Yearbook for International German Studies
| Yearbook for International German Studies
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| description | Literary magazine |
| Area of Expertise | German studies |
| language | German |
| publishing company | Peter Lang |
| First edition | 1969 |
| Frequency of publication | twice a year |
| Editor-in-chief | Mun-Yeong Ahn, Laura Auteri, Rudolf Bentzinger, Anil Bhatti, Michael Dallapiazza, Elvira Glaser, Rüdiger Görner, Wolfgang Hackl, Isabel Hernández, Mark L. Louden, Carlotta von Maltzan, Gaby Pailer, Hans-Gert Roloff, Karol Sauerland, Franz Simmler, Paulo Astor Soethe, Jean-Marie Valentin, Maoping Wei, Winfried Woesler |
| editor | Hans-Gert Roloff |
| ISSN |
0449-5233 |
The Yearbook for International German Studies is the oldest Germanistic trade journal with a broad international publisher and with many intercultural topics. German studies is understood here - based on the International Association for German Studies (IVG) - to be a worldwide discipline that deals with German, Dutch and Scandinavian languages and literature (including Africaans and Yiddish). The magazine and its book series are published by Peter Lang . Since it was founded in 1969, it has been edited by Hans-Gert Roloff in association with the International Association for German Studies. The editor is Gerd-Hermann Susen in Berlin.
In order to provide a comprehensive overview of current discussions and directions in the discipline, the yearbook consists of several ongoing general topics that are proposed by topic leaders and overseen over several years. Also to ensure that it is up-to-date, the yearbook appears - contrary to its title - in two issues per year.
history
The foundation of the International Association for German Studies , the IVG, in 1955 in Rome belongs to the prehistory . The internationalization of German studies promoted by it in the 1960s led to the establishment of the yearbook with the first edition in 1969. The yearbook series A to D, the Germanistic congress reports (A), dissertations (B ), Research reports (C) and documentation (D). Series A (congress reports) and series C (research reports) are still published today. The most extensive is the A series, which regularly documents the IVG congresses, the International Alfred Döblin Colloquia and the International Arnold Zweig Symposia.
Completed framework topics
| Topic No. | Framework theme | Subject leader, location |
|---|---|---|
| I. | Literary studies and linguistics | Herbert Penzl, Berkeley / California |
| II | Problems of literary historiography | Leonard Forster, Cambridge |
| III | Non-fictional literary genres | Jost Hermand, Madison / Wisconsin |
| IV | Problems of New High German Phonology | Herbert Penzl, Berkeley / California |
| V | Older German literature and language - why? What for? How? A discussion | Hans-Gert Roloff, Berlin |
| VI | Literary studies and the media | Friedrich Knilli, Berlin |
| VII | Problems of the German spelling reform | Herbert Penzl, Berkeley / California |
| VIII | The poet as an essayist and journalist | Richard Samuel, Melbourne / Australia |
| IX | The concept of Germanic | Piergiuseppe Scardigli, Firenze |
| X | Literature in trade and manufacture | Herbert G Göpfert, Munich |
| XI | Rhetoric and literary studies | Joachim Dyck, Freiburg / Breisgau |
| XII | Style and style | Richard Thieberger, Nice |
| XIII | Status and tasks of Lombard research | Piergiuseppe Scardigli, Firenze |
| XIV | On the method and practice of poem interpretation using the example of four poems | Herbert Penzl and Hinrich C. Seeba, Berkeley / California |
| XV | Realism problems | Rolf Tarot, Zurich |
| XVI | Left tendencies in German studies in non-socialist countries since 1967 | Jost Hermand, Madison / Wisconsin |
| XVII | Status and tasks of the German bibliography | Carl Paschek, Frankfurt am Main |
| XVIII | Emblematic and literary studies | Holger Homann, Washington |
| XIX | The role of women in German literature | Jutta Goheen, Carleton / Ottawa and Katharina
Mommsen, Stanford |
| XX | Art Nouveau | Richard Samuel and Hans-Joachim Pott,
Melbourne / Australia |
| XXI | Comedy and laughter culture | Björn Ekmann, Copenhagen |
| XXII | Literature and social history | Joel Lefebvre, Lyon |
| XXIII | Literature and psychology | Albert M. Reh, Amherst / Mass. and Bernd Urban, Mainz |
| XXIV | German dialect literature | Peter Pabisch, Albuquerque / New Mexico |
| XXV | High-level / colloquial language / dialect in German after 1945 | Herbert Penzl, Berkeley / California |
| XXVI | Translation problems | Horst Turk, Göttingen / Anil Bhatti, New Delhi /
