Harvested from Göttingen: Recent submissions
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(2025)This habilitation thesis undertakes a rigorous examination of the literary-theoretical dimensions of children's and young adult literature, with the objective of contributing to its theoretical and aesthetic discourse. At ...
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(2025)Whether in the past or present – left-wing militancy is a firmly established part of political protest and movement culture in Germany. The “Bundesfachstelle Linke Militanz”, based at the Institute for Democracy Research ...
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(2025)Since the Middle Ages, hunting has been a privileged pastime for rulers and the powerful in large parts of Europe. In Germany, the aristocratic right to hunt on other people's land did not formally end until the revolution ...
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(2025)The ideal of the “therapeutic partnership” is characterized by a consensus of assessments on the meaningfulness of therapeutic options in a doctor-patient relationship. However, the reality of life in society reveals a ...
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(2025)The ‘Göttingen Seven’ – professors who opposed the abolition of the constitution by the King of Hanover in 1837 and were subsequently dismissed – set a milestone in the history of the university and the constitution. They ...
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(2025)This study on Berthold Otto as a Latin didactician explores the hitherto little-known writings on Latin teaching by the German pedagogue of the Reformpädagogik-movement (New Education Movement) Berthold Otto in the ...
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(2025)In an era of growing political conflicts and resurgent national populism, the enduring significance of nations, ethnicities, and cultural roots remains undeniable. This work examines how contemporary literary fiction ...
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(2025)This dissertation is concerned with the largely forgotten Munich portraitist Friedrich August von Kaulbach (1850–1920). The focus is on the artist’s numerous portraits of women, which in their entirety offer new insights ...
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(2024)The meanwhile established approach of using data from the Federal Central Register (of criminal records) to develop statistical foundations for reconviction research has proven successful. This has resulted in the creation ...
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(2024)This dissertation is dedicated to the question of whether Zionist tendencies can be traced back to the founder of Yiddish theatre, Abraham Goldfaden, and if so, how these Zionist tendencies were manifested and incorporated ...
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(2024)This book presents a comprehensive study of the right to regulate in international investment law and international trade law, with a focus on its growing recognition in modern treaties such as IIAs and RTAs. The ongoing ...
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(2024)This book explores cultural, social, and economic links between cultural heritage and sustainable community development in an applied heritage conservation programme in Iringa, Tanzania. Based on ethnographic approaches, ...
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(2024)The transnational dimension of National Socialism has so far received little attention in legal history research. This volume is the first to examine transfer processes and interde-pendencies on a larger scale, especially ...
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(2024)‘It is this animal that sustains the whole of Peru,’ wrote a Spanish chronicler around 1600. Llamas and alpacas were so important in the Inca Empire that breeding and husbandry were controlled by the state. Embedded in ...
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(2024)This monograph examines the practice of argumentation in literary studies. The central question is: How do interpreters make their claims about literary texts plausible? The aim is to comprehensively reconstruct, describe ...
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(2024)Given the serious consequences an advancing climate change has on both people and the environment, current measures to limit it are increasingly perceived as inadequate. In many places, cases are brought before courts to ...
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(2024)The origins of the Ethnographic Collection at the University of Göttingen date back to the Age of Enlightenment. With over 19,000 objects, it is one of the most important teaching and research collections in the German-speaking ...
