James Hodkinson, Benedict Schofield

German in Its Worlds - James R. Hodkinson and Benedict Schofield
Part I: The World in German Culture
Introduction to Part I: The World in German Culture - James R. Hodkinson and Benedict Schofield
Goethe's World - John K. Noyes
Embodying and Distributing World Literature: Goethe's Novelle in the Context of the 1820s - Ben Morgan
Weltdeutschtum: On the Notion of a German World Community from Schiller to Thomas Mann - Tobias Boes
Nineteenth-Century German Travelers to Wales: Text, Translation, and the Manipulation of Identity - Carol Tully
"Weltliteratur aus der Uckermark": Regionalism and Transnationalism in Sasa Stanisic's Vor dem Fest - Frauke Matthes
Postcolonial Studies in International German Studies-Postcolonial Concerns in Contemporary German Literature - Dirk Göttsche
Part II: German in World Locales
Introduction to Part II: German in World Locales - James R. Hodkinson and Benedict Schofield
German in a South African Context: From Colony to Decolonization - Carlotta von Maltzan
From German Studies to Environmental Studies (and Back Again): A Journey across Continents and Disciplines - Kate Rigby
A Philo-Selfie Approach to German-Indian Studies - Sai Bhatawadekar
Part III: German Worlds Beyond the Academy
Introduction to Part III: German Worlds Beyond the Academy - James R. Hodkinson and Benedict Schofield
Towards a Socially Engaged Academy: Islam in German History and Its Relevance for Non-Academic Publics - James R. Hodkinson
Theatre Without Borders? Tracing the Transnational Value of German Theatre beyond Germany: A UK Case Study - Benedict Schofield
Tuning in to German: The BBC German Service and the British Occupation - Emily Oliver
Reterritorializing German Pop: Kraftwerk's Industrielle Volksmusik as a Transnational Phenomenon - Uwe Schütte