| Sander
L. Gilman Curriculum Vitae |
Rank:
| Distinguished Professor of the Liberal Arts
and Sciences and of Medicine |
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| Director of the Humanities Laboratory |
Address:
| Humanities Laboratory (mc 228) | |
| 601 South Morgan Street | |
| The University of Illinois at Chicago | |
| Chicago, Illinois 60607-7104 | |
| Telephone: 312-413-9018 or 9017 | |
| FAX: 312-413-9464 | |
| E-Mail: sander34@aol.com | |
| Department of Medical Education | |
| MC 228 | |
| 808 South Wood Street, 986 CME | |
| The University of Illinois at Chicago | |
| Chicago, Illinois 60612-7309 | |
| Telephone: 312-966-7216 | |
| FAX: 312-413-2048 |
Education:
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· 1960-1963,
Tulane University, Bachelor of Arts in German |
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· 1963-1965, graduate study in German and English at Tulane as NDEA fellow |
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| · 1965, graduate
study in Munich. |
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| · 1965-1966,
graduate study in Berlin (Free University). |
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· 1968, Ph.D. in German, Tulane University,
with a dissertation on "The structural |
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·Monographs
°
A1 Form und Funktion: Eine strukturelle
Untersuchung der Romane Klabunds (Frankfurt a. M.: Athenaeum, 1971).
°
A2 The Parodic Sermon in European Perspective: Aspects of Liturgical Parody from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth
Century (Wiesbaden: Franz
Steiner, 1974; Philadelphia: Coronet
Books, 1974).
°
A3 Bertold Brecht's Berlin (New York:
Doubleday, 1975; London: Abelard-Schuman,
1976; Anchor Paperback, 1977; Paris: Editions Jean-Claude Simon, 1981). (with Wolf
Von Eckardt).
°
A3a Reprint of Bertold Brecht's Berlin with a new introduction,
"Berlin Dreams the Dream of the Twenties: Thoughts after the Wall,"
(Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press,
1993), pp. xi-xxv.
°
A3a1 A Berlim de Bertolt Brecht:
Um Album dos Anos 20. Trans.
Alexandre Lissovsky.
(Rio de Janeiro: Jose Olympio, 1996).
°
A4 Nietzschean Parody: An Introduction
to Reading Nietzsche (Bonn: Bouvier, 1976; Toyko: Seido Sha, 1997).
°
A5 The Face of Madness: Hugh W. Diamond
and the Rise of Psychiatric Photography (New York: Brunner/Mazel,
1976; Secaucus, NJ: Citadel Press,
1977; Tokyo: Seiwa, 1980).
°
A6 Wahnsinn, Text und Kontext: Die
historischen Wechselbeziehungen der Literatur, Kunst und Psychiatrie. Literatur und Psychologie, 8, ed. Wolfram Mauser
(Frankfurt: Peter Lang, 1981).
°
A7 On Blackness without Blacks: Essays
on the Image of the Black in Germany. Yale Afro-American Studies (Boston: G. K. Hall, 1982).
°
A8 Seeing the Insane: A Cultural
History of Psychiatric Illustration (New York: Wiley Interscience, 1982;
Behavioral Science Book Club, 1982; Psychotherapy and Social Science Book
Club, 1982; Wiley Paperback, 1985).
°
A8a Excerpted in The Mind (York: Impressions Gallery, 1987):
5-16.
°
A8b Reprint of Seeing the Insane with a new afterward
(Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1996), pp. 225-35.
°
A9 Difference and Pathology: Stereotypes
of Sexuality, Race, and Madness (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1985; second edition,
1986; paperback edition, 1986; second paperback edition, 1988; third paperback
edition, 1990; fourth paperback edition, 1992; Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, forthcoming).
°
A9a Excerpted in The Oxford Readers: Sexuality (Oxford University
press, forthcoming).
°
A10 Jewish Self-Hatred: Anti-Semitism and the Hidden Language of the
Jews (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins
University Press, 1986; Johns Hopkins paperback, 1990; edited and revised
German edition: Frankfurt: Suhrkamp, 1993).
°
A10a Portuguese translation
of Chapter One in Nelson H. Vieira, ed., Construindo a imagem do judeu (Rio de Janeiro: Imago, 1994): 31-64.
°
A11 Oscar Wilde's London (New York:
Doubleday, 1987; London: Michael O'Mara, 1989, 1997; Book of the Month
Club, 1989). (with Wolf Von Eckardt and J. E. Chamberlin)
°
A12 Disease and Representation: Images of Illness from Madness to AIDS
(Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1988; paperback edition, 1988; second
edition, 1991; second paperback edition, 1991; Bologna: Il Mulino, 1993).
°
A12a Japanese translation
with a new afterward (Tokyo: Arino Shobo, 1996),
pp. 49-52.
°
A13 Goethe's Touch: Touching, Seeing, and Sexuality.
The Andrew W. Mellon Lecture for 1988 (New Orleans: Tulane University, 1988).
°
A13a Revised and expanded version in A15.
°
A14 Sexuality: An Illustrated History (New York:
John Wiley, 1989; Moscow: International Center for Human Values, forthcoming;
Tokyo: Seido Sha, 1997).
°
A14a Excerpted in
Gendai Shiso (Tokyo) (June, 1992).
°
A15 Inscribing the Other (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1991).
°
A16 The Jew's Body (New York: Routledge, 1991;
Tokyo: Seido Sha, 1997). (Selected as one of the ten best academic books
of 1992 by Choice magazine.)
°
A17 Rasse, Sexualität, Seuche: Stereotype
aus der Innenwelt der westlichen Kultur (Reinbek: Rowohlt, 1992).
°
A18 The Case of Sigmund Freud: Medicine and Identity at the Fin de Siècle
(Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1993; paperback, 1994).
°
A19 The Visibility of the Jew in the Diaspora:
Body Imagery and Its Cultural Context.
The B.G. Rudolph Lecture for 1992 (Program in Jewish Studies: Syracuse
University, 1992).
°
A19a: Reprinted in Alan Berger, ed., Judaism in the Modern World (New York:
NYU Press, 1994), pp. 87-124.
°
A20 Freud, Race, and Gender (Princeton: Princeton
University Press, 1993; Jewish Book Club, 1993; Psychology Book Club, 1993;
Frankfurt a.M.:
Fischer, 1994; Sao Paulo: Imago Editora, 1995; Tokyo: Seido Sha, 1997; Milan: Il Saggiatore, forthcoming; Dehli: Oxford University Press, 1997) (Austrian Studies
Association Prize for the Best Book in
Austrian Studies for 1995).
°
A21 Hysteria: A New History (Los Angeles, CA: University of California
Press, 1993) (with Helen King, Roy Porter, George Rousseau, and Elaine Showalter)
°
A22 L'Autre et le Moi: Stéréotypes occidentaux de la race, de la sexualité et de la maladie
(Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1996).
°
A23 Jews in Today's German Culture • The Schwartz Lectures (Bloomington:
Indiana University Press, 1995).
°
A23a Jews in Today's German Culture [sound recording].
(New York, N.Y.: Jewish Braille Institute of America, 1995),
4 sound cassettes : analog, 3 3/4 ips, 2 track.
°
A24 Health and Illness: Images of Difference (London: Reaktion
Books, 1995; Tokyo: Arina Shobo, 1997;
Madrid: Escuela Libre de Derecho y Economia, forthcoming).
°
A24a Picturing Health and Illness: Images of Difference (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press,
1995).
°
A25 Franz Kafka: The Jewish Patient (New York:
Routledge, 1995).
°
A26 Smart Jews:
The Construction of the Idea of Jewish Superior Intelligence at the
Other End of the Bell Curve (The Inaugural Abraham Lincoln Lectures) (Lincoln:
The University of Nebraska Press, 1996; paperback edition, 1997; München: Claasen, 1998; Tokyo: Sankosha, forthcoming).
°
A26a [sound recording].
(New York, N.Y.: Jewish Braille Institute of America, 1998).
°
A27 Love + Marriage = Death and Other Essays Representing
Difference (Stanford:
Stanford University Press, 1998).
°
A28 Creating Beauty to Cure the Soul: Race and
Psychology in the Shaping of Aesthetic Surgery (Durham: Duke University Press,
1998).
°
A29 Making the Body Beautiful: A Cultural History
of Aesthetic Surgery (Princeton: Princeton
University Press; Doubleday Select Bookclubs,
1999).
°
A30 How I Became a German: Jurek Becker’s Life in Five Worlds. Occasional
Paper No. 23 (Washington, D.C.: German Historical
Institute, 1999).
°
A30a Reprinted in
Alo Allkemper and Nortbert Otto Eke, eds., Literatur
und Demokratie: Festschrift für Hartmut Steinecke zm 60. Geburtstag
(Berlin: Erich Schmidt, 2000), pp. 245-72.
°
A31 The Fortunes of the Humanities: Teaching the
Humanities in the New Millennium (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2000).
·Editions:
°
B1 Johannes Agricola, Die Sprichwörtersammlungen: Eine historisch-kritische Ausgabe (Berlin:
De Gruyter, 1971), two volumes.
°
B2 NS-Literaturtheorie: Eine Dokumentation
(Frankfurt a. M.: Athenaeum, 1971).
°
B3 The City and Sense of Community: A
Symposium (Center for Urban Development Research, Cornell, 1976).
