German Studies at Wesleyan stresses the acquisition of excellent language skills. The department is committed to the critical examination of the history, thought, and literary and visual cultures of the German-speaking world. Courses focus on the period extending from the Enlightenment to the present.

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Plass co-edits Telos issue on “Adorno and America.”

Winston’s translation of Werner Herzog in NY Times - twice!

Ulrich Plass’s New Book on Kafka

Leo Lensing’s edition of Peter Altenberg’s early letters

Iris Bork-Goldfield wins teaching award for the “The Power of Cultural Storytelling”

Arne Höcker on Musil’s The Man without Qualities in Zeitgeschichte

Iris Bork-Goldfield on Teaching Intercultural German Literature

Freedom Without Walls - Panel Discussion - Nov. 10, 7PM - 8:30PM

Iris Bork-Goldfield on “A New German Literature”