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U. S. Doctoral Degrees Related to
the Teaching of German listed in
Die Unterrichtspraxis-Teaching German
in 2000 (Vol. 34, No.2)



As in the compilations published in Die Unterrichtspraxis, "related to the teaching of German" refers to dissertations completed in Germanics, comparative literature, linguistics, and foreign or second language education with reasonable applicability to German or to the teaching of German.

Compiled and Edited by David P. Benseler, Case Western Reserve University.

Degree Awarded to:
Title of Dissertation
Granting Institution
Dissertation Director
AbdSamad, ArshadSecond Language Instruction and the Use of Semantic and Syntactic Input CuesNorthern Arizona [1999]Joan Jamieson & Dean Mellow
Adamson, Brent MNaturalistic versus Formal Foreign Language Learning: An Analysis of Upper-Division German Students' Oral Proficiency in Nominal Inflection and Word OrderTexasFrank Donahue & Mark Louden
Al-Jubeir, NawalDeutsche Wörter arabischen Ursprungs: Eine kulturhistorisch-linguistische Studie des Einflusses von Arabisch auf Deutsch zwischen 700-1200GeorgetownKurt R. Jankowsky
Allison, Kirk CGottfried Benn's Medical Exotics: Proximities in Literature, the Body, and EthosMinnesotaJochen Schulte-Sasse
Ames, Eric CWhere the Wild Things Are: Locating the Exotic in German ModernityCalifornia, BerkeleyAnton Kaes
Amkraut, Brian DLet Our Children Go: Youth Aliyah in Germany, 1932-39New YorkDavid Engel
Augustyn, Prisca SThe Semiotics of Fate, Death, and the Soul in Germanic Culture: The Christianization of Old SaxonCalifornia, BerkeleyIrmengard Rauch
Baer, HesterGender, Spectatorship, and Visual Culture in West Germany, 1945-62Washington UnivPaul M. Lützeler
Benner, StevenCollectives in Crisis: Male Bonding in Bertolt Brecht's PlaysOhio StateHelen Fehervary
Berwald, OlafVisuelle Gewalt und Selbstverlust bei Günderrode, Hölderlin und FichteNorth CarolinaAlice Kuzniar
Bohlke, Olaf EA Comparative Discourse Analysis of Output Produced by Learners of German in a Chatroom and Face-to-Face Discussion Group, and Its Potential Implication for Foreign Language InstructionMichigan StateThomas Lovik
Brayton, EliseAlmost German: Race and Representation in Contemporary GermanyGeorgetownJeffrey M. Peck
Brumbaugh, AngelikaSchichte Treve: Diener und Herren bei Theodor FontaneMiddlebury [DML]Jocelyn Koelb
Bühler-Dietrich, AnnetteTheaterentwürfe deutschsprachiger Autorinnen im 20. JahrhundertVirginiaRenate Voris
Campbell, Judith GThe Cultural Inventory: A Student-Centered Approach to Cultural Analysis in Foreign Language ProgramsMarylandGuenter Pfister
Carey, Stephen MMedieval Literary Consciousness and Narrative Innovation in Wolfram von Eschenbach's ParzivalWashington UnivJames Poag
Cava, Margaret TSecond Language Learner Strategies and the Unsuccessful Second Language WriterColumbia [1999]Mordecai Rubin
Clarke, Robert DBending the Light: Paul Celan's TodesfugeCalifornia, BerkeleyAnton Kaes
Crawford, Karin LLove, Music, and Politics in Thomas Mann's Tristan, Der Zauberer, and Dokter FaustusStanfordRussell Berman
Darhower, Martin, JrSynchronous Computer-Mediated Communication in the Intermediate Foreign Language Class: A Sociocultural Case StudyPittsburghBruce Stiehm
de Noma, Elizabeth AMultiple Melodrama: The Making and Remaking of Three Selma Lagerlöf Narratives in the Silent Era and the 1940sU of WashingtonAnn-Charlotte Gavel Adams
Deiulio, Laura CThe Promise and the Body: Marriage in German Literature around 1800PrincetonStanley Corngold
Dillman, GabrieleWhat Cannot Be Remembered Cannot Be Left Behind: A Self-Psychological Interpretation of Ingeborg Bachmann's WorkCalifornia, Los AngelesJanet R. Hadda
Dreisonstok, MarkThe Pagan-Christian Concept of Wealth and Its Relationship to Light in the Heiland and in Beowulf, with Consideration of Additional Anglo-Saxon WorksGeorgetownG. Ronald Murphy