°
Friedrich Maximilian
von Klinger, Werke. Co-editor of the
twenty-one- volume edition and editor of ten of Klinger's novels and his philosophical
writings. (Tübingen: Max Niemeyer, 1978ff).
°
B4 Vol. 11: Fausts
Leben, Thaten und Höllenfahrt (1978).
°
B5 Vol. 18: Der Weltmann
und der Dichter (1985). (with Thomas Salumets)
°
B6 Vol. 12: Giafar
(forthcoming).
°
B7 Vol. 13: Raphael
(1990).
°
B8 Robert Blum: Aus dem literarischen
Nachlass (and a reprint series of 5 volumes of Blum's writings) (Nendeln:
Kraus, 1979).
°
B9 Begegnungen mit Nietzsche (Bonn:
Bouvier, 1981; second revised edition, 1985; third edition, 1987).
°
B10 Introducing Psychoanalytic Theory (New
York: Brunner/Mazel, 1982).
°
B11 J. P. Eckermann: Aphorismen (Berlin: Erich
Schmidt, 1984).
°
B12 Degeneration: The Dark Side of Progress
(New York: Columbia University Press,
1985). (with J. E. Chamberlin)
°
B13 Conversations with Nietzsche: A Life in the Words of his Contemporaries
(New York: Oxford University Press,
1987; paperback edition, 1991). (translated by David Parent) (Selected as
one of the ten best academic books of 1988 by Choice magazine.)
°
B14 Friedrich Nietzsche on Rhetoric and Language:
With the Full Text of His Lectures on Rhetoric Published for the First
Time (New York: Oxford University Press, 1989). (with Carole Blair and
David Parent)
°
B15 Friedrich Nietzsche im Urteil seiner Zeitgenossen:
Aufzeichnungen und Schriften seiner Freunde und Gegner (Munich:
Kastell Verlag) (forthcoming).
°
B16 "Zettelwirtschaft": Briefe Friedrich
Gundolfs und Hermann Brochs an Gertrude
von Eckardt-Lederer. Mit Briefen von
Elisabeth Gundolf, Bertold Vallentin und Joachim Ringelnatz (Berlin: Erich
Schmidt Verlag, 1992)
°
B17 Anti-Semitism in Times of Crisis (New York:
New York University Press, 1991; paperback
edition, 1993) (with Steven T. Katz)
°
B18 Heine and the Occident (Lincoln, NE: University
of Nebraska Press, 1991) (with Peter U. Hohendahl)
°
B19 Reading Freud's Reading (New York: New
York University Press, 1993; paperback edition, 1994) (with Jutta Birmele,
Jay Geller, Valerie Greenberg).
°
B20 Reemerging Jewish Culture in Germany: Life and Literature Since 1989 (New York:
New York University Press, 1994) (with Karen Remmler)
°
B21 Freud
(The German Library) (New York: Continuum,
1995).
°
B22 Special Issue
on “Germanité, judaïté, altérité,” Revue Germanique Internationale 5 (1996).
°
B23 Yale Companion to Jewish Writing and Thought in German Culture, 1006-1996
(New Haven, CN: Yale University Press, 1997)
(with Jack Zipes).
°
B24 Abgetrieben: Alexander Polzin (with texts by Sander L. Gilman, Thomas Brasch,
Michael Hagner, Adolf Muschg, Doron Rabinovici, Moshe Zuckermann) (Göttingen:
Wallstein, 1997).
°
B25 Special Issue on “Ethnicity,” PMLA 113
(January, 1998).
°
B26 Special Issue
on “New Illnesses—Old Problems; Old Illnesses—New Problems,” Studies in 20th Century Literature 22 (Winter, 1998).
°
B27 Special Issue
on “Medicine and Culture,” Nineteenth
Century Prose 25 (Spring, 1998).
°
B28 Der schejne Jid: Das Bild des “jüdischen Körpers” in Mythos und Ritual (Wien:
Picus Verlag, 1998) (with Robert Jütte)
°
B29 Jewries at the Frontier. (Urbana and Chicago:
University of Illinois Press, 1999) (with Milton Shain).
°
B30 Gesichter der Weimarer Republik: eine physiognomische Kulturgeschichte (Cologne:
Dumont, 2000) (with Claudia Schmölders).
•Articles:
°
C1 "Hofprediger
Stöcker and the Wandering Jew," The
Journal of Jewish Studies 19 (1969): 63-69.
°
C2 "German Hymnals
in the Harris Hymnal Collection," The
Cornell Library Journal 10 (1970): 40-48.
°
C3 "Die Wilhelm
Scherer Bibliothek," Jahrbuch für
Internationale Germanistik 1 (1970): 195-196.
°
C4 "The Wilhelm
Scherer Library: A Bibliography of
the works printed prior to 1700," Archiv
für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und
Literaturen 206 (1970): 433-446.
°
C5 "The Image
of Slavery in Two Eighteenth-Century German Dramas," Germanic Review 45 (1970): 26-40.
°
C5a Reprinted in A7.
°
C6 "Der literarische
Nachlass Robert Blums," Archiv
für Kulturgeschichte 52 (1970): 114-120.
°
C7 "Friedrich
von Hardenberg's Twelfth 'Geistliches Lied,'" Seminar 6 (1970): 225-236.
°
C8 "A View of
Kafka's Treatment of Actuality in Die
Verwandlung," Germanic Notes
2 (1971): 26-30.
°
C9 "Religion
as Aesthetic Form: Observations on
Fellini's Clowns," Diacritics 1 (1971): 56-58.
°
C10 "The Uncontrollable
Steed: A Study in the Metamorphosis
of a Literary Image," Euphorion
66 (1972): 32-54.
°
C11 "Die Universitätsbibliothek
Tartu," Jahrbuch für Internationale
Germanistik 3 (1972): 354-357.
°
C12 "'Braune
Nacht': Nietzsche's Venetian Poems,"
Nietzsche-Studien 1 (1972): 246-260.
°
C12a Spanish version:
“’Braune Nacht’: Poems venecianos de Friedrich Nietzsche,"
Revista de Occidente 125-126 (August-September,
1973): 167-187.
°
C13 "The Hymns
of Johannes Agricola: A literary reappraisal,"
Modern Language Review 57 (1972):
64-389.
°
C14 "`Very Little
Faust . . .'" Parodies of German Drama on the 19th-Century British Stage,"
arcadia 8 (1973): 18-44.
°
C15 "The Literary
Activities of Robert Blum: Further
Investigations," Archiv für das
Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen 210 (1973): 732-736.
°
C16 "An Interview
with Isaac Bashevis Singer," Diacritics
4 (1974): 30-33.
°
C16a German version:
"Ein Interview mit Isaac Bashevis Singer,"
Neue deutsche Hefte 26 (1979): 200-203.
°
C16b Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C17 "Lost Berlin,"
Horizon 16 (1974): 102-111.
°
C18 "Bertolt
Brecht and the F.B.I." The Nation
210 (1974): 560-562.
°
C18a Reprinted as
"`Man schenkt mir große Aufmerksamkeit': Notes to the F.B.I. file on
Bertolt Brecht," German Life and
Letters NS (1976): 199-213.
°
C19 "Nietzsche
and the Pastoral Metaphor," Comparative
Literature 26 (1974): 289-298.
°
C19a Reprinted in
A4.
°
C20 "The Figure
of the Black in the Aesthetic Theories of Eighteenth-Century Germany,"
Eighteenth-Century Studies 8 (1975): 373-391.
°
C20a Reprinted in
A7.
°
C20b Reprinted with
an addendum in Carla Hay and Syndy Conger, ed., The Past as Prologue: Essays to
Celebrate the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
of ASECS (New York: AMS Press,
1995), pp. 63-79.
°
C21 "Incipit
Parodia: The Function of Parody in
the Poetry of Friedrich Nietzsche," Nietzsche-Studien
4 (1975): 52-74.
°
C22 Essays on Klabund,
Gottfried Kinkel, Wilhelm Riehl, Christian Reuter for the Encyclopaedia Hebraica, vol. 31.
°
C23 "The Aesthetics
of Blackness in Heinrich von Kleist's 'Die Verlobung in Santo Domingo,'"
Modern Language Notes 90 (1975):
661-672.
°
C23a Reprinted in
A7.
°
C24 "Das-ist-der-Teu-fel-si-cher-lich":
The Image of the Black on the Viennese Stage from Schikaneder to Grillparzer,"
Festschrift for Heinz Politzer
(Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1975): 78-106.
°
C24a Reprinted in
A7.
°
C25 "Parody and
Parallel: Heine, Nietzsche and the
Classical World," in James O'Flaherty, ed., Nietzsche and the Classical Tradition (Chapel Hill: University of
North Carolina Press, 1976): 199-213.
°
C25a Revised and expanded
version in A 15.
°
C26 "Die Flucht
des Helden in die Gefangenschaft: Zur
Rezeption der jiddischen Literatur," Jahrbuch
für Internationale Germanistik (Acta der IVG) (1976): 96-113.
°
C26a "The Flight
of the Hero: Modalities of Reception
in Yiddish Fiction," Colloquia
Germanica 10 (1977): 336-352.
°
C26b Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C27 "Nietzsche's
Reading on the Dionysian: From Nietzsche's
Library," Nietzsche-Studien
6 (1977): 292-294.
°
C28 "Ein merkwürdiger
Tanz um einen merkwürdigen Baum," Musik
und Medizin 1977: 4: 20-28; 5: 23-27; 6: 14-17.
