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Jeffrey Grossman is an Associate Professor at the University of Virginia's Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures. His research focuses on German, Yiddish, and comparative literature since the late 18th century, German-Jewish culture, literary theory, and the translation and transmission of knowledge and texts.
- German-Jewish Cultural Studies
- Translation Theory and Practice
- Literary Modernism and Postmodernism
- Exile and Migration Narratives
- Memory and Holocaust Representation
- Intertextual Analysis
His recent publications explore the intersections of Yiddish and German literature, translation as a cultural-political act, and ethical dilemmas in Holocaust-related narratives. Articles examine topics ranging from Sholem Asch's German translations to Kafka's post-war reception and Heine's contested legacy in German Jewish culture.
Scientific Awards
- DAAD Research Award (2011)
- Sesquicentennial Research Fellowship (2010-2011)
- Fulbright Fellowships (2000, 1992-1994)
- NEH Fellow (2005)
- DAAD Dissertation Research Grant (1989-1990)
Grossman has secured grants from prestigious institutions like the YIVO Institute and University of Pennsylvania's Center for Advanced Judaic Studies, reflecting his expertise in German-Jewish intellectual history and transnational cultural studies.
