ZAA (Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik) is a reviewed quarterly that covers all areas of English Studies: literature, culture, and language. This homepage offers you a glimpse at current affairs as well as an overview of its publishing history from 2004 onwards, of submission requirements and organisational structures.
Volume 66.2 (2018)
Special Issue Cultural Techniques
Issue Editors: Susanne Bayerlipp, Ralf Haekel, Johannes Schlegel
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- Susanne Bayerlipp, Ralf Haekel, and Johannes Schlegel, “Introduction”
- Susanne Bayerlipp, “‘Of barbarouse people and what miserable lyves they leade’ – William Thomas’s Tana and Persia and the Cultural Techniques of Early Modern Translation”
- Johannes Schlegel, “‘Disjoint and out of Frame’: Hamlet and the Problem of Synchrony”
- Stephanie Sommerfeld, “The Posthumanist Technological Sublime as Cultural Technique: Poe’s ‘The Man That Was Used Up’”
- Ralf Haekel, “Cultural Techniques, Media History, and the Art of Poetry: T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets”
- Robert Smid, “on Cartographic Techniques in Literature”
- Nicola Glaubitz, “Cultural Techniques and the Politics of Detail: Tom McCarthy’s Remainder and/as Media Theory”
