Kronst?dter Beitr?ge zur Germanistischen Forschung

Aims & Scope

Die Zeitschrift Kronst?dter Beitr?ge zur germanistischen Forschung, auf Initiative von Prof.

Dr. habil.

Carmen Elisabeth Puchianu gegr?ndet, erscheint j?hrlich und enth?lt Arbeiten in den Bereichen Literatur-, Sprach- und ?bersetzungswissenschaft, Didaktik der deutschen Sprache und Literatur sowie Rezensionen in deutscher Sprache.

Die Auswahl der Beitr?ge erfolgt im Rahmen eines Peer-Review-Verfahrens.

Die Reihe versteht sich als Diskussionsforum f?r konsekrierte und f?r Nachwuchsgermanistinnen und -germanisten renommierter Universit?ten aus Rum?nien (Bukarest, Gro?wardein, Hermannstadt, Jassy, Klausenburg, Kronstadt, Temeswar), Ungarn (Budapest, P?cs), ?sterreich (Wien), Deutschland (Aschaffenburg, Dortmund, M?nchen, Passau, Saarbr?cken), Polen (Krakau) u.a.

Die Beitr?ge widerspiegeln die neuesten Ergebnisse im Bereich germanistischer Forschung und zeugen von hohem wissenschaftlichen Niveau.

Gleichzeitig stellt die Publikation eine wertvolle Handreichung f?r Lehrende und Studierende der Germanistik dar.

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Most Cited Articles

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