Bulletin 26: Spring 2000

Contents Preface Features Annual Lecture 1999: Fact, Fantasy, and German History Mary Fulbrook The Limits of Common Sense: (Post-) Postmodern Problems or Opportunities? A Comment on Mary Fulbrook Konrad H. Jarausch A Search for Genius in Weimar Germany: The Abraham Lincoln Stiftung and American Philanthropy Malcolm Richardson A Comment on Malcolm Richardson Eckhardt Fuchs German Historiography in Transatlantic Perspective: Interview with Hans-Ulrich Wehler Andreas Daum Conferences and Workshops The United States, the Dissolution of the European Empires, and the Emergence of the "Third World" Marc Frey Global Human Experience, Capitalism, and Nature: The Construction of New Grand Narratives in History Eckhardt Fuchs Coming to Terms with the Female Sonderfall: Women's Work and Gender Politics in East and West Germany Donna Harsch The Culture of Hypnosis: Pseudosciences, Sexuality, and Art in Fin-de-Siècle Europe Andreas Daum Gender History in Transatlantic Perspective: Women, Motherhood, and Social Change in Twentieth-Century Europe and the United States Christine von Oertzen Aesthetics and Politics: From Cologne Cathedral to the Holocaust Memorial Cordula A. Grewe The Past and Future of Comparative History Malve S. Burns Seminars Eighth Annual Symposium of the Friends of the GHI Geoffrey J. Giles Official Encounters: Writing and the Making of Civil Society in Germany, 1790s­1820s Ian F. McNeely Anthropology and the Place of Knowledge in Imperial Berlin Andrew Zimmerman The Nationalized Body: Conceptions of the Body and the Nationalist Imaginary in Nineteenth-Century Germany Cordula A. Grewe News The Fritz Stern Dissertation Prize Summer Seminar in Paleography and Archival Studies, June 4­18, 2000 Sixth Transatlantic Doctoral Seminar in German History Recipients of the GHI's Dissertation and Habilitation Scholarships, 2000 Library Report Conference Papers on the Web Publications of Note Staff Changes Recipients of the German-American Center for Visiting Scholars (GACVS) Research Grants, 1999/2000 Events Spring 2000 Lecture Series A Farewell to Detlef Junker, Director of the GHI, 1994­1999 Honor for Timothy Mulligan U.S. Environmental History and Global Change First Lecture of the Friends of the GHI Call for Papers: Exhibiting the Other: Museums of Mankind and the Politics of Cultural Representation GHI Dissertation and Habilitation Scholarships 2001 Upcoming Conferences and Workshops < back to GHI Bulletins

 

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