Andererseits Provides A Forum For Research, Commentary, And Creative Work On Topics Related To The German-speaking World And The Field Of German Studies. Works Presented In The Publication Come From A Wide Variety Of Genres Including Book Reviews, Poetry, Essays, Editorials, Forum Discussions, Academic Notes, Lectures, And Traditional Peer-reviewed Academic Articles. In Addition, We Welcome Contributions By Journalists, Librarians, Archivists, And Other Commentators Interested In German Studies Broadly Conceived. As A Specifically Transatlantic Endeavor, We Also Highlight Select Topics In American Studies That Impact German Studies. By Publishing Such A Diverse Array Of Material, We Hope To Demonstrate The Extraordinary Value Of The Humanities In General, And German Studies In Particular, On A Variety Of Intellectual And Cultural Levels. This Issue Features Sections About German Studies Approaches To Media Literacy, Stephen Dowden's Book »modernism And Mimesis« And The Poetics Of Ambiguous Memory.