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Volume 12 Issue 1

Issue of Angermion

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Journal Overview

Publicly Available March 18, 2020

Titelei

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Contents/Inhalt

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Transnational Crisis Management: Glapthorne’s Albertvs Wallenstein and Gryphius’s Carolus Stuardus

Florian Krobb

Page range: 1-16

March 18, 2020

Tracing National Traditions Transnationally: A.W. Schlegel, Walter Scott, and Two Takes on Theatre History

Michael Wood

Page range: 17-40

March 18, 2020

Anglo-German Attitudes: Mary, Countess von Bothmer (1833–1901)

Felicia Gordon

Page range: 41-66

March 18, 2020

Raubstaat England: The Long Reach of Colonial Resentment

Catherine Mason

Page range: 67-86

March 18, 2020

Rhetorical Naturalisation in the History of Philology: August Schleicher, Friedrich Max Müller and Their Critics

Angus Nicholls

Page range: 87-114

March 18, 2020

Swords Reluctant: Max Pemberton’s roman-à-clef about the Early-Twentieth- Century Peace Movement (1912)

Ulrich Tiedau

Page range: 115-156

March 18, 2020

‘You will finish this sentence’: German Longitude for Anglophone Readers

Petra Rau

Page range: 157-178

Discussion Forum/Diskussionsforum

March 18, 2020

A History of “Uninformed Sympathy” or Love and Hate in Brexit Times? Comparing Anglo-German and Irish-German Relations

Gisela Holfter

Page range: 181-202

March 18, 2020

About this journal

For some time now, incentives have been coming out of anglophone German language and literature studies that have a significant effect on the field in Germany. With the creation of Angermion, a forum has been established which brings the fruitful interaction within European German studies to light and focuses on the exciting and symbiotic German-British cultural relationships existing since the 18th century. Research studies in literary, linguistic and cultural criticism, translations, myths, prejudices, bilateral institutions, theatre, music and pop culture are bundled together into main focus topics and supplemented by reviews of relevant new publications. Thus, the yearbook reflects a broad spectrum of intercultural processes of transfer and their change over time and, at the same time, accentuates the latest scientific debates in the humanities. The contributions, published in English and German, are directed towards experts in anglophone German studies abroad, as well as specialists in German studies, Anglicists and cultural scientists working interculturally in German-speaking countries.

Volume 12 Issue 1

Issue of Angermion

Titelei

Contents/Inhalt

Transnational Crisis Management: Glapthorne’s Albertvs Wallenstein and Gryphius’s Carolus Stuardus

Tracing National Traditions Transnationally: A.W. Schlegel, Walter Scott, and Two Takes on Theatre History

Anglo-German Attitudes: Mary, Countess von Bothmer (1833–1901)

Raubstaat England: The Long Reach of Colonial Resentment

Rhetorical Naturalisation in the History of Philology: August Schleicher, Friedrich Max Müller and Their Critics

Swords Reluctant: Max Pemberton’s roman-à-clef about the Early-Twentieth- Century Peace Movement (1912)

‘You will finish this sentence’: German Longitude for Anglophone Readers

A History of “Uninformed Sympathy” or Love and Hate in Brexit Times? Comparing Anglo-German and Irish-German Relations

Reviews/Rezensionen