The Cultural Memory Of German Victimhood In Post-1990 Popular German Literature And Television, 2010 Wayne State University
The Cultural Memory Of German Victimhood In Post-1990 Popular German Literature And Television, Pauline Ebert
Wayne State University Dissertations
My dissertation analyzes the representation of Germans as victims of the Third Reich and the Second World War in post-1990 German memory. After unification, there no longer were two states that could each blame the other as the heir of National Socialism and this past had to be renegotiated. The claim that many Germans had been victims became central as evidenced by the vast number of popular literature, commercial cinema and television programs of this subject. I argue with Wulf Kansteiner (2006) that to understand collective memory, we should explore mass media representations. As the majority of highbrow artifacts do …
Ten Good Reasons For Using A Translation Memory, 2010 Monterey Institute of International Studies
Ten Good Reasons For Using A Translation Memory, Uwe Muegge
Uwe Muegge
More than 20 years after the first commercial translation memory products became available, surveys indicate that while the vast majority of those surveyed do use a translation memory system, less than 30 percent of translators use this type of tool for every translation project or on a daily basis. Studies of translation memory usage among even the most technically advanced users show that the benefits of using a translation memory - beyond reusing existing translation - are still not well understood.
Termwiki: A New Collaborative Terminology Management Solution, 2010 Monterey Institute of International Studies
Termwiki: A New Collaborative Terminology Management Solution, Uwe Muegge
Uwe Muegge
The development of TermWiki provides organizations with an open-source, easy-to-use environment for managing terminology. Uwe Muegge explains the benefits of this system and how it works.
Focus On: Terminology Management, 2010 Monterey Institute of International Studies
Focus On: Terminology Management, Uwe Muegge
Uwe Muegge
With a terminology management strategy in place, organizations of any size are able to use the same terms consistently within and across the various documents and labeling that accompany a product or service. As these documents are typically created in a collaborative environment, terminology management is the most efficient solution for making sure that the organization as a whole uses the same terms to describe the same features and functions.
Control Your Terminology - Control Your Costs, 2010 Monterey Institute of International Studies
Control Your Terminology - Control Your Costs, Uwe Muegge
Uwe Muegge
In this 30-minute webinar, Uwe Muegge delves into the basics of terminology management, detailing 10 good reasons why managing terminology at the source is an indispensible part of producing quality localized content.
On Your Terms: Terminology Management Defines The Success Of International Product Launches, 2010 Monterey Institute of International Studies
On Your Terms: Terminology Management Defines The Success Of International Product Launches, Uwe Muegge, Zachary Overline
Uwe Muegge
Whether you’re dealing with products or services, effective terminology management makes the difference between the long-term success and failure of products released to overseas markets.
Reining In The Cloud: A Call For Managed Collaboration, 2010 SelectedWorks
Reining In The Cloud: A Call For Managed Collaboration, Uwe Muegge, Robert Derbyshire
Uwe Muegge
In spite of the recognized advantages derived from cloud sourcing, the diminutive size of the professional localization community prevents language service providers from enjoying the same quality-oriented checks and balances inherent in large-scale collaborative efforts.
Pi(O)Us Medievalism Vs. Catholic Modernism: The Case Of George Tyrell, 2010 Western Michigan University
Pi(O)Us Medievalism Vs. Catholic Modernism: The Case Of George Tyrell, Richard Utz
Richard Utz
Investigates the use of "medievalism" by George Tyrell in his book, Medievalism. A Reply to Cardinal Mercier (1908). Tyrell, who argues in favor of a modern(ist), intelligent, Catholic faith, sees the Church's reorientation toward the Middle Ages in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century as a misdirected form of originalism, which he rejects as "medievalism."
Even Less: Antinomies And Aesthetic Anorexia In 69 Love Sons (An Album For Boys And Girls), 2010 Macalester College
Even Less: Antinomies And Aesthetic Anorexia In 69 Love Sons (An Album For Boys And Girls), A. Kiarina Kordela
A. Kiarina Kordela
No abstract provided.
The Pride And Prejudice Of The Western World: The Iconicity Of The Great Books, 2010 Syracuse University
The Pride And Prejudice Of The Western World: The Iconicity Of The Great Books, Solibakke Ivan Karl
Karl Ivan Solibakke
This article examines controversies arising from the perception of the instruments of cultural memory and the logic of their transmissibility. On the one hand, we have a carefully selected, temporally and geographically orchestrated body of texts, the Great Books, which are an enduring testament to the authority of Western intellectual artifacts. On the other hand, Jacques Derrida’s Archive Fever locates a furtive transformation of collective memory in the informal practices exemplified by oral narrative and public discourse. Not only do both models rely on archives as a functional instrument of collective identity, but they also value them as institutions circumscribing …
Poem (Film Review), 2010 University of Richmond
Poem (Film Review), Kathrin M. Bower
Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Faculty Publications
POEM is the feature-length debut for Ralf Schmerberg, a self-taught photographer and filmmaker known for his music videos of German bands Die Toten Hosen and Die Fantastischen Vier and his imaginative television commercials. Schmerberg and his collaborator, the writer Antonia Keinz, spent two years reading poetry to determine the final selection of 19 poems for the film project. The concept of creating a film devoted to visual interpretations of poetry was intriguing enough to attract big name actors, including Klaus Maria Brandauer, Meret Becker, Hannelore Elsner, Jürgen Vogel, and Hermann van Veen, as well as camera men who previously had …
Collected Literary Works Of Helene Weichardt, 2010 Brigham Young University
Collected Literary Works Of Helene Weichardt, Helene Weichardt
Prose Fiction
No abstract provided.
