Sebastian Wogenstein
professor of German
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Sebastian Wogenstein
Summary
Sebastian Wogenstein is a human[1]. He worked as a university teacher[2], academic[3], and literary scholar[4].
Key Facts
- Sebastian Wogenstein worked as a university teacher[2].
- Sebastian Wogenstein worked as an academic[3].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's professions included literary scholar[4].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's field of work was Jewish studies[5].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's field of work was Hebraist[6].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's field of work was German studies[7].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's field of work was German[8].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's field of work was German-language literature[9].
- Sebastian Wogenstein was employed by University of Connecticut[10].
- Sebastian Wogenstein is recorded as male[11].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's instance of is recorded as human[12].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's given name is recorded as Sebastian[13].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's official website is recorded as https://languages.uconn.edu/person/sebastian-wogenstein/[14].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's work location is recorded as Storrs-Mansfield[15].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's affiliation is recorded as University of Connecticut College of Liberal Arts and Sciences[16].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's affiliation is recorded as University of Connecticut Department of Literatures, Cultures, and Languages[17].
- Sebastian Wogenstein's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as WikiProject UConn[18].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include university teacher[2], academic[3], and literary scholar[4]. Fields of work include Jewish studies[5], an academic discipline[19]; Hebraist[6], a profession[20]; German studies[7], a field of study[21]; German[8], a modern language[22], in Germany[23]; and German-language literature[9], a sub-set of literature[24]. Sebastian Wogenstein was employed by University of Connecticut[10].
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What did Sebastian Wogenstein do for work?
Sebastian Wogenstein worked as university teacher[2], academic[3], and literary scholar[4].