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Lyric diplomacy: Cold War poetics in the United States and West Germany 1945--1955
 The aesthetics of sacrifice in Heiner Muller, Wolf Vostell, Anselm Kiefer, and Rainer Werner Fassbinder
 
"Wenn das fremde alltaglich geworden": The everyday orient in nineteenth-century German literature
 The quest to fail: Kafka, Celine, and Beckett
 
Fact, verses, science: Objective poetry and scientific speculation in Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Charles Darwin
 Poetry, religion and history: Johann Gottfried Herder on Genesis 1--11
 
"Enemies of fanaticism": Ethical humanisms in the works of Hermann Broch, Erich Kahler and Thomas Mann
 Between center and periphery: Transnational Jewish literature in Weimar Berlin
 
Heavy weather and a slant of light: Modernity, mythos, and the metaphysical functions of poetry from Emily Dickinson to Eugenio Montale
 Balancing acts: The acrobatics of form and force from 1900 to 1930
 
Anxiety and acknowledgment: Lyric poetry and the truth of skepticism
 Extreme measures. Domesticating the sublime in German Realist literature
 
Bare life and metamorphic being: Nazi propaganda, Agamben, Coetzee and Kafka
 Patterns of poetic absorption in German lyric poetry in the age of Herder (1750-1784)