Ebert, Reika DVom Barbaren zum aufgeklärten Herrscher: Zur Entwicklung des Türkenbildes im deutschprachigen Drama des 17. JahrhundertsWashingtonJane Brown
Endres, NikolaiFailures of Love: Plato and Platonism in E. M. Forster, Thomas Mann, and Andre GideNorth CarolinaCecil Wooten
Erlin, Matthew CTopographies of Tolerance: City, History, and Enlightenment in Eighteenth-Century BerlinCalifornia, BerkeleyHinrich Seeba
Eto, HiroyukiPhilologie vs. Sprachwissenschaft: Historiographie einer Begriffsbestimmung im Rahmen der Wissenschaftsgeschichte des 19. JahrhundertsGeorgetownKurt R. Jankowsky
Fisher, Jaimey RRejuvenating Germany from the Ground Up: The Discourse about Youth in the Early Postwar PeriodCornellPeter Hohendahl
Francis-Stack, Aine MThe Portrayal of the Child and Childhood in Selected Works of Marie Luise KaschnitzKansasLeonie Marx
Freeman, Veronica GThe Poetization of Mystical Constructs in the Work of NovalisFloridaFranz Futterknecht
Fryksen, BirgittaRilke und kein Ende: Zur Rilkerezeption in Schweden von 1904 bis in die 1960er JahreMassachusettsSigrid Bauschinger
Gabor, Olivia GThe Stage as Der Spielraum Gottes: A Search for Divine in Selected Modern German DramasMichiganRoy Cowen
Ganeva, MilaA Forgotten History of Modernity: Fashion in German Literature, the Illustrated Press, and Photography, 1918-33ChicagoKatie Trumpener
Gaug, ChristaSituating the City: The Textual and Spatial Construction of Late Nineteenth-Century Berlin and Vienna in City Texts by Theodor Fontane and Daniel SpitzerTexasKatherine Arens
Gliesche, Jules DVan der Scheppung van Coellesch: Netherlandic Features of the Dialect of CologneWisconsinRobert Howell
Gordon, Terri JThe Aesthetics of the Demi-Nu: Modernist Representations of the Dancer in Paris and Berlin from the Fin-de-Siäcle to the Nazi PeriodColumbiaAndreas Huyssen
Gross, StevenThe Role of Abstract Lexical Structure in First Language Attrition: Germans in AmericaSouth CarolinaCarol Myers-Scotton
Grothe, AnjaThe Re-Inscription of Female Antiquity by Contemporary Russian and German Women AuthorsCUNYAmy Mandelker
Hallett, Richard WSimplified Input: An Investigation of Foreigner Talk/Teacher Talk in Vocabulary AcquisitionSouth CarolinaBruce Pearson
Hall, Sara FThe Subject under Investigation: Weimar Culture and the PoliceCalifornia, BerkeleyAnton Kaes
Hayworth, Amy JAn Ecofeminist Perspective: Ecology and Feminism in the Works of Reinig, Maron, Morgner, and WolfIllinoisKarl-Heinz Schoeps
Heckner, ElkeUnruly Bodies: Geschlecht in Kleist, Hegel, Freud, and BrechtJohns HopkinsRainer Nägele
Heggestad, Martin RGebildet genug, um zu lieben und zu trauern: Bildung and Irony in the Literature of the GoethezeitMichiganFrederick Amrine
Heintzelmann, Matthew ZThe Acts of Pilate as an Isolating Force in the Frankfurt Passion Play of 1493ChicagoKenneth Northcott
Holmgren, Janet BDie Horen haben jetzo wie es scheint ihr weibliches Zeitalter...: The Women Writers in Schiller's Horen: Friederike Brun, Amalie von Imhoff, Sophie Mereau, Elisa von der Recke, and Caroline von WolzogenCalifornia, IrvineMeredith Lee
Holsinger, David JLenition in Germanic: Prosodic Templates in Sound ChangeWisconsinJoseph Salmons
Hoskins, Susan SDiscrimination of Novel Minimal Pairs by 31- to 35-Month-OldsDelawareRoberta Golinkoff
Jobatey, FrancineAfro-Look: Die Geschichte einer Zeitschrift von schwarzen DeutschenMassachusettsSara Lennox
Johnson, Gary CFigures of Speech: Character in Thomas Mann, Louis-Ferdinand Céline, and Nathanael WestNorth CarolinaClayton Koelb
Kallin, BrittaStaging Ethnicity, Gender, and Nation: German-Language Drama by Female Playwrights (1990-96)CincinnatiSara Friedrichsmeyer
Kellman, Ellen DThe Newspaper Novel in the Jewish Daily Forward (1900-40): Fiction as Entertainment and Serious LiteratureColumbiaArthur Goren
Kim, Jung-TaeThe Initial State of Second Language Syntax: An Investigation of L2 WH-Movement and Null-Subjects from the Minimalist PerspectiveTexasLisa Green
