Gail K. HartProfessor, German Director, Campuswide Honors Program |
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Research Interests |
eighteenth- and nineteenth-century German literature, drama, fictional prose, history of punishment | |
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Research Abstract |
Gail K. Hart received her B.A. in English and German from SUNY Brockport, an M.A. in Comparative Literature from the University of Rochester, and M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in German from the University of Virginia. Since receiving her doctorate she has held positions at Yale University, Reed College, and the University of California, Irvine. She is currently Professor of German and Director of the Campuswide Honors Program and recently served as Director of Humanities Core Course from 2000-2007. She had also served as Associate Dean of Humanities (1994-98), Director of the University of California's Education Abroad Programs in Germany (1998-2000), Director of International Education (2000-03), and President of the Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Society (2000). In Winter 2008 she serves as the UCI faculty member in Washington DC on the UC-DC program. She is the author of three books and numerous articles. |
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BOOKS Readers and their Fictions in the Novels and Novellas of Gottfried Keller (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Studies in the Germanic Languages and Literatures, 1989) Tragedy in Paradise: Family and Gender Politics in German Bourgeois Tragedy 1750-1850 (Columbia, SC: Camden House, 1996) Friedrich Schiller: Crime, Aesthetic and the Poetics of Punishment (U of Delaware Press, 2005) |
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SELECTED ARTICLES • "Goethe's Tasso: Reading the Directions," in Goethe Yearbook 3 (1986) 125-38. • "The Functions of Fictions: Imagination and Socialization in Both Versions of Keller's Der Grüne Heinrich," in The German Quarterly, Fall 1986, 595-610. • "The Facts of Fiction: C.F. Meyer's Dismantling of Facticity," Seminar 26 (1990) 222-36. • "Gottfried Keller" (comprehensive biographical-bibliographical-critical article), in Dictionary of Literary Biography: German Writers of the Nineteenth Century, ed. James Hardin/Siegfried Mews (Detroit: Bruccoli Clark, 1993) 159-73. • "Pankraz in Amerika/Irvine: Ein Bericht," Jahrbuch Deutsch als Fremdsprache 18 (1992) 484-89. • "Das Ewig-Weibliche nasführet dich: Feminine Leadership in Goethe's Faust and Sacher-Masoch's Venus," in Interpreting Goethe's Faust Today, ed. Jane K. Brown, Meredith Lee, Thomas P. Saine (Columbia, SC: Camden House) 112-22. • "The Conqueror and His Land-ladies in Keller's Don Correa: Geo-Galatea or the Wrath of Nzinga," in Burkhardt Krause and Ulrich Scheck, eds., Verleiblichungen: Literatur- und kulturgeschichtliche Studien über Strategien, Formen und Funktionen der Verleiblichung in Texten von der Frühzeit bis zum Cyberspace (St. Ingbert: Röhrig Universitätsverlag, 1996) 133-48. • "Re-Dressing History: Mother Nature, Mother Isabeau, the Virgin Mary, and Schiller's Jungfrau," Women in German Yearbook 14 (1998) 91-107. • "The Stage and the State: The Execution of Schiller's Maria Stuart," in Seminar 35:2 (May 1999) 95-106. • “The Correspondents’ Noncorrespondence: Goethe, Schiller, and the Briefwechsel” Camden House History of German Literature, ed. Simon Richter (Rochester: Camden House, 2005) 91-112. • “Errant Strivings: Goethe, Faust, and the Feminist Reader,” From Goethe to Gide, eds. Lesley Sharpe, Mary Orr (University of Exeter Press, 2005) 7-21. • “Michael Haneke’s Funny Games and Schiller’s Coercive Classicism,” Modern Austrian Literature, 39.2 (2006) 63-75. |
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| Last updated | 09/27/2009 | |