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¿This rich collection of scholarly essays on GermanAmerican relations offers the first-ever assessment of this crucial transatlantic partnership over the long term, since the founding of the German nation in 1871, through the turbulent 20th century, and into the Biden Administration. Preeminent historian, Dr. Detlef Junker, draws on decades of deep study to bring us, in lively and lucid prose, his analysis of the changing political relationship that shaped both countries as well as the world. With his signature wit and insight, and delivered in the style of an accomplished journalist, Junker has created a must-read for anyone who wishes to understand the changing relationship of Germany and the United States.¿ Kirsten Fischer, Professor of History, University of Minnesota ¿One of Germany¿s most eminent contemporary historians has provided us with an enlightening and stimulating account of German¿American relations in the 20th and 21st centuries. Selecting from his manifold writings during a long and distinguished career, Detlef Junker gives us an eye-opening account of the many challenges with which German¿American relations continue to be confronted in our world of turmoil and instability. Junker¿s highly informative book should be essential reading for anyone interested in both the past and the future of Americäs relations with Germany¿still Europe¿s most important political and economic power.¿ Klaus Larres, Distinguished Professor of History and International Affairs, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ¿Here is an authoritative overview of the mostly friendly, at times dramatic relations between the United States and Germany that have shaped much of transatlantic history since 1871. Detlef Junker succeeds in balancing his critical insights into Americäs ascent as a world power and its recent challenges with those of Germany¿s rise, fall, and rise as a European power. Thoroughly researched and well written, the volume has much to offer to both scholars and students.¿ Frank Trommler, Professor of German em., University of Pennsylvania Germany and the USA 1871¿2021 is the first comprehensive look at 150 years of German-American relations. It traces this dramatic story in all its complexity from the founding of the German nation state in 1871 to World War I, the Weimar Republic, Hitler and Nazi Germany, the Cold War and its demise, and the revolution of 9/11. The book also scrutinizes the presidencies of George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump on one side of the Atlantic, as well as the tenure of the German Chancellor Angela Merkel on the other side. This book comprises earlier publications of the author and closes with a new chapter on ¿Obama, Trump, der Niedergang einer imperialen Demokratie und die amerikanisch-deutschen Beziehungen 2009¿2021 ¿ Ein Essay.¿ (¿Obama, Trump, the decline of an imperial democracy and American-German relations 2009¿2021.¿)

Die Arbeit stellt ein Sprachmodell vor, das auf informations- und systemtheoretischen Analysen fußt. Sprache wird als informationsverarbeitendes System begriffen, dessen Elemente in gewichteter Relation zueinander stehen. Die Relationen sind, insbesondere im Austausch des Systems mit seiner Umwelt, veränderlich und erlauben es, sprachliche Äußerungen wahrscheinlichkeitstheoretisch zu bestimmen bzw. vorherzusagen. nsofern lässt sich auf Grundlage des Modells Sprache darstellen und neue Sprachtechnologie entwickeln, wobei eine Unterscheidung wahrgenommener Information (¿sprachlicher Phänotyp¿) und nicht wahrgenommener Information (¿rezessive Information¿) Flexibilität und Erfolg verspricht. DE

Durch die offene Bereitstellung von Forschungsdaten profitieren Wissenschaftler:innen ungemein: vorhandene Datensätze können wiederverwendet und die Effizienz des wissenschaftlichen Fortschritts gesteigert werden. Der Datenaustausch schafft mehr Transparenz, macht die Zusammenarbeit effizienter und kann als Qualitätssicherungsmaßnahme betrachtet werden. Im Rahmen der E-Science-Tage 2021 wurden die Bedeutung, die Risiken und die Vorteile der gemeinsamen Nutzung von Forschungsdaten erörtert. Der vorliegende Tagungsband ist eine Sammlung von Vorträgen und Postern zum Thema "Share Your Research Data". DE

The coming-of-age novel continues to be an important genre for depicting the interrelation of body, subject, and society. Women writers of the Caribbean diaspora return to this genre to describe lived experience and both social inclusion and exclusion, that either support or inhibit personal development within seemingly predetermined power structures. This study investigates and defines the Caribbean-diasporic coming-of-age novels which aim to decolonize the genre of the Bildungsroman. It offers a comparative perspective on the novels written by Angie Cruz, Edwidge Danticat, Ramabai Espinet, and Makeda Silvera, who write about adolescent, maternal, homoerotic, unruly, violated, and rebellious bodies. Close reading focuses on the fictional representations and discourses of hegemonic and subversive body politics under postcolonial and migrant conditions. The book shows how feminist, political writing makes marginalized bodies, identities, and histories visible.