About the Seminar

A growing number of humanities faculty with research interests related to Germany and Central Europe now belong to the UT community. This group of scholars, along with interested students, is now large enough to launch a whole number of enterprises in German studies. One of these ventures began in the fall of 2006 and continues in 2008-2009.

Upcoming Events

Works-in-Progress Discussion
     Wednesday, October 29, 12:00pm - 1:00pm
     Temple Court, Room 205
     Discussion of "Alive In Order To Die: German-Jewish Cemetery Books and the      Construction of a German-Jewish Ontology" by Dr. Daniel H. Magilow, Assistant      Professor of German, The University of Tennessee
     Respondent: Dr. Sven-Erik Rose, Assistant Professor of French and Italian, Miami      University of Ohio

Lecture
     Wednesday, October 29, 4:00pm - 5:00pm
     Temple Court, Room 205
     “Karl Marx’s ‘Real Jews’: Abjection and the Grounding of Radical Social Critique”
     
Dr. Sven-Erik Rose, Assistant Professor of French and Italian, Miami University of Ohio

Lecture
      Tuesday, September 5, 1:30pm
      Black Cultural Center
      "Cultivating Impunity in Nazi Germany: How Ordinary People Tried to Get Away with       Murder" by Dr. Andrew Bergerson, Associate Professor of History, The University of       Missouri, Kansas City


Check Seminars & Events for a full list of Fall 2008 Semester Events.

For more information, contact:
Daniel H. Magilow
Assistant Professor of German
705 McClung Tower
865-974-7163
eMail: dmagilow@utk.edu
 
 
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