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Please
click on each paper for the full abstract:
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Patrick Gallagher (New York University) “The Redaction of Space: Segregation and the Urban
Imagination in Franz Kafka’s The Trial”
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Doreen Densky (Johns
Hopkins University)
“Place, Space, and Pace; intersections of Traffic and
Language in Joseph Roth's Berlin Feuilletons”
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Genevieve
Hendricks (New
York University)
“Erich Mendelsohn's Twentieth-Century City-scape
Built Anew with Light and Print”
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Melanie Adley (University
of Pennsylvania) “Epistolary Space in Fräulein Else”
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Nathan
Magnusson (University
of Washington) “Hex and the City: Carnival as Social Space in Tieck's Liebeszauber”
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Corey
Twitchell (Washington
University) “The Disintegration of the Individual and Evacuation of
Urban Spaces in Kracht's 1979”
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Patrick Brugh
(Washington
University) “Andreas Gursky's Visual Dilemma: Time and Space in
Gursky's Photography”
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Alexander
Eisenschmidt (University of Pennsylvania,
Syracuse University) “Rethinking the Metropolis: Perception Theory and the
Emergence of a New Urban Space”
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Steffen Lehmann, in absentia (University of Newcastle)
“‘Back to the City’, or: What makes Berlin (still) a
creative city?”
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