Commanding Attention in Contested Time, Space and Thought
Seventh Biennial Graduate Student Conference Department of
Germanic Studies Indiana
University, Bloomington |
Friday,
February 20, 2009
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5:30PM-6:00PM |
Refreshments |
Wylie 015 |
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Horizons of Knowledge Lecture |
Wylie 015 |
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6:00PM |
In/Out
of Focus: Modernism and the Art of Managing Attention |
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Lutz
Koepnick (Washington
University) |
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Saturday,
February 21, 2009
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8:30AM-9:00AM |
Coffee & Bagels |
Wylie 015 |
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Session
I: |
Wylie 015 |
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9:00AM-9:30AM |
Being
Tom Harris: Some Problems of Not-Quite Metafiction |
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Chris
Chiasson (Indiana
University, Germanic Studies) |
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9:30AM-10:00AM |
Historic Specificity through Out-Of-Focus Images in the Works of Beyer, Richter, & Wesely |
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Anne
Fritz (Washington University) |
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10:00AM-10:30AM |
Alterity and Cognitive Language Tropes |
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April
Smith (Indiana University, Communication &
Culture) |
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Saturday,
February 21, 2009
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10:30AM-10:45AM |
Coffee Break |
Wylie 015 |
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Session
II: |
Wylie 015 |
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10:45AM-11:15AM |
RAF-Terrorism
as Perceptual Magnet for the Generations X, Y, and Z? |
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Sonja
Heitgress (Knox
College) |
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11:15AM-11:45AM |
'Naturgeschichte der ZerstšrungÕ oder
Verantwortung im Freien Willen? Zum ErlšsungsbedŸrfnis und der HistorizitŠt
bei W.G. Sebald |
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Alex
Holznienkemper (Ohio
State University) |
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11:45AM-12:15PM |
The Role of Liturgical Perception in Interpreting the Old English ÔLife of St. Mary of EgyptÕ |
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Megan
Barrett (Indiana
University, Germanic Studies) |
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12:15PM-2:00PM |
Lunch Break |
Wylie 015 |
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Session
III: |
Wylie 015 |
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2:15PM-2:45PM |
Touching
the Earth in Kleist and Kierkegaard |
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James
Rasmussen (Indiana University, Germanic Studies) |
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2:45PM-3:15PM |
The
Poetic Address and the Loophole Addressee |
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Leeore Schnairsohn
(Princeton University) |
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3:15PM-3:45PM |
Hannah
Arendt: Stories from the Other Side |
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Ingo
Kieslich (Vanderbilt
University) |
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3:45PM-4:00PM |
Coffee & Bagels |
Wylie 015 |
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(Parallel)
Session IVa:
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Wylie 005 |
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4:00PM-4:30PM |
FlaubertÕs
Stupid Drum and Slackened Strings |
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Erin
Sipe (Indiana
University, French & Italian) |
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4:30PM-5:00PM |
On
the Presence-Effect of Sensation in Food |
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Carlos
Gasperi (Indiana
University, Germanic Studies) |
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5:00PM-5:30PM |
Affecting
Singularity: The Sports Highlight |
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Travis
Vogan (Indiana
University, Communication & Culture) |
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(Parallel)
Session IVb:
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Wylie 015 |
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4:00PM-4:30PM |
A
Phonological Analysis of /g/ in Kiel German |
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Justin
Glover (Indiana University, Germanic Studies) |
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4:30PM-5:00PM |
From
Greek to Gothic: TOPIC & FOCUS in Gothic nominal phrase translation |
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Elliott
Gougeon (University of
Wisconsin, Madison) |
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Saturday,
February 21, 2009
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Plenary
Address |
IMU Faculty Club |
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6:00PM |
When
Grammars Collide: Code-switching in the Minimalist Program |
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Mike
Putnam (Carson-Newman College) |
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7:00PM-10:00PM |
Informal Dinner |
IMU Faculty Club |
This lecture would not be possible without the generous support from:
Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD) | IU History | |
CAHI | IU Linguistics | |
IU Medieval Studies | IU Second Language Studies | |
IU Cognitive Science | IU Intensive English Program | |
IU Jewish Studies | IU Dept. of Germanic Studies | |
IU Communication and Culture | Horizons of Knowledge |
