Authors and the World
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Authors and the World
Literary Authorship in Modern Germany
Braun, Dr. Rebecca
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
03/2024
368
Mole
Inglês
9781501391064
15 a 20 dias
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List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Note on Translations
Introduction: Rethinking Goethe's World Literature through Questions of Authorship
1. Four Modes of Authorship across the German Twentieth Century
2. The Exemplary Creator: Modelling Authorship in Post-War West Germany
3. The Exemplary Pedagogue: Alternative Foundations for Belonging in the GDR
4. Mediating Authorship in Berlin and Frankfurt, 1959-1989
5. After the Death of the Author: The Rise of the Utopian Mode, 1988-2018
6. New Collaborations: Models of Transnational Authorship in Contemporary German-speaking Europe
In Conversation: Ulrike Draesner: On Creating Contexts for Literature
In Conversation: Olga Martynova on Living in Multiple Literary Worlds
In Conversation: Ulrike Almut Sandig on Collaborating across Media, Genres, and Countries
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements
Note on Translations
Introduction: Rethinking Goethe's World Literature through Questions of Authorship
1. Four Modes of Authorship across the German Twentieth Century
2. The Exemplary Creator: Modelling Authorship in Post-War West Germany
3. The Exemplary Pedagogue: Alternative Foundations for Belonging in the GDR
4. Mediating Authorship in Berlin and Frankfurt, 1959-1989
5. After the Death of the Author: The Rise of the Utopian Mode, 1988-2018
6. New Collaborations: Models of Transnational Authorship in Contemporary German-speaking Europe
In Conversation: Ulrike Draesner: On Creating Contexts for Literature
In Conversation: Olga Martynova on Living in Multiple Literary Worlds
In Conversation: Ulrike Almut Sandig on Collaborating across Media, Genres, and Countries
Bibliography
Index
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author; literature; Germany; German language; Europe; 20th century; mode; modality; modern; creation; post-war; east; west; pedagogy; GDR; Berlin; Frankfurt; Cold War; Utopian; transnational; contemporary; context; Ulrike Draesner; Olga Martynova; Ulrike Almut Sandig; worldbuilding; collaboration; media; genre
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Note on Translations
Introduction: Rethinking Goethe's World Literature through Questions of Authorship
1. Four Modes of Authorship across the German Twentieth Century
2. The Exemplary Creator: Modelling Authorship in Post-War West Germany
3. The Exemplary Pedagogue: Alternative Foundations for Belonging in the GDR
4. Mediating Authorship in Berlin and Frankfurt, 1959-1989
5. After the Death of the Author: The Rise of the Utopian Mode, 1988-2018
6. New Collaborations: Models of Transnational Authorship in Contemporary German-speaking Europe
In Conversation: Ulrike Draesner: On Creating Contexts for Literature
In Conversation: Olga Martynova on Living in Multiple Literary Worlds
In Conversation: Ulrike Almut Sandig on Collaborating across Media, Genres, and Countries
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgements
Note on Translations
Introduction: Rethinking Goethe's World Literature through Questions of Authorship
1. Four Modes of Authorship across the German Twentieth Century
2. The Exemplary Creator: Modelling Authorship in Post-War West Germany
3. The Exemplary Pedagogue: Alternative Foundations for Belonging in the GDR
4. Mediating Authorship in Berlin and Frankfurt, 1959-1989
5. After the Death of the Author: The Rise of the Utopian Mode, 1988-2018
6. New Collaborations: Models of Transnational Authorship in Contemporary German-speaking Europe
In Conversation: Ulrike Draesner: On Creating Contexts for Literature
In Conversation: Olga Martynova on Living in Multiple Literary Worlds
In Conversation: Ulrike Almut Sandig on Collaborating across Media, Genres, and Countries
Bibliography
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
author; literature; Germany; German language; Europe; 20th century; mode; modality; modern; creation; post-war; east; west; pedagogy; GDR; Berlin; Frankfurt; Cold War; Utopian; transnational; contemporary; context; Ulrike Draesner; Olga Martynova; Ulrike Almut Sandig; worldbuilding; collaboration; media; genre
