Contemporary German writers, their aesthetics and their language

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Contemporary German writers, their aesthetics and their language : ed. by Arthur Williams...

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Müşterek Yazar:	Contemporary German Writers, their Language and Aesthetics (Diğer)
Diğer Yazarlar:	Williams, Arthur (Editör), Parkes, Stuart (Editör, Önsöz yazarı), Preece, Julian (Editör)
Materyal Türü:	Konferans Sunumu Kitap
Dil:	German
Baskı/Yayın Bilgisi:	Bern [u.a.] : Lang, 1996
Konular:	Deutschland Schriftsteller Poetik Kongress
İçindekiler/parçalar:	19 Kayıt

1. The use of language in the plays of Werner Schwab : towards a definition of "Das Schwabische"

2. Christa Wolf and Bertold Brecht : a case of extended intertextuality?

3. Intertextuality : a study of a concept and its application to the relationship of Christa Wolf's "Neue Ansichten eines Katers" to E. T. A. Hoffmann's "Lebens-Ansichten des Katers M...

4. Julian Schutting's aesthetic of reading and writing

5. Diverging trends in feminine aesthetics : Anne Duden and Brigitte Kronauer

6. Aesthetics and storytelling : some aspects of Jurek Becker's "Erzählungen"

7. Ilse Aichinger : the poetics of silence

8. The function of allegory in Christoph Ransmayr's novel "Die letzte Welt"

9. Metaphors of darkness and light in Eveline Hasler's "Anna Göldlin, letzte Hexe" and "Der Riese im Baum"

10. Heinrich Böll's 'logocentric' theory of language

11. Poetry and photography in the works of Rolf Dieter Brinkmann

12. Non-verbal communication in Robert Schneider's novel "Schlafes Bruder"

13. Divergence and convergence : an outline of literary developments in the two German states

14. Cut-up "shortest stories" : the examples of Helmut Heißenbüttel and Ror Wolf

15. "Die Suche nach dem Was und dem Wie" : Hans Joachim Schädlich

16. "Trinken Trinken Trinken. Die Welt in Ordnung trinken" : the language-fortification of Rainald Goetz

17. Etymology of violence : Elisabeth Reichart's prose

18. The land surveyor : Hanns-Josef Ortheil's search for his poetic home

19. Writing as precarious salvation : the work of Wolfgang Hilbig