Kim, YookangProsody and Prosodically-Motivated Processes from Germanic to Middle EnglishWisconsinJoseph Salmons
Krapp, Peter ODéjà vu: Aberrations of Memory in Literature and Media²Laurence Rickels
Krupp, Anthony LAutonomy and Development in the Works of Karl Phillip MoritzJohns HopkinsBianca Theisen
Kube, LutzZwischen Heimat Brandenburg und Sozialismus: Wege der Identitätsfindung im Werk Günter de BruynsNorth CarolinaSiegfried Mews
Leeman, JenniferTowards a New Classification of Input: An Empirical Study of the Effect of Recasts, Negative Evidence, and Enhanced Salience on L2 DevelopmentGeorgetownAlison Mackey
Lewin, Ross DShylock in GermanyStanfordRussell Berman
Libbon, StephanieFrank Wedekind's Fantasy World: A Theater of SexualityOhio StateBarbara Becker-Cantarino
Lightfoot, Douglas JOn the Grammaticalization of a Nominalizing Suffix in German: (--)tumCalifornia, Los AngelesChristopher M. Stevens
Lode, ImkeBetween Body and Space: Modern Vision and the Premonition of the Cinematic in E. T. A. Hoffmann's wirkliches SchavenNew YorkFriedrich Ulfers
McFarland, Robert BReading the Other Berlin: Flanerie, Vision, and the Poetics of Urban SpaceCalifornia, BerkeleyHinrich Seeba
McMillan, Clare AThe Ends of Detection: Allegories of Germanness in Recent German Detective FictionCornellDavid Bathrick
Mikoltchak, MariaA Comparative Analysis of Madame Bovary, Anna Karenina, and Effi Briest: A Feminist ApproachSouth CarolinaWiebke Strehl
Miller, Keith JThe Lexical Choice of Prepositions in Machine TranslationDelawareCatherine Ball
Mladek, KlausThe Ethics of Writing: Law, Violence, and the Modern Subject (Kant, Kleist, Hoffmann, Benjamin, and Kafka)California, Santa BarbaraWolf Kittler
Montecalvo, RolandoBetween Empire and Papacy: Aeneas Silvius and German Regional HistoriographyCalifornia, BerkeleyElaine Tennant
Naqvi-Peters, FatimaThe Rhetoric of Victim and Perpetrator: Austrian Literature and Film, 1986-95HarvardJudith Ryan
Noebel, Daniela AThe Hidden Faces of Racism: Humanität and the Monkey: Images of Otherness in Herder's Ideen zur Philosophie der Geschichte der MenschheitCalifornia, San DiegoWilliam O'Brien
Noma, Elizabeth deMultiple Melodrama: The Making and Remaking of Three Selma Lagerlof Narratives in the Silent Era and the 1940sWashingtonAnn-Charlotte Gavel Adams
Novero, CeciliaEating Bodies, Eating Text: Metaphors of Incorporation in Benjamin, Dada, and FuturismChicagoKatie Trumpener
Ogger, Sara JSecret Hölderlin: The Twentieth-Century Myth of the Poet as Authored by the George Circle, Walter Benjamin, and Martin HeideggerPrincetonStanley Corngold
Painter, Kirsten B'Flint on a Bright Stone': The Sharp Image and Suppressed Self in Russian, American, and German Post-Symbolist PoetryColumbiaBoris Gasparov
Park, HyesonGrammatical Theories and Second Language AcquisitionArizonaRudolph Troike
Park, Julie KThe Effects of Forms and Meaning: Focused Instruction on Second Language Phonological AcquisitionPennsylvaniaTeresa Pica
Pellettieri, Jill LInteraction, the Internet, and Second Language AcquisitionCalifornia, Davis [1999]Robert J. Blake & Cecilia M. Colombi
Pinkert, AnkeLiterary Intellectuals and the East German State: Legitimation and Dissent in Works by Christa Wolf and Franz FühmannChicagoKatie Trumpener
Powell, LarsonThe Nature of History: Society and Subjectivity in Modern German Literature, 1900-41Columbia [1999]Andreas Huyssen
Raymond, Hilary CLearning to Teach Foreign Languages: Case Studies of Six Preservice Teachers in a Teacher Education ProgramOhio StateCharles R. Hancock
Rieger, Sylvia HJanusbilder: Der Diskurs um Frauen und Juden in der bürgerlichen ôffentlichkeit des deutschen KaiserreichsWashingtonRichard Gray
Rilling, SarahThe Language of Composition Classrooms: Teaching Diverse Students in Traditional and Computerized ClassesNorthern Arizona [1998]Douglas Biber & Mary McGroarty
Rinäre, MoniqueTransformations of the German Novel: Simplicissimus in Eighteenth-Century AdaptationsPrincetonMichael Curschmann
