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German Studies

2007
This chapter examines British scholarship with respect to German studies during the twentieth century. It explains that until 1925 the only work of modern German literature studied for the Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos at Cambridge was Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's Faust.
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Books in English for the Study of German

The Modern Language Journal, 1930
Author's summary.— A selective and critical bibliography of recent books in English on Germany.
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Pennsylvania German as a Foundation for the Study of Standard German

The German Quarterly, 1951
The attitude, unfortunately, of a large percentage of high school and college teachers of German is still like that of the eighteenth century grammarian who "believed that the literary and upperclass standard language was older and more true to a standard of reason than the local speech-forms, which were due to the ignorance and carelessness of common ...
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German Studies

Journal of European Studies, 1981
Richard Littlejohns, Paul M. Kennedy
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The making of AI society: AI futures frames in German political and media discourses

AI and Society, 2021
Marinus Ossewaarde
exaly  

Review: German Studies at the Millennium: German Studies at the Millennium

Forum for Modern Language Studies, 2001
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Evaluating the German Biobank Node as Coordinating Institution of the German Biobank Alliance: Engaging with Stakeholders via Survey Research

Biopreservation and Biobanking, 2020
Michael Hummel, Corinna Klingler
exaly  

Medieval German Studies as a Paradigm for German Studies

2000
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The Study of German

The Australian Quarterly, 1940
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Medieval German Voices in the 21st Century: The Paradagmatic Function of Medieval German Studies for German Studies

German Studies Review, 2002
John M. Jeep, Albrecht Classen
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