| The German Quarterly 2004 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| "A nothing, if it could be thought:" shadows of Diotima in Susette Gontard's letters to Friedrich Holderlin. | Regional focus/area studies | Augst, Therese Ahern |
| Attachment, patriarchal anxiety, and paradigm selection in German literary criticism. | Regional focus/area studies | Kowalik, Jill Anne |
| Beyond the wandering Jew: anti-semitism and narrative supersession in Goethe's. | Regional focus/area studies | Schutjer, Karin |
| Fontane's Unwiederbringlich: a Bakhtinian reading. | Regional focus/area studies | Bowman, Peter James |
| From weiter leben (1992) to Still Alive (2001): Ruth Kluger's cultural translation of her "German Book" for American Audience. | Regional focus/area studies | Schaumann, Caroline |
| Innocent action and splendid spectacle: facism and entertainment in Harry Piel's movie Die Welt ohne Maske (1934). | Regional focus/area studies | Stzrelczyk, Florentine |
| Junges deutsches Theater in den USA: interview mit Kerstin Specht uber ihre Theaterstucke, 14. Mai 2004, Atlanta, GA.(Interview) | Regional focus/area studies | Kallin, Britta |
| Mahler contra Wagner: the philosophical legacy of Romanticism in Gustav Mahler's third and fourth symphonies. | Regional focus/area studies | Niekerk, Carl |
| Marlitt's world: domestic fiction in an age of empire. | Regional focus/area studies | Kontje, Todd |
| North-South, East-West: Mapping German identities in cinematic and literary versions of Doris Dorrie's Bin ich schon. | Regional focus/area studies | Isaac, Peter M. Mc |
| Paternity and Bildung in Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre. | Regional focus/area studies | Krimmer, Elisabeth |
| Putting stones in place: Anne Duden and German acts of memory. | Regional focus/area studies | McCarthy, Margaret |
| Reconceptualizing East German popular literature via the science fiction niche. | Regional focus/area studies | Fritzsche, Sonja |
| Rhymes and reasons in the Grimms': Kinder-und Hausmarchen. | Regional focus/area studies | Robinson, Orrin W. |
| Romantic love and the Enlightenment: from gallantry and seduction to authenticity and self-validation . | Regional focus/area studies | Landgraf, Edgar |
| Sibling incest and cultural voyeurism in Gunderode's Udohla and Thomas Mann's Walsungenblut. | Regional focus/area studies | Engelstein, Stefani |
| Speaking of spectacle: another look of Walther's "Lindenlied".(Poem) | Regional focus/area studies | Paddlock, Mary M. |
| The emigrant as witness: W. G. Sebald's Die Ausgewanderten. | Regional focus/area studies | Garloff, Katja |
| The popular culture alibi: Bernhard Schlink's detective novels and the culture of politically correct holocaust literature. | Regional focus/area studies | Donahue, William Collins |
| "Truth is a Women": post-holocaust narrative, postmodernism, and the gender of fascism in Bernhard Schlink's Der Vorleser. | Regional focus/area studies | Metz, Joseph |
| Weh dem, der lugt!: Grillparzer's Januo-faced comedy. | Regional focus/area studies | Reeve, William C. |
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