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David Chisholm has taught at the University
of Hamburg, Indiana University, the University of Cincinnati,
the University of Illinois, the University of Arizona
and the German Summer School of the University of New
Mexico. His teaching and research interests include
German literary-political cabaret, interrelationships
between music and German literature, German lyric poetry
and linguistic approaches to literature; he has given
lectures on these topics at various universities in
the United States and Europe, most recently at the University
of Leipzig. A former recipient of both Fulbright and
Alexander von Humboldt fellowships for research in Germany,
he currently serves on the board of directors of the
Arizona chapter of the Fulbright Association and the
national board of directors of the Alexander von Humboldt
Association of America. Among his publications are books
on Goethe's Knittelvers, verse concordances to the poetry
of Conrad Ferdinand Meyer and to Goethe's Faust, and
articles on German literary-political cabaret, music
and German literature, and phonological and prosodic
aspects of German and English poetry and prose. He has
translated German poetry, prose and radio plays into
English, and is a contributor to the Princeton Encyclopedia
of Poetry and Poetics and the Columbia Dictionary of
Modern European Literature.
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