Roesch, Ulrike M. COn Edge with Franz Kafka's Short Prose: Exposing the Dynamic Movement between Text and ReaderCalifornia, BerkeleyWinfried Kudazus
Rölz, EckhardGenderless Childhood: Narrative Literature and the Case Study in Eighteenth-Century GermanyNorth CarolinaJonathan Hess
Russo, Eva-MariaAuf keinen Teufel gefasst: The Discourse of Seduction and Rape in Eighteenth-Century German LiteratureCalifornia, Los AngelesEhrhard Bahr
Sager, Alexander JVan ìstrit allenthalbin: Images of Eastern Europe in Medieval German and Hungarian Literary Culture, 1050-1300CornellArthur Groos
Sasson, Sarah JBetween Pariah and Parvenu: The Dialectic of the Self and of the Other in Nineteenth-Century French and German LiteratureColumbiaMichael Riffaterre
Schattschneider, Laura E'Received into the Arms of Civil Society': Founding Narratives in England, France, and Germany, 1740-1840California, BerkeleyMary Gallgher
Schmidt, GaryThe Nazi Abduction of Ganymede: Representations of Male Homosexuality in Postwar German LiteratureWashington UnivPaul M. Lützeler
Scribner, CharityWorking Memory: Mourning and Melancholia after CommunismColumbiaAndreas Huyssen
Shah, IsmailThe Sheltered Classroom as a Context for Second Language Learning Process and OutcomesPennsylvania [1999]Teresa Pica
Skolnik, Jonathan SWho Learns from Heine?: The German-Jewish Historical Novel as Cultural Memory and Minority Culture, 1824-1953Columbia [1999]Mark Anderson
Spalding, Almut M. GElise Reimarus (1735-1805), the Muse of Hamburg: A Woman of the German EnlightenmentIllinoisMara Wade
Spencer, Bruch HVariation, Standardization, and Language Shift: The Decline of Low German in the Early Modern PeriodMichiganRobert Kyes
Sroda, Mary SRelevance Theory and the Markedness Model in SLA: Cognitive Approaches to Pragmatics and Second Language AcquistionSouth CarolinaCarol Myers-Scotton
Steyer, BrigitteTraumadarstellung und deren Implikationen in Ingeborg Bachmanns Todesarten-ProjektCalifornia, Los AngelesKathleen R. Komar
Stricker, Terri LA Comparative Study of Femme-Fatale Imagery and Its Significance in Selected Fin-de-Siäcle Art and LiteratureArkansasBrian Wilkie
Sutcliffe, Patricia CFriedrich Max Müller and William Dwight Whitney as Exporters of Nineteenth-Century German Philology: A Sociological Analysis of the Development of Linguistic TheoryTexasMark Southern & Robert King
Sylvor, Jennifer ALiterary Impersonations: On the Development of National Prose Traditions in Russian and YiddishCalifornia, BerkeleyRobert Alter
Sy-Quia, Hilary A. CThe Body Politic in a Contested Present: Christa Wolf and the Making of HistoryCalifornia, BerkeleyRobert C. Holub
Tang, ChenxiWriting World History: The Emergence of Modern Global Consciousness in the Late Eighteenth Century (1760-90)ColumbiaAndreas Huyssen
Thornton, Dan FDualities: Myth and the Unreconciled Past in Austrian and Dutch Literature of the 1980sNorth CarolinaSiegfried Mews
Tunkle, Eph HGothic Forefield Syntax: Focus, Repair, and Wackernagel's LawGeorgiaJared S. Klein
Wang, RuizhongThe Effects of Native Language Influence and Target Language Overgeneralization in Second Language AcquisitionNorthern Arizona [1996]William Grabe
Watzke, John LHistory of Foreign Language and Secondary Education Reform: Prospects for Achieving Standards-Based GoalsIowaMichael Everson
Weinstein, ValerieMistaken Identity in wilhelmine, Weimar, and Nazi FilmCornellDavid Bathrick
Wergin, JanGoethes Wahlverwandtschaften: Verbildlichung, Erhöhung und Kunstwerdung im Spannungsfeld von Gesellschaft, Dilettantismus und KunstWashingtonHellmut Ammerlahn
Wilke, Ann SExistential there and Its Counterparts in GermanIowaSarah Fagan
Wiwczaroski, TroyDesire, Ambiguity, and the Problem of Evil: Approaches to Gottfried von Strassburg's TristanWashington UnivJames Poag
Young, James DDie anderen erfinden mich: AIDS: Homophobia in Germany and Its Reflexes in German Gay LiteratureWisconsinJost Hermand & James Steakley

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