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By Richard Harms, 2013
Collection Overview
Abstract
Professor of English at Calvin College. The collection includes journal entries of daily proceedings under Captain Lockwood (Corporal S. J. Van Der Weele) during the military occupation of Anrath Displaced Persons Center (Marburg, Germany), March 10, 1945, to October 4, 1945; articles; book reviews; essays; pamphlet; bibliography of articles and book reviews published in Reformed Journal, Neland News, Christianity Today, Calvin Theological Journal, and others; and a bibliography of other published items.
Biographical Note
Born 13 October 1920 in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, to Dan and Cora (Gabrielse) Van Der Weele, Steve John Vander Weele served in the US Army Air Corps (later Air Force), 1942-1945. He served in the United States and Europe and at Anrath Prison Camp in northern Germany, which served as a collection point for displaced persons after liberation. After the war he graduated from Calvin College and earned an MS in 1950 and PhD in 1955 from the University of Wisconsin.
He joined the English Department faculty of Calvin College in 1955 and was steadily promoted to full professor. A teacher and scholar, he published numerous articles and book reviews, even after becoming professor emeritus in 1986. He was active in Christian and literature groups as well as academic organizations.
In 1950 Van Der Weele married Viola Hugen (1922-2007). They have two children - Deborah (Robert) Kula and Philip (Joan Snyder) - and two grandchildren.
Administrative Information
Repository:
Heritage Hall, Hekman Library
Alternate Extent Statement:
2 Boxes
Acquisition Source:
Steve J. Van Der Weele
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Series:
[
Series 1: [General Materials]],
[
Series 2: Military Experience],
[
Series 3: Published material],
[Series 4: Michigan Academy papers],
[
Series 5: Presentations],
[
Series 6: Book Reviews],
[
Series 7: Teaching in Hungary],
[
Series 8: Varia],
[
All]
- Series 4: Michigan Academy papers
- Box 1
- Folder 9
- Item 1: From Usurer to Distinguished Citizen! The Growing Acceptance of the Merchant in Eighteenth Century Drama --- 1969
- Item 2: The Language of Inevitability in Christian Tragedy --- 1980
- Folder 10
- Item 1: The Fabling Faithless of Hopkins's Theology Wreck of the Deutschebad --- 1982
- Item 2: On Reading at Night --- 1990
- Item 3: A Sampler of Short Stories by Zsigmond Movicz --- 1999
- Folder 11
- Item 1: Paradigms of Irony in Short Stories by Hungarian Authors --- 2001
- Item 2: The Trial of Anna Edes: A Window on the State of Soul in Post-War Hungary --- 2001
- Item 3: Samuel Johnson's Irene as a Commonplace book --- 2005
- Folder 12
- Item 1: Pedagogical Practices among Jews and Early Christians --- 2005
- Item 2: Czeslaw Milosz: Candidate for the First Circle of Paradise --- 2006
- Item 3: Milton Papers --- 2008?
- Item 4: Squinting at Life from a Café --- 2009
- Folder 13
- Item 1: Einstein Lite --- 2009
- Item 2: Czeslaw Milosz's Default Te Deum --- 2010
- Item 3: Abstracts
Browse by Series:
[
Series 1: [General Materials]],
[
Series 2: Military Experience],
[
Series 3: Published material],
[Series 4: Michigan Academy papers],
[
Series 5: Presentations],
[
Series 6: Book Reviews],
[
Series 7: Teaching in Hungary],
[
Series 8: Varia],
[
All]
