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Dr. Terry H. Pickett
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| Dr. Terry H. Pickett received his
A.B. from the University of Georgia, studied as a DAAD-Fellow
at the University of Kiel, earned an M.A. at the University
of Alabama and a Ph.D. at Vanderbilt University. Dr. Pickett
has held three Fulbrights, one IREX (Poland) grant and a number
of other stipends and fellowships. He specializes in late 18th
and early 19th century literature. His publications include
three book-length studies, thirty scholarly articles and innumerable
book reviews and notes. In his published research Pickett examines
K.A. Varnhagen von Ense(1785-1858) and his circle, including
Americans such as Albert Brisbane and Frederick Douglass. He
has also written on the philosophical oeuvres of Marion Montgomery
and published a study of The origins of modernity, Inventing
Nations (1996). Dr. Pickett currently serves as coordinator
for German and the critical languages programs. He engages his
favorite hobby of mountain hiking when he leads the German summer
program through which participants can take part in the course
Hiking in the Alps. Dr. Pickett sings baritone in the choir
at Vestavia Hills Baptist Church. |
Director, Critical Languages Program
Professor,
German
Office: BURNS104 |
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