List of German-speaking Germanists

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The list of Germanists lists in alphabetical order those people who have achieved special achievements or have become very well-known in the entire field of German literary studies, including literary history , linguistics , medieval studies . Only Germanists from German-speaking areas are accepted.

This list represents a selection and does not claim to be complete. Many other German scholars have achieved significant things. A more comprehensive overview of Germanists can be found in the category: Germanist .

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  • Richard Alewyn (1902–1979), German Germanist and literary critic
  • Peter-André Alt (* 1960), German philologist and President of the Free University of Berlin

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  • Oliver Jahraus (* 1964), German Germanist, cultural and media scientist
  • Johannes Janota (* 1938), German Germanist, Medievalist
  • Uwe Japp (* 1948), German specialist in German
  • Herbert Jaumann (* 1945), German specialist in German
  • Walter Jens (1923–2013), German Germanist, literary historian, writer, critic and translator

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  • Fritz J. Raddatz (1931–2015), German essayist, biographer and novelist (doctorate on Herder, essays on Heine, Rilke, Tucholsky, biographies on Benn, Rilke)
  • Friedrich Ranke (1882–1950), German medievalist and folklorist
  • Wolfdietrich Rasch (1903–1986), German specialist in German
  • Walther Rehm (1901–1963), German specialist in German
  • Hans Reiss (1922–2020), German-Irish Germanist
  • Gustav Roethe (1859–1926), German Germanist and Medievalist
  • Erwin Rotermund (1932–2018), German specialist in German

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  • Gert Ueding (* 1942), German specialist in German
  • Rudolf Unger (1876–1942), German Germanist and literary historian

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  • Karl Viëtor (1892–1951), German Germanist
  • Barbara Vinken (* 1960), German German and Romance studies
  • Juliane Vogel (* 1959), German literary scholar and Germanist
  • Joseph Vogl (* 1957), German philologist, cultural and media scientist and philosopher
  • Jochen Vogt (* 1943), German Germanist and literary didactician

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