acolit: the GAPS newsletter

acolit: the GAPS newsletter

This newsletter – now discontinued – provided information on GAPS activities. It was published annually by the Department of New Anglophone Literatures and Cultures (NELK) at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt/Main until 2018.

While the newsletter ACOLIT is no longer active, the latest information about events, CfPs and job opportunities is circulated on a monthly basis via the GAPS mailing list. Become a GAPS member to receive the monthly GAPS newsletter.

archive

ACOLIT 75
Dec. 2018
ACOLIT 70
Dec. 2013
ACOLIT 65
Dec. 2009
ACOLIT 60
July 2007
ACOLIT 55
Dec. 2004
ACOLIT 50
June 2002
ACOLIT 74
Dec. 2017
ACOLIT 69
Nov 2012
ACOLIT 64
July 2009
ACOLIT 59
Dec. 2006
ACOLIT 54
July 2004

ACOLIT 73
Sept. 2016
ACOLIT 68
July 2011
ACOLIT 63
Dec. 2008
ACOLIT 58
July 2006
ACOLIT 53
Dec. 2003

ACOLIT 72
Sept. 2015
ACOLIT 67
Dec. 2010
ACOLIT 62
July 2008
ACOLIT 57
Dec. 2005
ACOLIT 52
June 2003
ACOLIT 71
Sept. 2014
ACOLIT 66
July 2010
ACOLIT 61
Dec. 2007
ACOLIT 56
July 2005
ACOLIT 51
Dec. 2002

special issues

No. 4  Frank Schulze-Engler (ed.). New Literatures in English: Prospects and Retrospects. 25 Years of Study, Teaching and Research in German-Speaking Countries. ACOLIT Special Issue No. 4. Frankfurt a.M.: Institut für England- und Amerikastudien, 2002.

No. 3    Gordon Collier, Dieter Riemenschneider, Frank Schulze-Engler (eds.). Postcolonial Theory and the Emergence of a Global Society. ACOLIT Special Issue No. 3. Frankfurt a.M.: Institut für England- und Amerikastudien, 1998.

No. 2  Tobias Döring, Uwe Schäfer, Mark Stein (eds.). Can “The Subaltern” Be Read? The Role of the Critic in Postcolonial Studies. ACOLIT Special Issue No. 2. Frankfurt a.M.: Institut für England- und Amerikastudien, 1996.

No. 1  Dieter Riemenschneider, Frank Schulze-Engler (eds.). ACOLIT Special Issue No. 1. Frankfurt a.M.: Institut für England- und Amerikastudien, 1995.