°
C28a English version:
"On the Use and Abuse of the History of Psychiatry for Literary Studies:
Reading a Dickens Text on Insanity,"
Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift fürLiteraturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte 52 (1978): 381-399.
°
C28b Reprinted in
A12.
°
C29 "Nietzsche
auf englisch, 1945-1977: ein Forschungsbericht,"
Allgemeine Zeitschrift für Philosophie
212 (1977): 40-51.
°
C30 "Johannes
Agricola of Eisleben's Proverb Collection (1529): The Polemicizing of a Literary Form and the Reaction," The Sixteenth-Century Journal 8 (1977):
77-84.
°
C31 "Wahnsinn
steht auf ihrer Stirne," Musik
und Medizin 1977: 12: 5-10; 1978:
1: 23-30; 2: 25-32.
°
C31a English version:
"What looks crazy: Art and Medicine
see the Insane," The Turn of the
Century, ed. Gerald Chapple (Bonn: Bouvier,
1981): 52-86.
°
C32 "Lavater
and Lichtenberg on the Physiognomy of the Black," Archiv für das Studium der neueren Sprachen und Literaturen 215 (1978):
356-361.
°
C32a Reprinted in
A7.
°
C33 "Zur Physiognomie
des Geisteskranken in Geschichte und Praxis: 1800-1900," Sudhoffs Archiv 62 (1978): 201-234.
°
C34 "Seeing the
Insane: Henry MacKenzie, Heinrich
von Kleist, William James," Modern
Language Notes 83 (1978), 871-887.
°
C34a German version:
"Den Geisteskranken sehen: Henry
MacKenzie, Heinrich von Kleist, William James," confinia psychiatrica 22 (1979): 127-144.
°
C34b Reprinted in
A12.
°
C35 "The Image
of the Black in the German Colonial Novel," The Journal of European Studies 8 (1978): 1-11.
°
C35a Reprinted in
A7.
°
C36 "The First
German Translation of 'The Ballad of Reading Gaol,'" Germanic Notes 9 (1978): 56.
°
C37 "Pforta zur
Zeit Nietzsches," Nietzsche-Studien
8 (1979): 398-426.
°
C38 "The Rediscovery
of the Eastern Jews: German Jews in
the East, 1890-1918," in German-Jewish
Symbiosis, ed. David Bronsen (Heidelberg: Carl Winter, 1979): 338-365.
°
C38a German version:
"Die Wiederentdeckung der Ostjuden: Deutsche Juden im Osten, 1890-1918,"
in Michael Brocke, ed., Beter und Rebellen:
Aus 1000 Jahren Judentum in Polen (Frankfurt/Main:
Gesellschaft für Christlich-Jüdische Zusammenarbeit, 1983): 11-32.
°
C39 "Darwin sees
the Insane," Journal of the History
of the Behavioral Sciences 15 (1979): 253-262.
°
C38a Reprinted in
A12.
°
C38b Expanded German
version: “Charles Darwin und die Wissenschaft von der Visualierung der Geistenkranken,”
in Rüdiger Campe and Manfred
Schneider, eds., Geschichten der Physiognomik (Freiburg
I. Br.: Rombach, 1996): 453-475.
°
C41"Vincent van
Gogh and the Iconography of Mental Illness," Forum on Medicine 2 (1979): 210-217.
°
C41a: German version:
"Vincent van Gogh und die Ikonographie des Wahnsinns," Musik und Medizin 11 (1980): 17-25.
°
C41b: Spanish version:
"Vincent van Gogh y la Iconografía de la Enfermedad Mental," Rassegna 3 (1982): 49-56.
°
C41c Reprinted in
A12
°
C42 "Die Psychiatrische
Abbildung," in Psychologie des
XX. Jahrhunderts, Bd. X: Psychiatrie, ed. U. H. Peters (Zurich:
Kindler, 1980): 1071-1078.
°
C43 "Nietzsches
Emerson Lektüre: Eine unbekannte Quelle,"
Nietzsche-Studien 9 (1980): 406-431.
°
C44 "The Image
of the Black in the Works of Hegel and Nietzsche," German Quarterly 53 (1980): 141-158.
°
C44a Reprinted in
A7
°
C45 "Moses Mendelssohn
und die Entwicklung einer deutsch-jüdischen Identität," Zeitschrift für Deutsche Philologie 99
(1980): 506-520.
°
C45a English version:
"`Hebrew and Jew': Moses Mendelssohn
and the Sense of Jewish Identity," Humanität und Dialog, ed. E.Bahr (Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1982): 67-82.
°
C46 "Friedrich
Nietzsche's `Niederschriften aus der spätesten Zeit' (1890-1897) and the Conversation
Notebooks, 1889-1895," in W. Kudszus, ed., Psychoanalytische und Psychopathologische Literaturinterpretation
(Darmstadt: Wiss. Buchgesellschaft,
1981): 311-346.
°
C46a Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C47 "Hegel, Schopenhauer
and Nietzsche see the Black," Hegel Jahrbuch 16 (1981): 163-188.
°
C47a Reprinted in
A7
°
C48 "Freud and
the Prostitute: Male Stereotypes of
Female Sexuality in fin de siècle Vienna," Journal
of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis 9 (1981). 337-360.
°
C48a German version:
"Das männliche Stereotyp von der weiblichen Sexualität in Wiener Fin
de Siècle," Jahrbuch der Psychoanalyse
14 (1982): 236-263.
°
C48b French version:
"Freud et la prostitution," Spirales
19 (October 1982): 54-55.
°
C48c Reprinted as
"Freud's Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality: A Problem in Intellectual History," in
S. L. Gilman, ed., Introducing Psychoanalytic
Theory (New York: Brunner/Mazel,
1982): 181-204.
°
C48d Reprinted in
A9.
°
C48e German version
in A 17.
°
C49 "Madness
and Racial Theory in I. J. Singer's The Family Carnovsky," Modern Judaism 1 (1981): 90-100.
°
C49a Reprinted in
A9
°
C50 "Karl Schaper:
The Artist of the Sugar Beets," Karl
Schaper: Das graphische Werk 1960-1982 (Wolfenbüttel: Herzog-August-Bibliothek,
1982): 42-43.
°
C51 "Los Semblantes
de la Locura," Rassegna 3 (1982):
21-24.
°
C52 "The Nietzsche
Murder Case," New Literary History
14 (1983): 349-372.
°
C52a Reprinted in
A9
°
C53 "Why is Schizophrenia
'Bizarre': An Historical Essay in
the Vocabulary of Psychiatry," Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 19 (1983): 127-135.
°
C53a French version:
"Pourquoi la schizophrenie est bizarre:
Essai historique sur le vocabulaire de la psychiatrie," Spirales 17 (Juillet, 1982): 58-59.
°
C53a Reprinted in
A12
°
C54 "On the myths
of mental illness and their relationship to the reality of mental lllness,"
Myths and Reality (Arlington:
National Mental Health Association,
1983): 116-134.
°
C55 "Nietzsche,
Heine and the Rhetoric of Anti-Semitism," London German Studies 2 (1983): 76-93.
°
C 55a Reprinted as:
"Nietzsche, Heine and the Otherness of the Jew," in Timothy Sellner,
ed., Nietzsche and the Judaeo-Christian
Tradition (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina
Press, 1985): 206-225.
°
C 55b Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C55c Revised and expanded
version reprinted in Jacob Golomb, ed., Nietzsche and Jewish Culture (London: Routledge, 1997), pp. 76-100.
°
C55d Hebrew Translation
in Jacob Golomb, ed., Nietzsche and
Jewish Culture (Jerusalem: Magnus Press, forthcoming).
°
C55e German Translation
in Jacob Golomb, ed., Nietzsche und
die jüdische Kultur (Wien: WUV
– Universitätsverlag, 1998), pp. 87-113.
°
C56 "Literature
in German, 1933-1945," in Charles Burdick, et al., eds., Contemporary Germany (Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press, 1984): 276-297.
°
C56a Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C57 "Karl Marx
and the Hidden Language of the Jews," Modern
Judaism 4 (1984): 275-294.
°
C58 "Wole Soyinka
and Brecht — Creating the other within the World of Words," in Willfried
F. Feuser, Marion Pape, Elias O. Dunu, eds., Wahlverwandtschaften-Elective Affinities: Edith Ihekweazu in memoriam
(Bayreuth: Boomerang Press, 1993),
pp. 41-56.
°
C59 "Sexology,
Psychoanalysis and Degeneration: From
a Theory of Race to a Race to Theory," in S. L. Gilman, ed., Degeneration (New York: Columbia University
Press, 1985): 72-96.
°
C59a Extended version
reprinted in A9
°
C60 "Johannes
Agricola von Spremberg," Die deutsche
Literatur (Bern: Peter Lang, 1990): 497.
°
C61 "Salome in
New York, 1907-1909," Opera News
(forthcoming).
°
C62 "Jews and
Mental Illness: Medical Metaphors,
Anti-Semitism and the Jewish Response," Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 20 (1984): 150-159.
°
C63a Reprinted in
A12
°
C63 "The Art
of Madness," MD Magazine 28
(1984): 176-189.
°
C64 "Black Bodies,
White Bodies: Toward an Iconography
of Female Sexuality," Critical
Inquiry 12 (1985): 203-242.
