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Book Series

The Goethe Society is sponsoring a new book series that will be published by Bucknell University Press. See the announcement here.

The Society has been seeking ways, in light of the ever-narrowing publishing possibilities, to support research on Goethe/ eighteenth-century studies. We are therefore very excited about our collaboration with Bucknell. On average, we will publish about 1-2 books a year in the series. The goal of this series is to publish innovative research that contextualizes the “Age of Goethe,” whether within the fields of literature, history (including art history and history of science), philosophy, art, music, or politics. We encourage the submission of high-quality manuscripts and welcome all approaches and perspectives. We are especially interested in interdisciplinary projects, creative approaches to archival or original source materials, theoretically informed scholarship, work that introduces previously undiscovered materials, or projects that re-examine traditional epochal boundaries or open new channels of interpretations. Authors should send manuscript proposals and one sample chapter (electronic versions are preferred) to the editor of the book series,

Professor Astrida Tantillo
Dept. of Germanic Studies (MC 189)
University of Illinois at Chicago
601 S. Morgan Street
Chicago, IL 60607
Phone: 312-413-2370
Fax: 312-413-2377
Email: tantillo@uic.edu


Editorial Board
 

February 10, 2008

 
 

Prof. Fritz Breithaupt, Indiana University, fbreitha@indiana.edu
Prof. Jane Brown, University of Washington, jkbrown@u.washington.edu
Prof. Robert Tobin, Whitman College, tobin@whitman.edu
  

 
     
Advisory Board
 

February 10, 2008

 
 

Hans Adler, University of Wisconsin
Frederick Beiser, Syracuse University
Benjamin Bennett, University of Virginia
Nicholas Boyle, University of Cambridge
Rüdiger Campe, Johns Hopkins University
Andreas Gailus, University of Minnesota
Richard Gray, University of Washington
Gail Hart, University of California, Irvine
Jonathan M. Hess, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Alexander Košenina, University of Bristol
John A. McCarthy, Vanderbilt University
Nicholas Rennie, Rutgers University
Simon Richter, University of Pennsylvania
Stephan Schindler, Washington University in St. Louis
Liliane Weissberg, University of Pennsylvania
David Wellbery, University of Chicago
Karin Wurst, Michigan State University