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Dan
Ben-Amos,
Fairy tale, Grimm brothers, Yiddish folk tales, Nazi-era Volkskunde
Warren Breckman, University of California, Berkeley Hegel, Marx, 19th and 20th century German and European intellectual history, and contemporary theory.
Thomas
Childers, Ph.D., Harvard University
Modern German history (Weimar, Nazi period)
Steven
Feierman, Ph.D., Northwestern, D. of Phil., Oxford
history of medicine in East Africa formerly colonized by Germany
Paul
Guyer, Ph.D., Harvard University
Kant, modern philosophy, aesthetics
Ulrike
Heuer, Ph.D., Free University
Kant, philosophy, ethics, action theory
Jeffrey
Kallberg, Ph.D., University of Chicago
19th & 20th century music, Scandinavian studies
Ellen
Kennedy, Ph.D., London School of Economics
Carl Schmitt, Hugo Ball, Frankfurt School, political philosophy, Bundesbank
Klaus
Krippendorf,
Media and communications, metaphor, semiotics
Benjamin
Nathans,
Habermas, East European Jews, Yiddish culture
Ellen
Prince, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania
Linguistics; Yiddish
Jean-Michel
Rabaté,
Thomas Bernhard, Broch, Hegel, psychoanalysis, Vienna, and literary theory
Donald
Ringe,
Indo-European linguistics
Larry
Silver, Ph.D., Harvard University
German and Dutch art, Reformation, film
Jonathan
Steinberg,
Holocaust, Third Reich, Deutsche Bank, Switzerland
Thomas
Max Safley, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin
Early modern economic, social and cultural history; Reformation history