Defa Märchenfilme As Brechtian Parables: Gerhard Klein’S Die Geschichte Vom Armen Hassan And Konrad Petzold’S Das Kleid, 2010 Bryn Mawr College
Defa Märchenfilme As Brechtian Parables: Gerhard Klein’S Die Geschichte Vom Armen Hassan And Konrad Petzold’S Das Kleid, Qinna Shen
German Faculty Research and Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Ua68/7/1 Potter College Of Arts & Letters Modern Languages Publications, 2010 Western Kentucky University
Ua68/7/1 Potter College Of Arts & Letters Modern Languages Publications, Wku Archives
WKU Archives Collection Inventories
Publications created by and about the Modern Languages department.
From Jugendbewegung To Raf: Youth, Friendship, And Protest In Post-Wall German Cinema, 2010 Miami University, Ohio
From Jugendbewegung To Raf: Youth, Friendship, And Protest In Post-Wall German Cinema, Nicole Thesz
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
Recent German-language films frame anti-establishment activities as a rejuvenating force. In Die fetten Jahre sind vorbei (2004) and Was tun, wenn’s brennt? (2001), the young filmmakers Hans Weingartner and Gregor Schnitzler take a nostalgic approach to the tradition of protest in Germany. Volker Schlöndorff, in contrast, builds on first-hand memories of the 1970s and the RAF, depicting the escalation of violence in Die Stille nach dem Schuß (2000). This paper explores the ways in which the three films foreground personal motivations, rather than political causes, arguing that friendship is used to gauge the success of protest. While the friends in …
“I Could Still See Her In My Mind’S Eye”: Water And Maternal Imagery In Uwe Johnson’S Anniversaries: From The Life Of Gesine Cresspahl, 2010 Queens College, CUNY
“I Could Still See Her In My Mind’S Eye”: Water And Maternal Imagery In Uwe Johnson’S Anniversaries: From The Life Of Gesine Cresspahl, Caroline Rupprecht
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
This article analyzes the writings of East German author Uwe Johnson (1934-84) in terms of his experimental style—specifically transitions between descriptive passages—in conjunction with maternal imagery, as discussed through reference to Susan Suleiman’s concept of a “1.5 generation” of Holocaust survivors. A non-Jewish German author, Johnson addresses German history from the position of the perpetrators, yet born in 1934, he experienced National Socialism from the point of view of a child. In his tetralogy, Anniversaries: From the Life of Gesine Cresspahl (1970-83), feelings of guilt and attempts to understand the German past are negotiated through the maternal figure. This figure …
Reviews Of Recent Publications, 2010 Kansas State University Libraries
Reviews Of Recent Publications
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature
Esperança Bielsa. The Latin American Urban Crónica: Between Literature and Mass Culture by Miguel González-Abellás
Gene H. Bell-Villada, ed. Gabriel García Márquez’s One Hundred Years of Solitude: A Casebook by Miguel González-Abellás
Albert Memmi. Decolonization and the Decolonized. Trans. Robert Bononno by Christa Jones
Erin Graff Zivin. The Wandering Signifier: Rhetoric of Jewishness in the Latin American Imaginary by Naomi Lindstrom
Dawn Fulton. Signs of Dissent: Maryse Condé and Postcolonial Crticism by Jane E. Evans
Anne Lambright. Creating the Hybrid Intellectual: Subject, Space and the Feminine in the Narrative of José María Arguedas by Arturio Arias
Andrew Sobanet. Jail …
The Pride And Prejudice Of The Western World: The Iconicity Of The Great Books, 2010 Syracuse University
The Pride And Prejudice Of The Western World: The Iconicity Of The Great Books, Solibakke Ivan Karl
Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics - All Scholarship
This article examines controversies arising from the perception of the instruments of cultural memory and the logic of their transmissibility. On the one hand, we have a carefully selected, temporally and geographically orchestrated body of texts, the Great Books, which are an enduring testament to the authority of Western intellectual artifacts. On the other hand, Jacques Derrida’s Archive Fever locates a furtive transformation of collective memory in the informal practices exemplified by oral narrative and public discourse. Not only do both models rely on archives as a functional instrument of collective identity, but they also value them as institutions circumscribing …
Foreign Languages And Sustainability: Addressing The Connections, Communities And Comparisons Standards In Higher Education, 2009 Clarion University of Pennsylvania
Foreign Languages And Sustainability: Addressing The Connections, Communities And Comparisons Standards In Higher Education, Eleanor Horst, Joshua Pearce
Joshua M. Pearce
Review Essay: Dreamland, 2009 Utah Valley University