Vol. 22 No. 36 (2019)

Articles

• Opium for Ovid the Pillow Book by Yoko Tawada in translation

  Alice do Vale

  1-29

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Historicity of translation on Benjamin and a case study

  Rodrigo Octávio Cardoso

  30-50

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The Kantian foundations of Walter Benjamin’s philosophy of language

  Rafael Guimarães Tavares da Silva

  51-66

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Three German´s Learner´s dictionaries State of the art of the German Learner´s Lexicography

  Félix Valentín Bugueño Miranda

  67-96

  • PDF (Spanish)

• The syllable structure in the interlanguage of Brazilian learners of German as a Foreign Language

  Rogéria Costa Pereira

  97-127

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Interlingual influences and communication strategies by learners of German as a third language an analysis of an online communicative writing

  Victor Almeida Tanaka, Dörthe Uphoff

  128-152

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Mediation in Teletandem From face-to-face sessions to reflective journals

  Maria Cristina Reckziegel Guedes Evangelista, Ana Cristina Biondo Salomão

  153-177

  • PDF

• A place to think!?– Practical experience,reflection and its core influence in Training for German Teachers in Brazil

  Ynaiara dos Santos, Hudson Kleinbing, Liane Scribelk, Paul Voerkel

  178-206

  • PDF (German)

• German Colonial Memory from a Cameroonian Perspective Between Past Coping and Relationship Interweaving

  Romuald Valentin Nkouda Sopgui

  207-222

  • PDF (German)

• The establishment of the Goethian poetic vocation in books 13 to 16 of Dichtung und Wahrheit (an investigation)

  Marco Antônio Araújo Clímaco

  223-256

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• The specter of death in two of Thomas Bernhard’s narratives The loser and Woodcutters

  José Lucas Santos, Wilma Maas

  257-272

  • PDF (Portuguese)

• Hölderlin’s project for Jena Aesthetic Ideas beyond Kant and Schiller

  Wagner de Avila Quevedo

  273-292

  • PDF (Portuguese)