Sprechen bringen�: The Impact of World War II on Three
Generations
in Austria�Soldiers in the German Army, Their Children and Grandchildren
Brampton A
86.
Does the Past Have A Future?
Liberty
87.
New Perspectives on the German Resistance Against
National Socialism
Mimosa
88.
Rethinking Critical Positions Through Goethe
Barrington
89.
Societal Change and Political Responses in Germany
Knollwood A
90.
Twentieth Century Thinkers: Freud, T. Mann, Benjamin
Westover
91.
Limits of Herrschaft in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Empire
Thornton
92.
Coming to Terms with the Female Sonderfall: Women�s Work
and Gender Politics in East and West Germany
Jarrett
93.
East German Responses to the Holocaust Greenwood
94.
Mixing Memory and Desire: West German Cultures of the 1950s
Bellevue
95.
Violence and Identity in Contemporary Literature
Glenmar B
96.
Austria in the Nazi Era
Westover
97.
The Federal Republic of Germany at Fifty
Glenmar A
98.
Resistance or Integration: The Language of Emancipation in
Imperial Germany
Brampton B
99.
Jewish German Intellectuals Since 1945: Return, Dissent, Revival
Swanton
100.
Liberalism and Liberal Culture in Imperial Germany
Barrington
101.
Moving from Self to Selves: German Women Writers of the
Nineteenth Century
Knollwood B
Sessions 3:15 PM-4:45 PM
102.
The German/Austrian Jewish Experience in Literature
Bellevue
103.
Social Activism and Women�s Culture in the Nineteenth Century
Glenmar A
104.
Elites in Nazi Germany
Elizafield
105.
Negotiating Justice: Practice in the Courts of Early Modern Germany
Bellevue
106.
to be determined
Barrington
107.
Theater and Music, Brecht and Eisler
Swanton
108.
Female Voices, Versatile Angles�Intersections of Biography,
Poetics, and Reception in Modern Austrian Literature
Knollwood B
109.
Visions of History
Thornton
110.
German and American Responses to Globalization: Innovation, Taxation, Immigration
Mimosa
111.
Democracy as Experience: Changes in Germany�s Political Culture
Glenmar B
112.
Cultural Divides and Historical Narrative: Interdisciplinary Reflections
Liberty
113.
Roundtable: Research Centers in Comparative Perspective. An International
Discussion
of the German and European Studies Centers
Brampton A
114.
The Foreign Policy of Germany Under the Red-Green Coalition
Brampton B
115.
German Protestants Face German Guilt, 1945-1950
Jarrett
116.
German-Soviet Economic Relations: The First Forty Years,1919-1949
Knollwood A
117.
Comrades and Criminals: The Politics of War Crimes in Postwar Germany
Westover
Session 4:30 PM-6:30 PM
118.
Special Plenary Session of the Association:
The Future of German-American Relations
Prominent Individuals from the Public Sector-business, politics
and government-Analyze the Future of German-American
relations. Discussion follows.
Rutherford
Sunday, October 10
Sessions 8:30 AM-10:15 AM
119.
War Crimes and Political Culture in Germany and Austria
After World War I and World War II
Liberty
120.
Adorno and German Jewish Studies
Brampton A
121.
The Shifting Status of the Object: Ordering and Classifying
Knowledge in the Late Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Brampton B
122.
Dissolving Borders: The Germanies, the Low Countries, and
The Baltic 1550-1800
Knollwood B
123.
Contemporary German Literature
Jarrett
124.
Social Capital vor Ort: Old and New Networks in the
Young Länder
Rutherford
125.
Visual Representation of Nazi Racism and Crimes
Swanton
126.
Royalty, Nobility, and Culture in the Kaiserreich
Glenmar A
127.
History and Memory in Postwar Germany: War, Scarcity, and U.S. Aid
Greenwood
128.
Denunciation in Germany, 1933-1989: A Comparison of
Conduct, Legal Standards, Official Regulation, and Agents
Mimosa
129.
Fictions of History: (Ab)use of History in Twentieth-Century Literature
and Film
Westover
130.
Rebuilding Berlin�Architecture, Aesthetics, Power
Elizafield
131.
Faith and Politics in Imperial Germany
Knollwood A
132.
Reintroducing the Individual: German-American Relations
and
the German Ambassadors in Washington, 1901-1933
Bellevue
133.
Women�s Responses to the Restoration
Thornton
134.
Sophie von La Roche
Brampton C
Sessions 10:30 AM-12:15 PM
135.
Education from Biedermeier to Weimar
Greenwood
136.
Indigenous Police Under German Occupation:
The Reichskommissariat Ostland
Brampton C
137.
The Politics of the German Aristocracy, 1918-1945
Westover
138.
�Überhaupt ist vieles viel verschiedener�: Resistance in
East German Literature
Elizafield
139.
Towards a Cinema of Exile: Crossing Borders, Genders, and
National Identity
Barrington
140.
German Culture, Multiculture, and Imperialism
Bellevue
141.
to be determined
142.
Germany and Europe: Between Party Politics and Statecraft
Mimosa
143.
In and Out of Austria: Kafka, Bachmann, and Society
Brampton B
144.
Cultural and Political Production in Weimar and Nazi Germany
Thornton
145.
Rethinking the Premodern
Swanton
146.
The Politics of Deviance: Psychiatry and Society from the
Kaiserreich to the Third Reich
Elizafeld
147.
Resacralizing the Secular: Protestantism and the Making of
Modern Germany
Jarrett
148.
Ten Years After the Wall: Political-Cultural Foundations of
The New German Capital Berlin
Liberty
149.
Technology in German Studies: From Theory to Practical Applications
Glenmar B
150.
Brecht in Berlin: Interdisciplinary Aspects
Rutherford
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