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Only a Romantic Would Call Her Daddy

Only a Romantic Would Call Her Daddy

Hannah Arendt was an intellectual role model for Susan Sontag, yet she never spoke about her in great detail. Why?
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Transatlantic Intellectual Exchange in the Postwar Era

Transatlantic Intellectual Exchange in the Postwar Era

The Journal Die Wandlung as a Transatlantic Project
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Transatlantic Literary History
Provenance. Approaches to a Transatlantic Material History of Literature

Provenance. Approaches to a Transatlantic Material History of Literature

Caroline Jessen on transatlantic literary archives, the ambivalence of the idea of the chronotope and the importance of provenance
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Transatlantic Literary History
Transatlantic Archives and the Chronotope

Transatlantic Archives and the Chronotope

On archival time-spaces and their environmental impact
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Transatlantic Literary History
The Transatlantic Origins of Double Consciousness: W.E.B. Du Bois in Germany

The Transatlantic Origins of Double Consciousness: W.E.B. Du Bois in Germany

Ellwood Wiggins on W.E.B. Du Bois and the broadened perspectives of two exchange students.
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Transatlanticism and Translation

Transatlanticism and Translation

»Perceiving sensitively, writing obstinately, poeticizing the world« — Sandra Richter on translations and global literary history.
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Transatlantic Literary History
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