FACULTY

Professor of German and Comparative Literature:
Azade Seyhan

Associate Professor:
Imke Meyer, Chair

Lecturer:
David Kenosian

AFFILIATED FACULTY

Robert J. Dostal, Philosophy
Richard Freedman, Music at Haverford College
Carol J. Hager, Political Science
Carola Hein, Growth and Structure of Cities
Christiane Hertel, History of Art
Lisa Saltzman, History of Art
Kathleen Wright, Philosophy at Haverford College

FACULTY PROFILES

IMKE MEYER Research Interests Courses Recent Publications Personal Statement PhD: University of Washington Title: Associate Professor of German and Chair Office: Thomas Hall 137 Phone: 610-526-5381 Email: ixmeyer@brynmawr.edu Research Interests: German and European literary and intellectual history, women writers, feminist theory, film, urban and cultural history, and 19th- and 20th-century German and Austrian literature. Courses: Recent Publications:She is the author of several scholarly articles and of a book entitled Jenseits der Spiegel kein Land: Ich-Fiktionen in Texten von Franz Kafka und Ingeborg Bachmann. Personal Statement:

AZADE SEYHAN Research Interests Courses Recent Publications Personal Statement PhD: University of Washington Title: Fairbank Professor in the Humanities Office: Thomas Hall 135 Phone: 610-526-5382 Email: aseyhan@brynmawr.edu Research Interests: German Classicism and Romanticism, cultural diversity in the modern German society, philosophical approaches to criticism, women’s writing, modern exile, migrancy, and diasporas Courses: Publications: She is the author of Representation and Its Discontents: The Critical Legacy of German Romanticism (University of California Press, 1992) and Writing Outside the Nation (Princeton University Press, 2001) as well as of numerous scholarly articles. Personal Statement:

DAVID KENOSIAN Research Interests Courses Recent Publications Personal Statement PhD: University of Pennsylvania Title: Lectuer; language program coordinator in German Office: Thomas Hall 121 Phone: 610-526-7312 Email: dkenosia@brynmawr.edu Research Interests: In addition to his expertise in language pedagogy, his fields of research include modern German literature and culture, literary criticism and theory, and German colonialism. Courses: Recent Publications: He is the author of Puzzles of the Body: The Labyrinth in Kafka’s “Prozeß”, Hesse’s “Steppenwolf”, and Mann’s “Zauberberg” Personal Statement:

GERMAN FACULTY AT HAVERFORD COLLEGE


Ulrich Schönherr, Associate Professor and Chair

Heidi Schlipphacke, Visiting Associate Professor

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