• Education:
  Ph.D. Stanford University, 1973

• Research Interests:
  Contemporary Austrian Literature ­ Robert Musil, Literary Representation of Venice in German Literature after 1914. Wittgenstein.
  
  
• Recent Publications:
  Ludwig Wittgenstein, LetzteSchriften über die Philosophie der Psychologie (Translator) 2006
  
  
• Link to CV
  
  
• Email: maue@emory.edu
  
  Office Hours: TTh 1:30-2:30 or by appointment

• Education:
  Ph.D. Yale University, 2001

• Research Interests:
  Literature and film of the fantastic. Institutions and literatures of instruction in the Renaissance. Theory and history of minor literatures.
  
  
• Recent Publications:
  Dr. Mabuse: Terror and Deception of the Image. German Quarterly 78.4 2006.
  Empires of Future Past: Justus Georg Schottelius and the Bellum Grammaticale. FMLS, Special Issue on Conjectural Histories, Fall 2006.
  
  
• Link to CV
  
  
• Email: hbutle2@emory.edu

Office Hours: Wed. 10:00-12:00pm walk-ins welcome

• Education:
  Ph.D. Munich University, Germany 1972
  

• Research Interests:
  History of Modern German Literature
  
  
• Recent Publications:
  
  Link to CV
  
  
• Email: vganesh@emory.edu

  Office Hours: Mon. 1:15-3:15

• Education:
  Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, Madison

• Research Interests:
  German Literature and Culture since the 18th Century
  German-Jewish Culture since 1750
  Cultural History of Berlin in the 20th Century
  Genre Theory (Drama) and History of German Drama and Theater, Theater Censorship
  
  
• Recent Publications:
  Die Sterne, die Zensur und das Vaterland; Geschichte und Theater im spaeten 18. Jahrhundert
   “'Laufet Brüder Eure Bahn’: Zur Geistverwandtschaft zwischen Schiller und Beethoven.” Monatshefte 97.3 (2005): 468-477.
  “Lessing’s Drama Theory.”A Companion to the Works of Lessing. Eds. Barbara Fischer and Thomas C. Fox. Rochester, NY: Camden House, 2005. 211-229.
  
• Link to CV
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• Email: phoeyng@emory.edu
  
• Office Hours: by appointment only 404.727.3598

   

Monika Johnston
Visiting Instructor

• Education:
  M.A. German Studies and Japanese Studies Universität Tuebingen, Germany, 1993

• Research Interests:
  GSL
  
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  Link to CV
  
  
• Email: mjohn38@emory.edu

  Office Hours: Tues 10:20-12:20pm

Marianne Lancaster
Senior Lecturer
First Year Coordinator and FAME Advisor

• Education:
  M.A. University Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany 1986

• Research Interests:
  Language Pedagogy, Language and Culture, Business German
  
  
• Recent Presentation:
  Presenter "Intergrating and Using "Schaubilder" in Business German Class", CIBER Conference, Florida State University, April 2008
  
  Link to CV
  
  
• Email: mlancas@emory.edu

  Office Hours: Mon. 2:00-2:50pm Tues. 10:30-11:20pm

Hiram Maxim
Department Chair
Associate Professor & Director of Undergraduate Studies

• Education:
  Ph.D. University of Texas at Austin, 1999

• Research Interests:
  Second Language Acquisition/Intertextuality in L2 Reading and Writing/Curriculum Construction/Foreign Cultural Literacy
  
  
• Recent Publications:
  “Taking Text to Task: Issues and Choices in Curriculum Construction.” (with Heidi Byrnes, Cori Crane, Katherine Sprang). Special issue on task-based learning in the ITL International Journal of Applied Linguistics 152 (2006): 85-110.
  "Integrating Textual Thinking into the Introductory College-level Foreign Language Classroom." Modern Language Journal 90
  (2006): 19-32
  “Giving Beginning Adult Language Learners a Voice:  A Case for Poetry in the Foreign Language Classroom.”  In Poetry and Pedagogy, Joan Retallack and Julianna Spahr (Eds.).  New York:  St. Martins/Palgrave, 2006. 251-259. (refereed).
  