Peter Boerner , Bloomington / Naoji Kimura, Tokyo / Moustafa Maher, Cairo / Erwin Theodor Rosenthal, São Paolo / Wilhelm Voßkamp, Cologne |
| XXVII | German Studies in the former GDR - Achievement and Criticism | Bernhard Sowinski, Cologne |
| XXVIII | Questions of a literary typology | Rudolf Bentzinger, Berlin |
| XXIX | Discussion on the reform of German studies | Hans-Gert Roloff, Berlin |
| XXX | Dialogue of the Disciplines: Cross-Border Perspectives in German Studies | Reingard Nethersole, Johannesburg |
| XXXI | New generation, new narration: German prose in the seventies and eighties | Walter Delabar and Erhard Schütz, Berlin |
| XXXII | History of literature, intercultural literary studies and Latin tradition | Wilhelm Kühlmann, Heidelberg / Hans-Gert Roloff,
Berlin / Fritz Wagner, Berlin |
| XXXIII | Literary landscapes | Hans Joachim Kreutzer, Regensburg |
| XXXIV | Gender roles in family relationships in German literature | Ingrid Bennewitz, Bamberg / Thomas Anz, Marburg |
| XXXV | Body text - body texts. Discourses from 1968–1980 | Ulrich Breuer, Jyväskylä |
| XXXVII | Global future prospects for the German language and German studies | Ulrich Ammon, Duisburg |
| XXXVIII | The European all-in-all poetry | Piergiuseppi Scardigli, Firenze |
| XXXIX | Literary Bible reception | Ralf Georg Czapla / Simone Lutz, Tübingen |
| XLI | Volga German literature | Hartmut Fröschle, Stuttgart and Saratow |
| XLV | Poetics according to Celan - coins and figurations | Rüdiger Görner, London |
Ongoing general topics
| Topic No. | Framework theme | Subject leader, location |
|---|---|---|
| XXXVI | Knowledge management and research structures | Christiane Caemmerer, Walter Delabar, Jörg Jungmayr,
Hans-Gert Roloff, Berlin |
| XL | Tradition history - text history - literary history | Thomas Bein, Aachen |
| XLII | German-French literary relations | Roman Luckscheiter, Heidelberg / Marcel Krings, Paris |
| XLIII | German-Italian literary relations | Michael Dallapiazza, Bologna |
| XLIV | Crisis - or future? German studies versus literature - literary criticism - literary studies | Peter Pabisch, Albuquerque / New Mexico /
Hans-Gert Roloff, Berlin |
| XLVI | Early forms of university German studies | Rudolf Bentzinger, Berlin |
| XLVII | Interculturality in the German-language literary scene | Michael Dallapiazza, Bologna / Peter Pabisch,
Albuquerque, New Mexico |
| XLVIII | Between Scylla and Charybdis? - Research, science publishers and Web 2.0 | Ulrich Seelbach, Bielefeld |
| XLIX | From Spain to Germany and vice versa: Transcultural Relations in the 18th Century | Isabel Hernández, Madrid |
| L. | German-Chinese literary relations | Rita Unfer Lukoschik, Beijing |
| LI | The Germanists Abroad and their Middle Ages | Nathanael Busch / Andrea Schindler, Bamberg /
Robert Schöller, Bern |
| LII | Journal research | Wolfgang Hackl / Thomas Schröder, Innsbruck |
| LIII | Diary research | Angela Reinthal / Gerd-Hermann Susen, Berlin |
| LIV | On the status of the German language and culture in non-German-speaking countries | changing subject leaders |
| LV | German-Japanese comparative literature in a world-cultural context | Stefan Keppler-Tasaki / Yuji Nawata / Akane Nishioka / Thomas Pekar |
| LVI | German-Polish literary relations | Marion Brandt, Maria Gierlak, Karol Sauerland |
| Latest German-language literature | Michael Dallapiazza |
literature
- Yearbook for International German Studies. Biannual magazine, 1969-, Bern [u. a.] (Volume 1 (1969), Bad Homburg vd H. [among others]: Max Gehlen; Volume 2 - 4 (1970–1972), Frankfurt a. M .: Athenaeum; Volume 5 - 9 Issue 1 (1973–1977 ) Bern: Herbert Lang / Frankfurt a. M .: Peter Lang; Since year 9, issue 2 (1977-), Bern [among others]: Peter Lang)
- [[s: Yearbook for International German Studies # Yearbook Series A - Congress Reports | Yearbook for International German Studies / Series A: Congress Reports, Bern [u. a.], 1971-, ISSN 0721-3905 ]]
- Yearbook for International German Studies / Series B: German Dissertations in Short Version, Bern [u. a.], 1975-2002 (1.1975-16.2002), ISSN 0171-8460
- [[s: Yearbook for International German Studies # Yearbook Series C - Research Reports | Yearbook for International German Studies / Series C: Research Reports, Bern [u. a.], 1980-, ISSN 0721-3905 ]]
- Yearbook for International German Studies / Series D: Documentation, Bern [u. a.], 1980-1980, ISSN 0721-3913
Web links
- Yearbook for International German Studies Series A: Collected treatises and contributions Website of the Peter Lang Verlag. Retrieved July 28, 2017.
- Yearbook for International German Studies Series C: Research Reports Website of the Peter Lang Verlag. Retrieved July 28, 2017.