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Donahue, William Collins
(University of Oregon, 2013)
“The Impossibility of the Wenderoman” argues against the conventional conception of the Wenderoman (and of thematically related films and plays) that views it essentially as a kind of cultural document of the German “Wende.” ...
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Wallace, Peter
(University of Oregon, 2013)
Political geographers draw distinctions in English between borders, usually conceived of as lines on a map, and frontiers, which are seen as zones. In German, Grenze, a word borrowed from Slavic, and reflecting ethnic ...
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Stephen, Lynn
(University of Oregon, 2013)
This article embeds a discussion of contemporary transborder communities-- communities spread out in multiple locations in the U.S. and Mexico-- in the history of U.S.-Mexico relations as seen through the colonial and ...
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Urang, John Griffith
(University of Oregon, 2013)
By the East German authorities’ account, the “Anti-Fascist Wall of Protection,” or Berlin Wall, was built to thwart hordes of anti-communist commandos poised to invade the socialist republic. If the Party acknowledged the ...
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Wegmann, Nikolaus
(University of Oregon, 2013)
The Berlin Wall is – in spite of its obvious function and its supposedly simple form (Gestalt) – an object that must be read carefully. Countless attempts have been made to analyze the significance of the Berlin Wall. The ...
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Mukamel, Maya
(University of Oregon, 2013)
The present work explores the separation barriers built by the Israeli government and military as products and producers of asymmetries of power between Israelis and Palestinians; and, at the same time, as products and a ...
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Librett, Jeffrey S.
(University of Oregon, 2013)
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