• Link to CV
• Email: hmaxim@emory.edu
• Link to Website

  Office Hours: Mon., Wed. 10:30-12:00pm and by appt.

• Education:
  Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1982

• Research Interests:
  Enlightenment Europe, early modern German and Habsburg History, Atlantic World.
  
  
• Recent Publications:
  The Rise of the Public in Enlightenment Europe (Cambridge University Press, 2001); Absolutism and the Eighteenth-Century Origins of Compulsory Schooling in Prussia and Austria (Cambridge University Press, 1988); editor, Cultures of Communication from Reformation to Enlightenment: Constructing Publics in the Early Modern German Lands (Ashgate, 2002); Paths of Continuity: Historical Scholarship in Central Europe (Cambridge University Press, 1994); coeditor and translator of Otto Brunner, Land and Lordship: Structures of Governance in Medieval Austria (University of Pennsylvania Press, 1992).
  
• Link to CV
  
  
• Email: jmelt01@emory.edu

  Office Hours: not available until Spring 2009 semester

• Education:
  Ph.D. University of California at Davis, 1999

• Research Interests:
  Postwar and post-Wall German literature and culture. German-Jewish literature. Representations of the Holocaust. Exploration and mountaineering literature and film. Language pedagogy
  
  
• Recent Publications:
  Memory Matters: Generational Responses to Germany's Nazi Past in Recent Women's Literature. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, May 2008.
  “‘A Different Family Story:’ German Wartime Suffering in Women's Writing by Wibke Bruhns, Ute Scheub, and Christina von Braun.” Forthcoming: ‘Germans as Victims’ in the Literary Fiction of the Berlin Republic. Ed. Stuart Taberner and Karina Berger. Rochester: Camden House, 2008.

• Link to CV
  
  
• Email: cschaum@emory.edu

  Office Hours: Mon, Wed 4:00-5:00pm

• Education:
  Ph.D. Harvard University, 2008

• Research Interests:
  Yiddish literature and culture; secularization and
  the novel; American-Jewish literature; the novel's ethical engagement;
  modernist poetry; the comparative study of literary genres and forms.
  
  
• Recent Publications:
  
  
  Link to CV
  
  
• Email: @emory.edu

  Office Hours: Not available until Spring 2009 semester

• Education:
  Ph.D. University of Oregon, 1972

• Research Interests:
  18 th through 20 th Century Literature, Sociology and Theory of Literature and the Arts, Relation between the Arts, the process of reading.
  
• Recent Publications:
  Un Jueho Peligroso: La Busqueda del Autor en (Joc de Miralls) Carme Riera”. Alba de America, co-author, Cristina de la Torre. 1997
  
• Link to CV
  
  
• Email: langew@emory.edu

  Office Hours: Tues. 9:30-11:30am

• Education:
  M.A. Emory University 1973

• Research Interests:
  Language Pedagogy, Phonetics, Modern German Literature, Cultural Studies
  
• Recent Publications:
  Workbook/CD Program for Second Year German to accompany: Der Besuch der alten Dame, F. Dürrenmatt, Abendliche Häuser, Kayserling (co-authored with Ingrid Wieshofer)
  Berlin liegt doch am Rhein – oder ?“ presented at IDV, 2005.
  
  
• Link to CV
  
  
• Email: langvw@emory.edu

  Office Hours: Mon. 4:00-6:00pm or by appt.

• Education:
  M.A. Journalism University of Applied Sciences, Vienna, Austria

• Research Interests:
  American Politics, Broadcast Journalism, Teaching: Foreign Languages
  
• Email: kgugerb@emory.edu

   

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• Email: sdelama@emory.edu

   

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• Email: mhughe4@emory.edu

   

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