°
C64a Reprinted in
A10
°
C64b Reprinted as:
"Black Bodies, White Bodies: Toward
an Iconography of Female Sexuality in Late Nineteenth-Century Art, Medicine and Literature," in
Henry Louis Gates, Jr., ed., Race, Writing
and Difference (Chicago: University
of Chicago Press, 1986): 223-261.
°
C64c Italian version:
"L'esterno feminino: Peccato che sia un'attentotta," KOS
2 (1985): 61-78.
°
C64d German version: "Hottentotten und Prostituierte: Zu einer Ikonographie der sexualisierten Frau," Clio Medica 19 (1984): 111-135.
°
C64e Excerpted in
Theresa Gronberg, ed., Manet: A Retrospective (New York: Hugh Lauter Levin/Macmillan, 1988): 370-374.
°
C64f German version
in A 17.
°
C64g Reprinted in
'Race,' Culture and Difference, eds., James
Donald and Ali Rattansi (London: Sage, 1992): 171-97.
°
C64h Reprinted in
Feminist Cultural Studies 2, ed., Terry
Lovell (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 1995), pp. 287-313.
°
C65 "Martin Luther
and the Self-Hating Jews," Michigan
Germanic Studies 10 (1984): 79-97.
°
C65a Reprinted in
G. Dünnhaupt, ed., The Martin Luther
Quincentennial (Detroit: Wayne
State University Press, 1985): 79-87.
°
C66 "Klinger's
Wieland," MLN 99 (1984): 589-606.
(with E. P. Harris)
°
C67 "Jewish Jokes:
Freud and the Hidden Language of the Jews," Psychoanalysis
and Contemporary Thought 7 (1984):
591-614.
°
C67a: Reprinted in
A10
°
C67b German version:
"Das jüdische Witzbuch. Sigmund Freud und die verborgene Sprache der
Juden," Jahrbuch der Psychoanalyse 17 (1985): 338-362.
°
C67c German version
in A 17.
°
C67d Portugese version
in Nelson H. Vieira, ed., Construindo
a imagem do judeu (Rio de Janeiro: Imago, 1994): 215-41.
°
C68 "The Mad
as Artist: Medicine, History and Degenerate
Art," Journal of Contemporary History
20 (1985): 575-597.
°
C68a Reprinted as:
"Madness and Representation: Hans
Prinzhorn's Study of Madness and Art in its Historical Context," The Prinzhorn
Collection (University of Illinois,
Krannert Art Museum, 1984): 7-14.
° C68b Reprinted in A 12
°
C68c Reprinted as “The Mad as Artists,” in Catherine
de Zegher, ed., The Prinzhorn Collection: Traces
upon the Wunderblock (New York:
The Drawing Center, 2000), pp. 25-42
°
C69 "Klabund,"
Dictionary of Literary Biography,
vol. 66 (Detroit, MI: Gale, 1988): 251-257.
°
C70 "The History
of the Concept of Schizophrenia," in E. Wallace, ed., The Yale History of Psychiatry (New Haven: Yale University Press) (forthcoming).
°
C70a Reprinted in
A12
°
C71 "Lam Qua
and the Westernization of Medical Illustration in Nineteenth-Century China,"
Medical History 30 (1986): 57-69.
°
C71a Reprinted in
A12
°
C72 "Heine's
Photographs," Hebrew University
Studies in Literature and Art 13 (1985): 222-250.
°
C72a German version:
"Heines Fotographien," Heine
Jahrbuch 27 (1988): 9-31.
°
C72b Expanded version:
in Susanne Zantop, ed., Paintings on
the Move: Heinrich Heine and the Visual Arts (Lincoln, NE: The University
of Nebraska Press, 1989):
1-116.
°
C72c Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C72d German version
in A 17.
°
C73 "The Struggle
of Psychoanalysis with Psychiatry: Who
Won?," Critical Inquiry 13
(1986): 293-313.
°
C73a Reprinted in
A 12
°
C73b Reprinted as: "Constructing the Image of the Appropriate
Therapist: The Struggle of Psychiatry
with Psychoanalysis," E. Timms and N. Segal, eds., Freud in
Exile (New Haven: Yale
University Press, 1988): 15-36.
°
C73c Reprinted as:
"The Struggle of Psychiatry with Psychoanalysis," in Françoise Meltzer,
ed., The Trial(s) of Psychoanalysis (Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 1988): 103-124.
°
C74 "Reading
Freud in English: Problems, Paradoxes,
and a Solution," International
Review of Psycho-Analysis 18 (1991): 331-44.
°
C 74a Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C75 "Quiet Revolutions
and Violent Suppressions: Foreign
Language Research and Its Rewards in the 1990s," ADFL Bulletin 17 (1986): 43-45.
°
C75a Reprinted as:
"Quiet Revolutions and Violent Suppressions: Foreign Language Research
and Its Rewards in the 1990s," Profession
86: 7-10.
°
C76 "Die Wahnsinnigen
sehen den Wahnsinn: Richard Dadd,"
in Phantasie und Deutung:
Psychologisches Verstehen von Literatur und Film, ed. Wolfram Mauser,
et al. (Würzburg: Königshausen und Neumann, 1986): 40-57.
°
C76a English version
in A 12.
°
C76b German version
in A 17.
°
C77 "'Zettelwirtschaft':
Hermann Broch's Massenwahntheorie," Exile
and Enlightenment: Festschrift for
G. Stern (Detroit: Wayne State
University Press, 1987): 181-190.
°
C 77a Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C78 "Black Sexuality
and Modern Consciousness," in Reinhold Grimm and Jost Hermand, eds.,
Blacks and German Culture (Madison:
University of Wisconsin Press, 1986): 35-53.
°
C78a Reprinted in
A 12
°
C79 "Leonardo
sees Him-Self: Reading Leonardo's
First Representation of Human
Sexuality," Social Research
54 (1987): 149-171.
°
C79a Reprinted in
A12
°
C80 "Strauss,
the Pervert, and Avant Garde Opera of the Fin de Siècle," NewGerman Critique 43 (1988): 35-68.
°
C80a Reprinted in
A12
°
C80b Shortened Version
reprinted as "Strauss and the Pervert," in Arthur Groos and Roger
Parker, eds., Reading Opera (Princeton:
Princeton University Press, 1988): 306-328.
°
C81 "The Dead
Child Speaks: Reading The Diary of
Anne Frank," Studies in American
Jewish Literature 7 (1988): 9-25.
°
C82 "Placing
the Blame for Devastating Disease," Social
Research 55 (1988): 361-78. (with
Dorothy Nelkin)
°
C82a Reprinted in
Arien Mack, ed., In Time of Plague: The History and Social Consequences of Lethal
Epidemic Disease (New York: New York University Press, 1991): 39-56.
°
C83 "Jewish Writers
and German Letters: Anti-Semitism
and the Hidden Language of the Jews," The Jewish Quarterly Review 77 (1986/7):
119-148. C83a German version: "Jüdische Literaten und deutsche Literatur:
Antisemitismus und die verborgene Sprache der Juden," Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie
107 (1988): 269-294.
°
C83b Reprinted as
"Jewish Writers in Contemporary Germany: The Dead Author Speaks,"
Studies in 20th Century Literature 13 (1989):
215-244.
°
C83c Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C83d German version
in A 17.
°
C84 "AIDS and
Syphilis: The Representation of the
Individual Living with Disease," October
43 (1987): 87-108.
°
C84a Reprinted in
A 12
°
C84b German version:
"Zur Ikonographie des AIDS-Patienten," Zeitschrift für Sexualwissenschaft (forthcoming).
°
C84c Reprinted as
"AIDS and Syphilis: The Representation
of the Individual Living with Disease," in Douglas Crimp, ed., AIDS:
Cultural Analysis/Cultural Activism (Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 1988):
87-108.
°
C85 "The Depiction
of the Insane and Some Clinical Implications," Phototherapy 6 (1987): 4-14.
°
C85a Reprinted in
A 12
°
C86 "To Quote
Primo Levi: 'If You Don't Speak Yiddish,
You're Not a Jew'," Prooftexts
9 (1989): 139-160.
°
C86a Shortened, popular
version in Midstream 35 (1989):
22-30.
°
C86b Reprinted in
Susan Tarrow, ed., Reason and Light:
Essays on Primo Levi (Ithaca, NY: Western Societies Program, 1990): 60-81.
°
C86c Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C87 "Karl Kraus's
Oscar Wilde: Race, Sex, and Difference,"
Austrian Studies (Cambridge) 1 (1990):
12-28.
°
C87a reprinted in
a shortened version in Joseph Strelka, ed., KarlKraus
(Tübingen: Francke, 1990): 125-38.
°
C87b Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C88 "Why and
How I Study the German," The German
Quarterly 62 (1989): 192-204.
°
C88a Shortened and
altered version in German Studies in
the USA: A Critique of "Germanistik" (Scottsdale, Arizona: Consortium
for Atlantic Studies, 1989):19-22.
°
C88b Revised and expanded version in A 15.
°
C89 "Plague in
Germany 1939/1989: Cultural Images
of Race, Space, and Disease," MLN
(Comparative Literature Issue) 104 (1989): 1142-1171.
°
C89a Shortened German
Version in 1999 6 (1991): 63-84.
°
C89b Revised and expanded
version in A 16.
°
C89c German version
in A 17.
