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Search Results - Displaying 1 - 10 of 194 results
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KATHARINA GERSTENBERGER
Professor of German, University of Utah, World Languages and Cultures
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WHITNEY EHLE
Associate Instructor, World Languages and Cultures
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DAVID MICHAEL GRUENBAUM
Assistant Professor (Lecturer), World Languages and Cultures
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KARIN BAUMGARTNER
Professor, World Languages and Cultures
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JOACHIM DREIER
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Julie Ault
Associate Chair, University of Utah, History
Associate Professor, History
Research Summary: My areas of expertise are Modern German, European, and Environmental History. My research connects to multiple disciplines, including History, Environmental Humanities, German Studies, and European Studies. Additionally, my historical work speaks to trends that continue to this day. These include: the relationship between states, citizens, and the environment; the permeability of modern political borders; and questions of legitimacy under modern dictatorships and authoritarian regimes.
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GERMAN REYNA
Associate Instructor, World Languages and Cultures