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Deniz Göktürk

    Deniz Göktürk's work delves into the literary and cinematic imaginations of America within early twentieth-century German culture, alongside themes of migration, culture, and cinema. Her scholarship interrogates the intersection of nationhood and migration in German contexts, examining these through lenses of transnational cinemas, travelling auteurs, and hybrid cultures. Göktürk's approach is deeply rooted in cultural studies, exploring how cultural capital and diversity are shaped in a global landscape, particularly concerning Istanbul as a cultural hub. Her research and teaching highlight the ongoing dialogue between national identity and transnational influences.

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    Framing Migration: Seven Takes on Movement and Borders
    • Focusing on interdisciplinary inquiry, this series highlights significant scholarly contributions in German cultural studies, covering diverse topics from local to global contexts. It emphasizes the interplay of various disciplines, including history, musicology, and media studies, to enhance critical understanding. Each volume is published in English, showcasing new theoretical and methodological approaches that transcend disciplinary boundaries. The series aims to release three to four new titles annually, enriching the field with innovative perspectives.

      Framing Migration: Seven Takes on Movement and Borders