°
C89d Reprinted in
Epidemics: Perspectives in Cultural Studies,
Nr. 21 (Cambridge: Cultural Studies Project, MIT, 1991):104-137.
°
C89e Reprinted in
Andrew Parker, et. al., eds., Nationalisms
and Sexualities (New York: Routledge,
1992), pp. 175-200.
°
C89f Reprinted in
Timothy Murphy and Suzanne Poirer, eds., Writing
AIDS: Gay Literature, Language, and
Analysis (New York: Columbia
university Press, 1993), p. 54-82.
°
C89g German version
reprinted in U. H. Peters, et al. eds., AIDS
in Psychiatrie und Neurologie (Köln:
Deutsche Ärzte-Verlag, 1993): 232-53.
°
C90 "'I'm Down
on Whores': Race and Gender in Victorian
London," Whitewalls: A Journal
of Language and Art #23: Regarding
An/Other (Fall, 1989): 100-126.
°
C90a Reprinted in
David Theo Goldberg, ed., Anatomy of
Racism (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1990), pp. 146-70.
°
C90b Revised and expanded version in A 16.
°
C90c Reprinted in
Catharine B. Burroughs and Jeffrey David Ehrenreich, eds., Reading the Social Body (Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 1993):
104-32
°
C90d Reprinted in
Sarah Webster Goodwin and Elisabeth Bronfen, eds., Death and Representation (Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University
Press, 1993), pp. 263-84.
°
C91 "The Jewish
Body: A Foot-note," Bulletin of
the History of Medicine 64 (1990): 588-602.
°
C91a Reprinted in
Howard Eilberg-Schwartz, ed., People
of the Body: Jews and Judaism from
an Embodied Perspective (Albany,
NY: SUNY Press, 1992), pp. 223-42.
°
C91c Revised and expanded version in A 16.
°
C91d German version
in A 17.
°
C91e Reprinted in
Londa Schiebinger, ed., Feminism and
the Body (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000): 355-374.
°
C92 "Appropriating
the Idioms of Science: Some Strategies
of Resistance to Biological Determinism," in D. La Capra, ed., The Bounds of Race (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1991),
pp. 72-103 (with Nancy Stepan).
°
C92a Reprinted in
Sandra Harding, ed., The 'Racial' Economy
of Science (Bloomington: Indiana
University Press, 1993), pp. 170-200.
°
C93 "Freud reads
Heine reads Freud," Southern Humanities
Review 24 (1990): 201-218.
°
C93a Revised and expanded version in A 16.
°
C93b Reprinted in
Mark H. Gelber, ed., The Jewish Reception
of Heinrich Heine (Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1992), pp. 77-94.
°
C93c German version
in A 17.
°
C93d German Version
in Thomas Koebner and Sigrid Weigel, eds.,
Nachmärz (Opladen: Westdeutscher
Verlag, 1996): 273-91 (Festschrift for Klaus Briegleb, 1992)
°
C94 "Anti-Semitism
and the Body in Psychoanalysis," Social
Research (Special Number on the History of Psychoanalysis) 57 (1990):
993-1018.
°
C94a Revised and expanded version in A 16.
°
C95 "Chicken
Soup or the Penalties of Sounding Too Jewish," Shofar 9 (1990):
55-69.
°
C95a Reprinted in
Dagmar Lorenz and Gabriele Weinberger, eds., Insiders and Outsiders: Jewish
and Gentile Culture in Germany and Austria (Detroit: Wayne State University
Press, 1994), pp. 15-29.
°
C95b Reprinted in Amy Colin and Elisabeth Strenger, eds., Brücken über dem Abgrund (Munich: Wilhelm
Fink, 1994), pp. 113-33.
°
C96 "Constructing
Creativity and Madness: Freud and
the Shaping of the Psychopathology of Art," in Maurice Tuchman and Carol
Eliel, eds., Parallel Visions: Modern Artists and Outsider Art (Princeton,
N. J.: Los Angeles County Museum of
Art/Princeton University Press, 1992), pp. 230-45.
°
C96a Spanish translation,
Maurice Tuchman and Carol Eliel, eds., Visones Paralelas (Madrid: Museo nacional centro de arte reine Sofía,
1993): 230-45.
° C96b Revised and expanded version in Janet Lungstrum and Elizabeth Sauer, eds., Agonistics: Arenas of Creative Contest (Albany: SUNY Press, 1997), pp. 152-76.
°
C97 "Introduction," Taboo and Totem : Contemporary Artists re-create
Freud, ed., Thomas Zaunschirm
(New York : Holmes & Meier, 1994).
°
C98 "The Image
of the Insane," Asylums in Nineteenth-Century New York (Elmira, NY: Chemung County
Historical Association, forthcoming).
°
C99 "The Image
of the Hysteric," in Sander L. Gilman, et. al. ed., Hysteria: A New History (Los Angeles, CA: University of California
Press, 1993), pp. 345-452.
°
C100 "Psychotherapy,"
for W. F. Bynum and Roy Porter, eds.,
Companion Encyclopedia of the History
of Medicine (London:
Routledge, 1993), 2: 1029-1049.
°
C101 "German
Reunification and the Jews," New
German Critique 52 (1991):
173-91.
°
C101a Reprinted in
B 17.
°
C102 "The Indelibility
of Circumcision," Koroth (Jerusalem) 9 (1991): 806-817.
°
C103 "Touch,
Sexuality and Disease" in William Bynum and Roy Porter, eds., Medicine and the Five Senses (Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 1993), pp. 198-224.
°
C104 "Whose Cancer
Is it, Anyway?" Descant 75 (1992): 41-63.
°
C105 "Max Nordau
and Sigmund Freud: The Politics of
Conversion," Southern Humanities Review
27 (1993): 1-25. (Awarded the Theodore Christian Hoepfner Award for the Best
Essay in the Southern Humanities Review
for 1993)
°
C105a partial French
translation in Max Nordau: Philosophe,
Penseur, Sioniste, ed. Delphine Bechtel,
J. le Rider, (Paris: Cerf, 1996): 33-50.
°
C106 "Freud and
the History of Sexology" for
Sexual Knowledge, Sexual Science: The History of Attitudes To Sexuality,
ed. Roy Porter and Mikulas
Teich (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1994): 323-49.
°
C107 "Zwetschkenbaum's
Competence: Madness and the Discourse
of the Jews," Modern Austrian Studies 26
(1993): 1-34.
°
C108 "Whose Classroom
Is It Anyway? Teaching and Researching
in the Humanities from a Transdisciplinary Perspective," University of Toronto Quarterly 61 (1992):
443-49.
°
C109 "Stereotype,"
in the Oxford Handbook of American Woman's
Writing. (New York:
Oxford University Press, 1995), pp. 849-52.
°
C110 "Themes
and the 'Kernel of Truth'," The
Return of Thematic Criticism, ed. Werner
Sollors, Harvard English Studies 18 (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1992),
pp. 294-7.
°
C111 "Mark Twain
and The Diseases of the Jews," American
Literature 65 (1993): 95-116.
°
C111a Reprint in Between "Race" and Culture: Representations
of the Jew" in English and
American Literature, ed. Bryan Cheyette (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1996), pp. 27-43.
°
C111b Reprint in Michael
Moon and Cathy N. Davidson, eds., Subjects
and Citizens: Nation, Race, and Gender
from "Oroonoko" to Anita Hill (Durham: Duke University Press,
1995), pp. 271-92.
°
C112 "Cultural
and Socio-economic Background," in Larry Millikan and Lawrence Charles
Parish, eds., Global Dermatology (New York: Springer, 1994): 20-27.
°
C113 "Male Sexuality
and Contemporary Jewish Literature in German: The Damaged Body as the Image of the Damaged
Soul," Genders 16 (1993): 114-40.
°
C113a Expanded version
in Hazel Kahn Keimowitz and Wolfgang
Mieder, eds., The Jewish Experience
of European Anti-Semitism (Burlington:
The Center for Holocaust Studies, 1995), pp. 45-112.
°
C114 "Freud,
Race, and Gender," American Imago 49 (1992): 155-83.
°
C114a Reprinted in
Austrian Studies 3 (1992):
20-39.
°
C114b Reprinted in
Psychoanalysis, Feminism and the Future of
Gender, eds., Joseph H. Smith and Afaf M. Mahfouz. Psychiatry and the
Humanities 14. (Baltimore: The Johns
Hopkins University Press, 1994), pp. 137-62.
°
C114c Japanese translation,
Imago (Seido sha, Tokyo) (January
1994).
°
C114d Reprinted in
Jonathan Magonet, ed., Jewish Explorations
of Sexuality (Oxford: Berghahn
Books, 1995), pp. 135-56.
°
C114e “Freud et les
concepts de Race et de Sexe,” Revue germanique internationale 5 (1996);
99-122.
°
C115 "Redrawing
the Boundaries of German Studies?" in
Heidrun Suhr, ed., Post-Wall German
Studies: A Challenge for North American
Colleges and Universities (Scottsdale, Arizona: Consortium for Atlantic
Studies, 1992), pp. 43-54.
°
C116 "Salome,
Syphilis, Sarah Bernhardt and the 'Modern Jewess'," German Quarterly 66 (1993):
195-211.
°
C116a Reprinted with
illustrations and additions in Linda Nochlin and Tamar Garb, eds., The Jew in The Text: Modernity and the Construction of Identity
(London: Thames and Hudson, 1995), pp. 97-121.
