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Helga.Druxes@williams.edu

At Williams since 1987
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FACULTY
Helga Druxes

Professor of German and Comparative Literature


Areas of Expertise and Interest
  • 19th century novel
  • Post 1945 German literature
  • Feminist theory (French, German)
  • Immigration and nationalisms (German, French)
  • Colonialist fiction (British, French)
  • Teaching with multimedia (in language and culture courses)

Courses Taught  (GERM/COMP)
  • Berlin-Multicultural Metropolis Between East and West (GERM 202)
  • From the "Wende" 'til Today in Literature, Films, and Politics (GERM 305)
  • Modern Women Writers and the City (COMP 243)
  • Everyday Life in Literature and Film (COMP 308)
  • All levels of German language

Education
  • M.A. Brown University, 1985
  • PhD. Brown University, 1987
  • Staatsexamen, Westfaelische Wilhelms-Universitaet Muenster, Germany, 1982

Recent Publications
  • Book review of: Jonsson, Stefan. Robert Musil and the History of Modern Identity. Modern Fiction Studies, 2002.
  • Resisting Bodies: The Negotiation of Female Agency in Twentieth-Century Women's Fiction (Wayne State Unviersity Press, 1996)
  • "Remembering as Revision: Fictionalizing Nazism in Postwar Germany," MLN 1994
  • The Feminization of Dr. Faustus: Female Identity Quests from Stendhal to Morgner (PennState University Press, 1993)
  • Queerbeet: An Intermediate German Reader (Peter Lang, 1988)
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