Bernd Springer

Bernd Springer is a Researcher affiliated with the Department of English and German at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. He is part of the SGR Research Group, dedicated to the study of conflict representation in literature and culture. His work spans German literature since 1750, cultural history, and intercultural communication challenges between Spanish and German contexts.

Research Interests: German literature and cultural history from the 18th century onward, with a focus on war narratives, resistance under authoritarian regimes, and the role of language in fostering cross-cultural understanding. He advocates for multilingualism in academic discourse and explores how literary texts engage with historical trauma and societal conflicts.

Publications highlight analyses of authors like Paul Coelestin Ettighoffer and Hans Fallada, addressing themes such as nationalism, bombings in WWII, and moral dilemmas under dictatorship. His writings also emphasize the practical application of linguistic and cultural knowledge to bridge European cultural divides.

No scientific awards or formal grants are listed in the provided materials. He has no documented advisees, though his research contributions suggest engagement with academic mentorship.

Labs/Teams: Active member of the Group for the Representation of Conflict and the SGR Research Group, collaborating within the Department of English and German to advance interdisciplinary studies in literature, culture, and communication.