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S. Minamioji explores the connections between Lessing and Laurence Sterne. T. Sakamoto examines Schiller's concept of the "soul realm" as a reflection of God. K. Onodera discusses Hölderlin's idea of the "living relationship" between the "own" and the "foreign" as a potential complement to Aristotelian poetics. T. Teraoka analyzes the motif of God's execution in Heine's discourse on revolution. D. Séville-Fürnkäs delves into "La Vénus Noire" within Baudelaire's "Fleurs du Mal." Y. Aramata studies the European Oriental figure in Hofmannsthal's comedy "Cristina's Journey Home." I. Shitahodo investigates the citations from Büchner's "Danton's Death" in Thomas Mann's "Considerations of an Unpolitical Man." E. Kouno presents Karl Kraus as a language architect in the context of social media. S. Ogawa discusses the theme of denied vision in Ingeborg Bachmann's "Ihr glücklichen Augen." H. Yamamoto examines the linguistic landscape in Peter Waterhouse's travel poems "Prospero's Land." Y. Kawasaki conducts a historical linguistic study of the Old Saxon "Heliand." T. Yamada reflects on a dawning memory of something that never happened. A. Fujii presents an interdisciplinary study of Augsburg manuscripts and prints from the 15th century. A. Ogawa exemplifies von der Gabelentz's "individual language study" and "general grammar" through the genitive object in German and its Japanese counterpart. T. Rist offers notes on contemporary French.