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  1. Enlightenment and religion in German and Austrian literature
    Published: 2017
    Publisher:  Legenda, Modern Humanities Research Association, Cambridge

    Universitätsbibliothek der Fernuniversität
    CHA/RELI
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    Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Münster
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  2. Ivo Andrić
    istorija i politika : priloī proučavanju jugoslovenskih i srpskih političkih i kulturnih odnosa sa Nemačkom, Austro-Ugarskom i Austrijom
  3. Schlaglichter der Moderne
    Studien zur österreichischen Literatur im langen 20. Jahrhundert
    Published: 2018
    Publisher:  Leykam international, Zagreb

  4. Enlightenment and religion in German and Austrian literature
  5. Politics and culture in Germany and Austria today
    Contributor: Matthes, Frauke (Herausgeber); Osborne, Dora (Publisher); Krylova, Katya (Publisher); Aspioti, Myrto (Publisher)
    Published: 2021
    Publisher:  Camden House, Rochester, New York

    As debates about Europe, migration, resurgent nationalism, and neoliberalism intensify in Germany and Austria, politics has gained particular prominence in cultural production and cultural institutions. How does this development affect German Studies... more

     

    As debates about Europe, migration, resurgent nationalism, and neoliberalism intensify in Germany and Austria, politics has gained particular prominence in cultural production and cultural institutions. How does this development affect German Studies as a discipline and a practice? Volume 14 of Edinburgh German Yearbook examines political or politicized aspects of contemporary life that have become increasingly significant for culture today. The contributions gathered here offer engaging readings of contemporary literary texts (including work by Sasa Stanisic, Anke Stelling, and Timur Vermes), films (by Fatih Akin, Ruth Beckermann, and Andreas Dresen), and other forms of cultural intervention (the polemics of Max Czollek and Oliver Polak, and the activism of the left-feminist group Burschenschaft Hysteria). These encourage us to consider how communities are being (re)shaped by current political and social crises, antagonisms around memory cultures, questions of European identity, as well as challenges to the status of an assumed Leitkultur and the discourse of integration.

     

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