German Monitor
(Formerly: GDR-Monitor)
Editor:
Laura Bradley
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German Monitor (founded in 1979) is a series for themed edited volumes on literature, culture and politics in the German-speaking world since 1945. Our approach is inclusive: some volumes focus on single authors, political figures or genres; other volumes explore themes such as narratives of trauma, German left-wing terrorism, local/global narratives, and the roles that Germany, Austria, and Switzerland play in Europe today.
We welcome proposals for interdisciplinary volumes as well as those with a specifically literary, cultural or political focus. Many of our contributors are based in German Studies, others in disciplines such as Comparative Literature, Film Studies, Musicology, History, Museum Studies, and Political Science.
The book series has a system of double peer-reviewing. We publish volumes in German or English.
Authors are cordially invited to submit proposals to the publisher at BRILL, Pieter Boeschoten.
Questions about your manuscript and proposals can also be directed to the Editor in Chief, Laura Bradley.
We welcome proposals for interdisciplinary volumes as well as those with a specifically literary, cultural or political focus. Many of our contributors are based in German Studies, others in disciplines such as Comparative Literature, Film Studies, Musicology, History, Museum Studies, and Political Science.
The book series has a system of double peer-reviewing. We publish volumes in German or English.
Authors are cordially invited to submit proposals to the publisher at BRILL, Pieter Boeschoten.
Questions about your manuscript and proposals can also be directed to the Editor in Chief, Laura Bradley.
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Kunstszene gegen rechte Szene
Volume 83
978-90-04-70133-5
East German Autobiographical Writing Before and After Unification. Essays in Honour of Dennis Tate
Volume 75
978-94-012-0868-0
Discourses of German Wartime Suffering in National and International Perspective
Volume 73
978-90-420-3320-7
Remapping German Sensibilities in the 21st Century
Volume 72
978-90-420-3198-2
Exile, Division and the End of Communism in German Culture and Politics
Volume 71
978-90-420-3216-3
History and Cultural Memory of German Left-Wing Terrorism
Volume 70
978-90-420-3215-6
Representations of German Wartime Suffering from 1945 to the Present
Volume 67
978-94-012-0445-3
Excess and Transgression in German Society and Culture: Perspectives Debating with Norbert Elias
Volume 66
978-90-04-33306-2
Approaches to Contemporary German Women Writers from Karen Duve to Jenny Erpenbeck
Volume 64
978-94-012-0326-5
Feuchtwanger and the European Émigrés in California
Volume 61
Editor(s):
Pól O'Dochartaigh and Alexander Stephan
978-94-012-0269-5
Literary and Cultural Relations in Germany, Austria and Central Europe since 1989
Volume 59
978-90-04-33376-5
Approaches to her Fiction, Poetry and Essays
Volume 56
978-90-04-33443-4
‘Dialogische’ Einblicke in zeitgeschichtliche, intertextuelle und rezeptionsbezogene Aspekte ihres Werkes
Volume 55
978-90-04-33418-2
Rückblick und Revision. Die DDR im Spiegel der Enquete-Kommissionen
Volume 49
978-90-04-48970-7
Volume 45
978-90-04-65196-8
Modern Post-Communism or Nostalgic Populism?
Volume 42
978-90-04-65193-7
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Series Editors
Laura Bradley, University of Edinburgh, UK, 2014 - now
Pól Ó Dochartaigh, 2009-2014
Ian Wallace †, 1979-2009
Editorial Board
Stephen Brockmann, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Sarah Colvin, University of Cambridge, UK
Norbert Otto Eke, Universität Paderborn, Germany
Gisela Holfter, University of Limerick, Ireland
Karen Leeder, University of Oxford, UK
Sabine von Mering, Brandeis University, USA
Heinz-Peter Preußer, Universität Bielefeld, Germany
Curtis Swope, Wellesley College, USA
Laura Bradley, University of Edinburgh, UK, 2014 - now
Pól Ó Dochartaigh, 2009-2014
Ian Wallace †, 1979-2009
Editorial Board
Stephen Brockmann, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Sarah Colvin, University of Cambridge, UK
Norbert Otto Eke, Universität Paderborn, Germany
Gisela Holfter, University of Limerick, Ireland
Karen Leeder, University of Oxford, UK
Sabine von Mering, Brandeis University, USA
Heinz-Peter Preußer, Universität Bielefeld, Germany
Curtis Swope, Wellesley College, USA
"a stimulating and important book to be recommended for all interested in contemporary writing and culture. Several essays will become important and foundational interpretations of authors who will continue to interest students and scholars of German literature in the future."
- THE MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW, 110.2 (April 2015) on vol. 76.
"an authoritative contribution to scholarship on German-language women writers … a welcome and needed contribution [… that] will become a cornerstone for future scholarship"
- MONATSHEFTE, 108.1 (Spring 2016), on vol. 76.
"this focused volume of essays should serve as a solid foundation for the growing international critical interest in Köhler’s distinctive, albeit uncompromising, poetic voice"
- GERMAN QUARTERLY, 87.4 (Fall 2014) on vol. 78.
"'a valuable addition to the scholarship on GDR literature and authors from the GDR"
- GERMAN STUDIES REVIEW, 37.3 (October 2014), on vol. 75.
“…the German Monitor has continued to produce quality volumes […] we can hope that the German Monitor continues to provide us with thought-provoking issues.”
- MONATSHEFTE, Vol. 97.2 (2005)
- THE MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW, 110.2 (April 2015) on vol. 76.
"an authoritative contribution to scholarship on German-language women writers … a welcome and needed contribution [… that] will become a cornerstone for future scholarship"
- MONATSHEFTE, 108.1 (Spring 2016), on vol. 76.
"this focused volume of essays should serve as a solid foundation for the growing international critical interest in Köhler’s distinctive, albeit uncompromising, poetic voice"
- GERMAN QUARTERLY, 87.4 (Fall 2014) on vol. 78.
"'a valuable addition to the scholarship on GDR literature and authors from the GDR"
- GERMAN STUDIES REVIEW, 37.3 (October 2014), on vol. 75.
“…the German Monitor has continued to produce quality volumes […] we can hope that the German Monitor continues to provide us with thought-provoking issues.”
- MONATSHEFTE, Vol. 97.2 (2005)