Subject area Literary Studies

Published by Tectum Verlag

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Edited by Prof. Dr Matthias Luserke-Jaqui and Prof. Dr Gerhard Gamm

The Darmstadt Papers on Literary Studies and Philosophy Darmstadt Papers on Literary Studies and Philosophy.

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Edited by Prof. Dr Uta Schaffers, Prof. Dr Pamela Steen, Prof. Dr Eva L. Wyss, apl. Prof. Dr Hajo Diekmannshenke, Prof. Dr Wolf-Andreas Liebert, Prof. Dr Dr Stefan Neuhaus

The concept of the series responds to the multiplication of forms of life which, in the context of progressive differentiation, medialisation and globalisation, has led to a profound change in social conditions and places new demands on the subject of German studies.

The aim of the interdisciplinary series is to reflect on the unfolding forms and mediation processes of language and literature in their dynamic of mediation, also and especially in the mass media, from the perspectives of a German Studies oriented towards cultural studies.

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Kleine Schriften zur Literaturwissenschaft

Edited by Prof. Dr phil. Axel Dunker

This series of smaller works by younger literary scholars provides exemplary contributions to the cultural-scientific contextualisation of literary studies and at the same time offers a forum for publishing the research results of excellent university theses.

The theoretical horizon of the works in this series is open: it ranges from discourse analysis to aspects of postcolonial and gender studies to attempts to combine hermeneutic with post-structuralist approaches.

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Edited by Prof. Dr Gunter E. Grimm

The series is geared to the needs of students of literary studies and German studies and at the same time addresses students of upper secondary schools as well as interested readers: prepared by didactically experienced experts in a concentrated form, they receive a precise and fact-filled presentation. The changed learning and reception habits form the basis for the visually appealing design and structure of the volumes.

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Edited by Prof. Dr Volker Wehdeking, Prof. Dr Christof Hamann, Prof. Dr Gunter E. Grimm and Prof. Dr Rolf Parr

The connection between literary studies and media studies issues is of current, rapidly increasing relevance. Particularly excellent theses from the Stuttgart Media University (HdM) and the University of Duisburg-Essen link research on international contemporary literature with aspects of intermediality and media change.

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Marburger Fundus für Studium und Forschung in der Altertumswissenschaft

Edited by Prof. Dr Boris Dunsch, Dr Rainer Nickel & Felix M. Prokoph

The aim of the Nova Classica series is to make central but poorly accessible titles from classical studies accessible again through reprints and – if possible – revised new editions.

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Edited by Prof. Dr Stefan Neuhaus

The series focuses on what is closest to us today – contemporary literature and film. It includes not only works considered particularly artistic, but also popular reading and film material, texts and films aimed at suspense and entertainment. The films and texts discussed by the works in the series are considered relevant to contemporary literature and film, and thus also to the society and times in which they were created and received.

Proposals for the series are always welcome.

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Published by Tectum Verlag

To the series

Published by Tectum Verlag

To the series

Published by Tectum Verlag

To the series

Published by Tectum Verlag

To the series