°
C116b Expanded German
version in Zeitschrift für Religion-
und Geistesgeschichte 49 (1997): 160-83.
°
C117 Preface to Jonathan Boyarin, The Education of Shlomo Noble in Europe And
America (New York: Holmes and Meier, 1994), pp. ix-xv
°
C118 "Weimar Literature" and "Nazi
Literature,"Modern Germany
: An Encylopedia
of History , People, and Culture, 1871-1990 , ed. D. Buse and J. C. Doerr,
2 vols., (New York: Garland, 1998), 2: 695-6; 1060-61.
°
C119 "Psychoanalysis
and Anti-Semitism: Tainted Greatness
in a Professional Context," in Nancy Harrowitz, ed., Tainted
Greatness: Anti-Semitism, Prejudice,
and Cultural Heroes (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1994): 93-108.
°
C120 "Otto Weininger
and Sigmund Freud: Race and Gender
in the Shaping of Psychoanalysis," in Nancy Harrowitz and Barbara Hyams,
eds., Jews and Gender: Responses to Otto Weininger (Philadelphia:
Temple University Press, 1995): 103-21.
°
C121 "History
and Images in Medicine," In History
and…: Histories within the Human Sciences
, Ralph Cohen and Michael Roth, eds., (Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 1995), pp. 90-112.
°
C122 "Kafka wept,"
Modernism/Modernity 1 (1994): 17-37.
°
C123 "You Degenerate!
The Roots of the Degenerate," culturefront
3 (1994), 84-88; 101.
°
C124 "Locating
History," Documents 4/5 (1994):
72-5.
°
C125 "Zwanzig
Mark oder: Die sichtbare Unsichtbarkeit
der Juden im 'neuen' Deutschland," in Claudia Mayer-Iswandy, ed., Zwischen Traum und Trauma — Die Nation
(Tübingen: Stauffenburg, 1994): 167-95.
°
C126 "The Jewish
Nose: Are Jews White? or the History
of the Nose Job," The Other in
Jewish Thought and History: Constructions
of Jewish Culture and Identity, ed. Laurence J. Silberstein and Robert
L. Cohn (New York: New York University
Press, 1994): 364-401.
°
C126a Reprinted in
Gisela Brinker-Gabler, ed., Encountering
the Other(s) (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1995):149-82.
°
C127 "Dreyfus's
Body — Kafka's Fear," Jewish Affairs 49 (1994): 20-30.
°
C127a “Dreyfusens
Körper-Kafkas Angst,” in Julius H. Schoeps and Hermann Simon, eds., Dreyfus und die Folgen (Berlin: Hentrich, 1995), pp. 212-233.
°
C127b reprinted in Intolérance
& indignation, ed., Jean-Max Guieu (Paris: Fischbacher, 2000), pp.
217-229.
°
C128 "Truth Telling,
Memory, and Art: Comments following
Four Weeks of Life in the New South Africa," in Africus: Johannesburg
Bienalle (Johannesburg: Transitional Metropolitan Council, 1995): 36-39.
°
C129 “Damaged Men: Thoughts on Kafka’s Body,” in Maurice Berger,
Brian Wallis and Simon Watson, eds., Constructing
Masculinity (New York: Routledge, 1995):
176-192.
°
C130 “Love + Marriage
= Death,” Sex
Positives? The Cultural Politics of
Dissident Sexualities, ed. Thomas Foster,
Carol Siegel, and Ellen E. Berry (New York and London: New York University Press, 1997), pp. 197-224.
°
C131 Preface to Dan
Diner, Germany’s Image of America
(Princeton: Marcus Wiener, 1996): xiii-xviii.
°
C132 “Neue Juden in Deutschland: Rafael Seligmann: Zur Rezeption eines Ruhestörers,”
Jüdischer Almanach 1996 (Frankfurt: Suhrkamp,
1996): 148-56.
°
C133 “Hilsenrath und
Grass Redivivus,” Thomas Kraft, ed., Edgar
Hilsenrath: Das Unerzählbare erzählen (München: Piper, 1995): 119-27.
°
C134 “Der ‘jüdische
Körper,” Julius Schoeps and Jochaim Schloer, eds., Antisemitismus: Vorurteile und Mythen (München: Piper, 1995): 167-180.
°
C134a reprinted as Julius Schoeps and Jochaim Schloer,
eds., Bilder der Judenfeindlichkeit
(Augsburg:
Bechtermünz, 1999): 167-180.
°
C135 “The Jew’s Body:
Thoughts on Jewish Physical Difference,” Too Jewish? Challenging Tradtional Identities, ed. Norman L.
Kleeblatt (New York: The Jewish Museum, 1996):
60-73.
°
C136 “Smart Jews in
Fin-de-Siècle Vienna: ‘Hybrids’ and
the Anxiety about Jewish Superior Intellignce — Hofmannsthal and Wittgenstein,”
Modernism / Modernity
3 (1996): 45-58.
°
C137 “Habent Sua Fata
Libelli; or, Books, Jobs, and the MLA: Presidential
Address 1995, PMLA 111 (May, 1996):
390-4.
° C138 “A Near Future at the Millenium,” Germanics Under Construction, ed. Jörg Roche and Thomas Salumets (München: Iudicum, 1996): 9-13.
°
C138a Expanded version in Hans Adler and Jost Hermand,
eds., Concepts of Culture
(New York: Peter Lang, 1999), pp. 135-42
°
C139 ”Rituals of Slaughter, Rituals of Murder in
fin-de-siècle European Culture: The Akedah Revividus,” Sources (Spring, 1996): 38-51.
°
C140 “The Bell Curve, Intelligence, and Virtuous
Jews,” in Joe L. Kincheloe, Shirley R. Steinberg, and Aaron D. Gresson III,
eds., Measured Lies: The Bell Curve Examined (New York:
St. Martin’s Press, 1996): 265-90.
°
C140a Reprint in Discourse 19.1 (1996): 58-80.
°
C141 "Viennese
Laughter: Freud's Jokes and Heine's Wit," Vienna: The World of Yesterday, 1889-1914, ed. Stephen Eric Bronner
and F. Peter Wagner (New Jersey: Humanities Press International, 1997), pp.
93-117.
°
C142 “R. B. Kitaj’s
“Good bad” Diasporism: The Body in
Jewish Art,” New Art Examiner 24 (1997): 12-21.
°
C142a Extended version
in Yehoshua Gitay, ed., Literary Responses
to the Holocaust 1945-1995 (San Francisco: International Scholars Press,
1998), pp. 83-118.
°
C142b Revised version
in John K. Noyes, et al., eds., Kultur
Sprache Macht: Festschrift für Peter
Horn (Frankfurt a. M.: Peter Lang,
2000), pp. 263-290
°
C143 “Negative Symbiosis:
The Re-emergence of Jewish Culture in Germany after the Wall,” in Klaus
L. Berghahn, ed., The German-Jewish Dialogue Reconsidered: A Symposium in Honor of George L. Mosse
(New York: Peter Lang, 1996), pp. 207-31.
°
C144 “AIDS and Stigma,”
in Joshua Oppenheimer and Helena Reckitt, eds. Acting on AIDS: Sex, Drugs, and
Politics (London: Serpent’s Tail
Press, 1997), pp. 101-17.
°
C145 “Introduction” and “The Beautiful Body and
AIDS,” in Social Medicine, ed. Yasuo
Otsuka and Shizu Sakai (Tokyo: Ishiyaku EuroAmerica, Inc., 1997), pp. ix-xiv,
203-230.
°
C146 Articles on “buttocks,
circumcision, Judaism, madness, nose, cosmetic surgery,” in Roy Porter, ed.,
The Oxford Companion to the Body
(Oxford: Oxford University Press, forthcoming).
° C147 “Die Rolle von Zeugnis und Glauben im Prozess bei Franz Kafka und Arnold Zweig,” Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie 116 (1997): 254-71.
°
C147a Augmented version: “Zeugenschaft und jüdische
Männlichkeit,” in Einstein Forum: Jahrbuch – Zeugnis
und Zeugenschaft 1 (1999), pp. 157-179.
°
C148 “Heine und die
Krankheit ohne Namen,” Joseph Kruse, ed., Ich
Narr des Glücks (Stuttgart: Metzler,
1997), pp. 490-6.
°
C149 “Freud’s Anna
O.,” in Todd Dufresne, ed., Freud under
Analysis: Essays in Honor of Paul Roazen (Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson,
1997), pp. 3-22.
°
C150 “The Pragmatics
of Studying the ‘German’ at the Turn of the Century,” in Scott Denham, et al., eds., A User’s Guide of German Cultural Studies (Ann Arbor: The University
of Michigan Press, 1997), pp. 439-48.
°
C151 “You are what
you eat! Fantasies of Jews, Purity,
and Slaughter at the fin de siècle,” in Carola Hilfrich-Kunjappu and Stéphane
Mosès, eds., Zwischen den Kulturen: Theorie und Praxis des interkulturellen Dialogs
(Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1997), pp. 143-54.
°
C152 “And God said
to Moses, ‘All Jews shall have big noses,’” Mindfields,
Susan Greenberg , ed., (London: Camden
Press, 1998), pp. 64-69.
°
C153 “Decircumcision:
The First Aesthetic Surgery,” Modern
Judaism 17 (1997): 201-11.
°
C154 “Sibling Incest,
Madness, and the ‘Jews,” Social Research 65 (1998):
401-34.
