This page features some publications by staff of the Department.

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Paul Cooke with Andrew Plowman (eds.)

German Writers and the Politics of Culture: Dealing with the Stasi

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Paul Cooke

Speaking the Taboo: A Study of the Work of Wolfgang Hilbig

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Paul Cooke

German Expressionist Film

Paul Cooke and Jonathon Grix (eds.)

East German Distinctiveness in a unified Germany
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Paul also edits the series
The New Germany
in Context

Paul Cooke

Representing East Germany Since Unification
*New*

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Ingo Cornils (with Osman Durrani -eds)

Hermann Hesse Today / Hermann Hesse Heute

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Ingo Cornils (with Gerrit-Jan Berendse - eds)

Baader-Meinhof Returns. The History and Cultural Memory of German Left-Wing terrorism

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Frank Finlay & Ingo Cornils

"(Un-)erfüllte Wirklichkeit". Neue Studien zu Uwe Timm

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Frank Finlay

On the Rationality of Poetry:
Heinrich Böll’s Aesthetic Thinking

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Frank Finlay & Ralf Jeutter (eds.)

Centre Stage: Contemporary Drama in Austria

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Frank Finlay et. al.

Die Kölner Ausgabe der Werke Heinrich Bölls in 27 Bänden

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Frank Finlay and Stuart Taberner (eds.)

German Life and Letters, Special Edition on 'Emerging Writers, April 2002

Stuart Taberner & Paul Cooke

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Stuart Taberner

German Literature of the 1990s and Beyond

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Stuart Taberner (ed.)

German Literature in the Age of Globalisation

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Stuart Taberner

Distorted Reflections
The Public and Private Faces of the Author in the Work of Uwe Johnson, Günter Grass and Martin Walser, 1965-1975

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Stuart Taberner 

Contemporary German Fiction.
Writing in the Berlin Republic

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Stuart Taberner and Frank Finlay (eds.)

  Recasting German Identity
Culture, Politics, and Literature in the Berlin Republic

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"The strength of this publication is its wide-ranging interdisciplinary approach to the topic [...] the stated purpose of the book is to reach a more general audience by focusing on the broader implications of Kulturpolitik in unified Germany. This goal has certainly been achieved, and with considerable success one might add."

Germanic Notes and Reviews 34/2 Fall 2003

  Ingrid Sharp

At a Moral Crossroads: Vom Leben Getötet and the Regulation of Sexuality in the Weimar Republic. In Christiane Schoenfeld (ed.) The Prostitute in German Literature

Ingrid Sharp

‘German Women and the War’ In Peter Liddle and John Bourne (eds.) The Great World War 1914-1945, vol. 1

Ingrid Sharp and Jane Jordan (eds.)

Josephine Butler and the
Prostitution Campaigns: 
Diseases of the Body Politic