by Jon Lackman | 19 April 2006 | Books, Theory
In Germany in the years after 1968, junior scholars forced a fresh reckoning with the discipline’s Nazi-era record; so again today, writes Daniela Stöppel in reviewing a new essay collection edited by Nicola Doll, Christian Fuhrmeister and Michael H. Sprenger. Especially valuable for reviewer Ines Katenhusen is the attention given to activities outside the academy, in museums in particular. That said, no one has yet arrived at the necessary comprehensive overview, writes Sabine Fastert.