°
C152a Reprinted in
Jewish Social Studies NS 4 (1998): 157-179.
°
C155 “’Smart Jews’:
From The Caine Mutiny to Schindler’s List and Beyond,” in Tony Barta,
ed., Screening the Past: Film and the Representation of History
(Westport, CN: Praeger, 1998), pp. 63-82.
°
C156 “La ‘science
de la race’ a l’origine de la chirugie esthétique,” Les cahiers du judaïsme 2 (1998): 43-48.
°
C157 “Kafka’s ‘Papa’,”
in Lieve Spaas, ed., Paternity and Fatherhood
(London: Macmillan, 1998): 175-85.
°
C158 “By a Nose: On the Construction of ‘Foreign Bodies,’” Social Epistemology 13 (1999): 49-58.
°
C158a “Die verräterische Nase: Über die Konstruktion von ‘Fremdkörpern’,”
Annemarie Hürlimann, Martin Roth, Klaus Vogel, eds., Fremdkörper – Fremde Körper. Katalog
zur Ausstellung des Deutschen Hygiene-Museums
(Ostfildern-Ruit: Hatje Cantz, 1999):
31-48.
°
C159 “The
Stigma of Disease: 1000 Years,” The Lancet: millennium review 354 (2000):
15.
°
C160 “’Barbaric’
Rituals?” Is Multiculturalism Bad for
Women? Eds. Joshua Cohen, Matthew Howard, Martha C. Nussbaum (Princeton:
Princeton University Press, 1999), pp. 53-58.
°
C161 “Is Life Beautiful? Can the Shoah be Funny? Some
Thoughts on Recent and Older Films,” Critical Inquiry 26 (2000): 279-308.
°
C162 “Das Gesicht
wahren. Zur ästhetischen Chirugie,”
in Claudia Schmölders and Sander L. Gilman, eds., Gesichter der Weimarer Republik: eine physiognomische Kulturgeschichte (Cologne;
Dumont, 2000), pp. 96-112.
°
C163 “Preface” to
Michael C. Finke and Carl Niekerk, eds., One
Hundred Years of Masochism (Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2000), pp.iii-v.
°
C164 “Proust’s Nose,”Social Research 67 (2000): 61-80.
°
C165 “Jurek Becker,”
in Andreas B. Kilcher, ed., Metzler
Lexikon der deutsch-jüdische Literatur (Stuttgart:
Metzler, 2000), pp. 36-39.
°
C166 “”Visualisierung
des Geistes,” in G. Sievernich and P. Bexte, eds., 7 Hügel: Vol. 1. Kern (Berlin:
Henschel, 2000) 128-133.
° C167 “Learning a Foreign Language in a Monolingual World,” PMLA 115 (2000): 1032-1040.
Work in Progress
°
E1
Co-editor (with Anson Rabinbach), The
Nazi Sourcebook (under contract to the University of California Press)
°
E2 How I Became A German: Jurek Becker • A Life in Five Different Worlds
(under contract to the University of Chicago Press)
°
E3 Fat Boys: Masculinity and Obesity (under contract to University of
Nebraska Press)
°
E4 Co-editor (with
Todd Herzog), A New Germany in the New
Europe? (under contract with Routledge)
Permanent
Academic Appointments:
°
2000- , Distinguished
Professor of the Liberal Arts and Sciences and of Medicine; Director of the
Humanities Laboratory, The University of Illinois at Chicago
°
1999-2000, Acting
Chair, Committee on the History of Culture, The University of Chicago
°
1998-2000, Distinguish
Service Professor, The University of Chicago
°
1997-2000, Chair,
Department of Germanic Studies, The University of Chicago
°
1996-2000, Member,
Committee on the History of Culture, The University of Chicago
°
1995-2000, Member,
Department of Comparative Literature, The University of Chicago
°
1995-2000, Founding
Member, Committee on Jewish Studies, The University of Chicago.
°
1994-2000, Henry R.
Luce Professor of the Liberal Arts in Human Biology • Professor of German
(Division of the Humanities), The History of Science (Fishbein Center, Division
of the Social Sciences), and Psychiatry (Pritzker Medical School, Division
of Biology), The University of Chicago.
°
1994-1995, Member,
Department of Comparative Literature, Cornell University
°
1987-1995, Goldwin
Smith Professor of Humane Studies, Cornell University.
°
1985-1986, 1988-1990,
Director, Western Societies Program (a Title 6 area studies center, Department
of Education), Cornell University.
°
1983-1987, Professor
of Humane Studies, Cornell University.
°
1984-1991, Professor
of Near Eastern Studies, Cornell University.
°
1991-1995, Founding
Member, Field of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Studies, Cornell University.
°
1984-1990, Founding
Member, Program on the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology, Cornell
University.
°
1984-1995, Member, Program in Science, Technology, and
Society, Cornell University.
°
1982-1995, Member,
Field of Comparative Literature, Cornell University.
°
1980-1981, 1988-1990,
Director, Program of Jewish Studies, Cornell University.
°
1978-1994, Professor
of Psychiatry (History); 1994-present, Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry (History),
Cornell Medical College, New York, NY.
°
1969-1973, Assistant
Professor; 1973-1976, Associate Professor; 1976-1995, Professor; 1974-1981,
1983-1984, 1987, Chairman, Department of
German Studies; 1986-1990, Graduate Faculty Representative, German
Studies, Cornell University.
°
1968-1969, Assistant
Professor, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH.
°
1967-1968, Instructor,
Dillard University, New Orleans, LA.
°
1963-1964, Lecturer,
St. Mary's Dominican College, New Orleans, LA.
°
Fellow,
Royal Society of Medicine, London (1982)
°
Second Vice-President
(1993); First Vice President (1994); President (1995), Modern Language Association
°
Distinguished Humanist
Award, Melton Center for Jewish Studies, Ohio State University (1994)
°
Corresponding Member,
Institute of Germanic Studies, University of London
(1994-
)
°
George Morgan Award
for Creativity and Innovation in Interdisciplinary Education, Brown University
(1994)
°
Doctor of Laws (honoris causa) The University of Toronto
(1997)
°
Mertes Prize, German
Historical Institute, Washington, D.C. (1997)
°
Alexander von Humboldt
Research Prize, Humboldt Foundation, Bonn (1998)
°
Profile, Arts and
Ideas Section, New York Times (November
21, 1998)
°
Berlin Prize, The
American Academy in Berlin (2000-1)
°
Honorary Professor,
Departments of German and Comparative Literature, The Free University of Berlin
(2000)
Elected Academic Appointments:
°
Member, Delta Sigma
Rho, honorary Speech fraternity
°
Member, Delta Phi
Alpha, honorary German fraternity
°
Secretary (1971) and
President (1972), General Topics VII (Literature and Sciences) Group, MLA
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Diacritics (1971-1972)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Lessing Yearbook (1974- )
°
Member, Editorial
Board, The German Quarterly (1977-1983)
°
Associate Editor,
The German Quarterly (1981-1983)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, confinia psychiatrica (1978-1980)
°
Member, Advisory Board,
Spirali (1980-1982)
°
Elected Member, International
Committee on a New Freud Edition, Institute of Psycho-Analysis, London (1983)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Berg Series in German Studies (1986- )
°
Co-editor (with S.
Katz), Johns Hopkins Jewish Studies Series (1986-1997)
Emmanuel
Lévinas, Difficult Freedom (1990)
Dagmar
Barnouw, Visible Spaces (1990)
Ross Brann, The
Compunctious Poet (1991)
Richard Rubinstein, After Auschwitz (1992)
Gerson Hundert, The
Jews in a Polish Private Town (1992)
Naomi Sokoloff, Imagining
the Child in Modern Jewish Fiction (1992)
Alice Nakhimovsky, Russian-Jewish Literature and Identity (1992)
Frank Felsenstein, Anti-Semitic Stereotypes (1995)
David S. Wyman, ed., The World Reacts to the Holocaust (1996)
Allan Nadler, The
Faith of the Mithnagdim (1997)
Martin
Yaffe, Shylock and the Jewish Question
(1997)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, McMaster German Literature, Art and Thought Series (1986- )
°
Elected Member, Section
of the History of Medicine, Royal Society of Medicine, London (1986)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Wayne State Jewish Studies Series (1988-90)
°
Member, Steering Committee,
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Culture and Society, MLA (1988-92 ).
