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Therese Augst

Chair World Languages and Literatures and Associate Professor of German Studies Section Head

Lewis & Clark College

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Interactive Learning Center

The College

Department Of English

Department Of World Languages

Studies Of Department Of Gender

Studies Of Department Of Religious

Department Of Environmental Science And Engineering

Division Of Arts And Humanities

Lewis & Clark College

Studies Of German

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Therese Augst is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Chair World Languages and Literatures and Associate Professor of German Studies Section Head at Lewis & Clark College.

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Therese Augst

Lewis & Clark College

Chair World Languages and Literatures and Associate Professor of German Studies Section Head

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cultural history history humanities social history intellectual history art cultural studies visual culture interdisciplinary history diaspora studies art criticism anni albers comparative literature human migration international migration digital art refugee studies migration studies refugee law middle east policy levant urban history european society image communication modern literature literary history poetics american literature western american literature narrative victorian literature refugee movements diasporic movement forced migration refugee status photographic studies literary studies life writing arts-based research art theory hannah arendt refugee experience anna seghers mexico city multimedial exposures marguerite wildenhain rahel szalit lost life jewish artist documentary film contemporary drama french history art history english translation studies aesthetics feminist philosophy history of art modernity historical dance film scores world literature feminist studies philosophy of film cultural policy dramaturgy french cultural heritage public performance performance art european cinema art research contemporary theatre archival research theatre film criticism visual arts popular culture literature art education college english contemporary art cinema film heritage studies literary theory literary criticism

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Dispatches From the “Other Germany”: Anna Seghers and the Heinrich-Heine-Klub in Mexico City. Seminar A Journal of Germanic Studies (2026)

historyurban historyanna segherscomparative literaturesocial historyintellectual historyeuropean societycultural studiesmexico citycultural history

The Storykeeper: Observations on an Encounter Between Walter Benjamin and Anna Seghers. Monatshefte (2025)

historyhumanitiesamerican literaturewestern american literatureinterdisciplinary historysocial historyliterary theoryintellectual historynarrativehistoriographyvictorian literaturecontemporary fictionliteraturehistorical reviewpublic historyliterary criticismcultural history

Traces of a Jewish Artist: The Lost Life and Work of Rahel Szalit. by Kerry Wallach. University Park, Pa: Penn State University Press, 2024. 312 Pages + 79 B/W and 8 Color Images + 1 Map. $39.95 Hardcover or Ebook.. Monatshefte (2025)

rahel szalitarthumanitiesart criticismart historyhistory of artlost lifeintellectual historydiaspora studiesarts-based researchjewish artistvisual artsart theoryheritage studiesvisual cultureart researchcultural history

The Journeywoman’s Tale: Anni Albers and Marguerite Wildenhain on Craft, Mobility, and Modernity. Feminist Modernist Studies (2023)

art criticismliterary studiesart historyinterdisciplinary historymodernitymodern literatureliterary historypoeticsmarguerite wildenhainliteratureliterary theoryanni albersliterary criticismlife writingcultural history

Nomad and Pariah: Anni Albers and Hannah Arendt on Refugee Experience. The Germanic Review Literature Culture Theory (2021)

refugee studiescultural studieshistoryhumanitiesrefugee movementsdiasporic movementmigration studiesanni albersrefugee lawsocial historydiaspora studieshuman migrationhannah arendtforced migrationmiddle east policyrefugee experiencelevantinternational migrationrefugee status

Multimedial Exposures: The Modernist Self-Portrait in Text and Image. The Germanic Review Literature Culture Theory (2014)

artdigital artimage communicationmultimedial exposuresphotographic studiesvisual culture

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Therese Augst

Chair World Languages and Literatures and Associate Professor of German Studies Section Head

Lewis & Clark College

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Interactive Learning Center

The College

Department Of English

Department Of World Languages

Studies Of Department Of Gender

Studies Of Department Of Religious

Department Of Environmental Science And Engineering

Division Of Arts And Humanities

Lewis & Clark College

Studies Of German

computer lab

Therese Augst is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Chair World Languages and Literatures and Associate Professor of German Studies Section Head at Lewis & Clark College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Therese Augst

Lewis & Clark College

Chair World Languages and Literatures and Associate Professor of German Studies Section Head

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Dispatches From the “Other Germany”: Anna Seghers and the Heinrich-Heine-Klub in Mexico City. Seminar A Journal of Germanic Studies (2026)

historyurban historyanna segherscomparative literaturesocial historyintellectual historyeuropean societycultural studiesmexico citycultural history

The Storykeeper: Observations on an Encounter Between Walter Benjamin and Anna Seghers. Monatshefte (2025)

The Journeywoman’s Tale: Anni Albers and Marguerite Wildenhain on Craft, Mobility, and Modernity. Feminist Modernist Studies (2023)

Nomad and Pariah: Anni Albers and Hannah Arendt on Refugee Experience. The Germanic Review Literature Culture Theory (2021)

Multimedial Exposures: The Modernist Self-Portrait in Text and Image. The Germanic Review Literature Culture Theory (2014)

artdigital artimage communicationmultimedial exposuresphotographic studiesvisual culture

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