I find that German scholars are not cited as frequently as American bred
scholars in American based books and schools. I suppose this is to be expected.
However, when researching specific subjects, I find that the German scholars
differ somewhat in their views (at times) than do American scholars. In view of
this, I find myself agreeing (at times) with the proofs set forth by a
particular non-American scholar, but these proofs get little publicity among
students of Greek in America.
Do any differences of a *general* nature exist between the approach of German
scholarship than that of American scholarship? I am not concerned if one is
considered better than another. I am merely interested in identifying the
differences so I can have the bigger picture (if one exists).
Thanks,
Wes Williams