°
Member, Editorial
Board, German Studies Series, University of Nebraska (1988-1989)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, History of Psychiatry (1989- )
°
Editor, Texts and
Contexts Series, University of Nebraska Press (1989- )
Sander L. Gilman, Inscribing
the Other (1991)
Walter Morgenthaler, Madness and Art (1992)
Avital Ronell, Crackwars
(1992)
Claudette Sartiliot, Herbarium Verbarium (1993)
Ortwin de Graef, Serenity
in Crisis (1993)
Marc A. Weiner, Undertones
of Insurrection (1993)
Eric Williams, The
Mirror and the Word (1993)
Alain Finkelkraut, The Imaginary Jew (1994)
Avital Ronell, Finitude’s
Score (1994)
Nancy Harrowitz, Anti-Semitism
and Misogyny & The Logic of Cultural Difference (1994)
Laura Otis, Organic
Memory (1994)
Marc A. Weiner,
Richard Wagner and the Anti-Semitic Imagination (1995)
John Borneman and Jeffrey M. Peck, Sojourners (1995)
W. G. Kudszus, Poetic
Process (1995)
Enzo Traverso, The
Jews and Germany (1995)
Ortwin de Graef, Titanic
Light (1995)
Linda and Michael Hutcheon, Opera; Desire, Disease, Death (1996)
Susan Suleiman, Budapest
Diary (1996)
Elizabeth Bellamy, Affective Genealogies (1997)
Alain Finkelkraut, The Wisdom of Love (1997)
Alain Finkelkraut, The Future of a Negation (1998)
Heidi Tewarson, Rahel
Levin Varnhagen (1998)
Salomon Isacovici, Man of Ashes (1999)
Mindy Thompson Fullilove, The House of Joshua (1999)
Noah Isenberg, Between
Redemption and Doom (1999)
°
Elected Member, Executive
Committee, Division on Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century German Literature,
MLA (1990-93)
°
Presidential Nominee,
Corporation Visiting Committee for Humanities, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (1989-1992, reappointed, 1992-5)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, The World Responds to the Holocaust,
Detroit Holocaust Center (1988-96)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, disClosure: A Journal of Social
Theory, University of Kentucky (1990- )
°
Member, Editorial
Board, The Series on Science and Culture, University of Oklahoma Press (1990-
)
°
Member, Discussion
Section on Psychoanalysis and Gender, Washington School of Psychiatry (1990-91).
°
Member, Executive
Committee, Section on Humanities in Psychiatry, World Psychiatric Association
(1991- )
°
Member, Editorial
Board, PMLA (1991-93)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, The Neurological Writings of
Sigmund Freud (1991- )
°
Member, Scientific
Committee, Exhibition for the 200th Anniversary of the Paris Museums (1991-3)
°
Member, Foreign Advisory
Board, Acta Germanica (RSA) (1992-
)
°
Member, Advisory Board,
Faultline: Interdisciplinary Approaches
to German Studies (1992-)
°
Director, German Studies
Syllabus Project (DAAD) (1991-7)
°
Chair, Academic Advisory
Council, The Einstein Forum, The University of Potsdam (1994 - )
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Patterns of Prejudice (London) (1993- )
°
Co-Editor (with Peter
Burke, Roy Porter, Ludmilla Jordanova, Robert Scribner †), Picturing History Series, Reaktion Books (London)
John Harvey, Men
in Black (1995)
Sander L. Gilman, Health
and Illness (1995)
Peter Wagner, Reading
Iconotexts (1995)
Luther Link, The
Devil (1995)
Joanna Bourke, Dismembering
the Male (1996)
Stephen Kern, Eyes
of Love (1996)
Crain Clunas, Pictures
and Visuality in Early Modern China (1997)
Jerry Brotton, Trading
Territories (1997)
Jeremy Black, Maps
and Politics (1997)
Marianne Thesander, The Feminine Ideal (1997)
Dario Gamboni, The
Destruction of Art (1997)
James Ryan, Picturing
Empire (1997)
Michael Camille, Mirror
In Parchment (1998)
David Matless, Landscape
and Englishness (1998)
Antony Taylor, British
Anti-Monarchism (1999)
Michael Berkowitz, The Jewish Self-Image (2000)
Lisa Jardine and Jerry Brotton, Global Interests (2000)
°
Co-Editor (with George
Makari), Cornell University Press Studies in the Culture of Psychiatry and
Psychoanalysis (1993- )
Lynn Gamwell and Nancy Tomes, Madness in America (1995)
Elka Spoerri, Adolf
Wölfli (1997)
Ian Dowbiggin, Keeping
America Sane (1997)
John K. Noyes, The
Mastery of Submission (1997)
Valerie D. Greenberg, Freud and his Aphasia Book (1997)
Suzanne R. Stewart, Sublime Surrender (1998)
Lynn Gamwell, Dreams
1900-2000 (1999)
°
Member, Advisory Board,
The Humanities Circle, YMCA of the USA (1994-)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Studies in Contemporary German Literature, edited by Paul Michael Lützeler
(1994-)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Transculture: Interpretations
and Applications of Cultural Studies
in the Languages (1994- )
°
Member, Board of Editors,
Jewish Affairs, Johannesburg (1994-
).
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Critical Inquiry (1994- )
°
Racial Relations Committee,
Association for the Psychoanalysis of Culture and Society (1995- )
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Health: An interdisciplinary
Journal for the Study of Health, Illness, and Medicine (1995- )
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Violence in America (New York:
Scribner) (1996-2000)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Routledge Encyclopedia of Post-Modernism
(1996- )
°
Editor, Medicine and
Culture Series, The Johns Hopkins University Press (1996- )
Georges Minois, History of Suicide (1999)
Jacques Jouanna, Hippocrates (1999)
Laura Otis, Membranes (1999)
Alan Bewell, Romanticism and Colonial Disease (1999)
°
Member, Committee
on the Future of the Profession, MLA (1995-7)
°
Editor, Jewish Writing
in the Contemporary World, The University of Nebraska Press (1995 - )
Bryan
Cheyette, Contemporary Jewish Writing
in Britain and Ireland (1998)
Dagmar
Lorenz, Contemporary Jewish Writing
in Austria (1999)
°
Member, Editorial
Board, Literature and Medicine (1996-
)
° Member, Editorial Board, CORPO(REALITIES): Discourses of Disability (University of Michigan Press) (1997- )
°
Member,
Advisory Board, German Studies Center, Ben Gurion University of the the Negev (1998- )
°
Member,
Program Committee, Modern Languages Association (1998-2000)
°
Member,
Editorial Board, Studies in Gender and
Sexuality (1999- )
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Member,
Board of Reviewers, New Visions in Foreign Language Education project (representing the ADFL)
°
Member,
Editorial Board, Revisions: New Aspects of European Art (London: Black
Dog Press).
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Honorary
Member, Doubleday Book Club
°
Member,
Editorial Board, Modern Judaism
(Oxford UP, 2000- )
°
American
Philosophical Society Grant (1970)
°
Alexander von Humboldt
Fellowship (1972-1973) (declined)
°
IREX Senior Exchange
Fellowship with the Soviet Academy of Sciences (1973) (declined)
°
John Simon Guggenheim
Memorial Fellowship (1972-1973)
°
ACLS Travel Grant
(1973)
°
IREX Exchange Fellow
to the German Democratic Republic (1976)
°
Director, NEH Summer
Institute on the "1890's in Germany and Austria" (Summer 1981 and
Summer 1984)
°
Director, NEH Summer
Institute on "The Humanities and Medicine" (Summer 1986 and Summer
1988)
°
NEH Humanities, Science
and Technology Grant for research on the history of medical illustration (1985-1987)
°
Fund for Psychoanalysis
Grant for Research on "the appropriate therapist" (1986-1987)
°
MacArthur Foundation
Re-grant for "The Image of the Enemy" (1986-1987)
°
New York Humanities
Council Grant for the Heine Symposium (1988)
°
Director, DAAD Summer
Institute on "Disease and Sexuality in German Culture" (1989)
°
DAAD Grant for the
"Cultural Significance of Medicine in Modern Germany" Conference
(1990)
°
Lucius Littauer Foundation
Grant in support of the Freud, Race, and Gender Project (1990)
°
Luce Foundation Grant
for a Professorship in Ethics and Genetics (Cornell)
°
NEH Humanities, Science
and Technology Grant in support of the Freud, Race, and Gender Project (1991-1993)
°
Director, NEH Summer
Institute on "Freud and The Culture of His Time" (1991)
°
DAAD Grant for the
"The Reemergence of Jewish Culture in Germany" Conference
°
Director, DAAD German
Studies Syllabi Databank (1991-1997)
°
Director, DAAD Summer
Institute on "Kafka and 'Minor' Literature in Reunited Germany"
(1993)
°
Director, DAAD/NEH
Summer Institute on "Masochism" (1995)
°
DAAD Grant for the
“Why Wagner?” Conference (1996)
°
Lucius Littauer Foundation
Grant in support of the Jewish Studies holdings at Regenstein Library (1996)
°
Max Kade foundation
grant for the creation of a German Studies Center (1997)
°
Director, DAAD Summer
Institute on “Multicultural Germany” in Potsdam (1998)
°
German Lottery Grant
for the Weimar Physiognomy Exhibition and Conference (1998-2000)
°
TransCoop-Program
grant of the German-American Academic Council Foundation for the “Post-Shoah
Jewish Writers in German” Project (1998-2001)
°
Mellon Foundation
Grant for the Reconstitution of Undergraduate Language Teaching in the “Major”
Languages (1998-2003)
°
German Marshall Fund
Grant for the Germany in the New Europe Conference (1999)
°
DAAD Grant for the
Germany in the New Europe Conference (1999)
°
GAAC Grant for the
Visit of Hartmut Steinecke to Chicago (1999)
°
Bosch Foundation Grant
for the Fellowship Program in the Humanities (2000-5)
°
Der schejne Jid: Das Bild des “jüdischen Körpers” in Mythos
und Ritual. Jewish Museum, Vienna,
15 September – 24 January 1999.
°
Weimar Bodies. Smart Museum, The University of Chicago, 4
November 1998 – 10 January 1999 (with Stephanie D’Allesandro).
°
Das Gesicht der Weimarer
Republik, German Historical Museum (Berlin), 29 June -12 September 2000 (with
Hans Puttnies)