German Culture in Nineteenth-Century America (EPDF) von Lynne Tatlock

Essays examining the circulation and adaptation of German culture in the United States during the long 19th century.

Cultural History: An American Refuge for a German Idea - Hinrich C. Seeba
The Image of Culture - Or, What Münsterberg Saw in the Movies - Eric Ames
Tacitus Redivivus or Taking Stock: A. B. Faust's Assessment of the German Element in America - Claudia Liebrand
The St. Louis World's Fair of 1904 as a Site of Cultural Transfer: German and German-American Participation - Paul Michael Luetzeler
Absolute Speculation: The St. Louis Hegelians and the Question of American National Identity - Matt Erlin
Reading Alexander von Humboldt: Cosmopolitan Naturalist with an American Spirit - Kirsten Belgum
Nietzsche: Socialist, Anarchist, Feminist - Robert C. Holub
Domesticated Romance and Capitalist Enterprise: Annis Lee Wister's Americanization of German Fiction
Pictures of Travel: Heine in America - Jeffrey A. Grossman
Retroactive Dissimilation: Louis Untermeyer, the "American Heine" - Jeffery L. Sammons
A Tramp Abroad and at Home: European and American Racism in Mark Twain - Linda Rugg
New Country, Old Secrets: Heinrich Börnstein'sDie Geheimnisse von St. Louis (1851) - Gerhild Scholz Williams
The Americanization of Franz Lieber and the Encyclopedia Americana - Gerhard Weiss
From Domestic Farce to Abolitionist Satire: Reinhold Solger's Reframing of the Union (1860) - Lorie A. Vanchena