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| Page updated 23 Apr. 2009 |
The MHRA publishes Oxford German Studies in partnership with Maney Publishing.
Latest Issue
Oxford German Studies (38:1) 2009 was published in April and is available
online
here.
Scope
The journal is edited by T. J. Reed and N. F. Palmer and is open to contributions on German literature and related subjects -- social, intellectual and art history -- both by established and younger scholars. Work based on important unpublished sources is particularly welcome.
Postal address for correspondence:
The Editors
Oxford German Studies
St Edmund Hall
Oxford, OX1 4AR
United Kingdom
Details of the contents of volumes 23 to 33 are available here.
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