Unlikely history : the changing German-Jewish symbiosis, 1945-2000

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Unlikely history : the changing German-Jewish symbiosis, 1945-2000 / ed. by Leslie Morris and Jack Zipes

Opis bibliograficzny
Kolejni autorzy:	Morris, Leslie (Redaktor), Zipes, Jack (Redaktor)
Format:	Książka
Język:	German
Wydane:	New York [u.a.] : Palgrave, 2002
Zapisy:	15 zapisów

1. Home and displacement an a city of bordercrossers : Jews in Berlin 1945-1948

2. Anti-Semitism in East Germany 1952-1953 : denial to the end

3. Encounters across the void : rethinking approaches to German-Jewish symbioses

4. Return to Germany : German-Jewish authors seeking adress

5. German and Austrian Jewish women's writing at the millenium

6. Austrian exceptionalism : Haider, the European Union, the Austrian past and present ; an inimical world for the jews

7. Reading "between the lines" : Daniel Liebeskind's Berlin Jewish Museum and the shattered symbiosis

8. Comic vision and "negative symbiosis" in Maxim Biller's 'Harlem Holocaust' and Rafael Seligmann's 'der Musterjude'

9. The transformation of the German-Jewish community

10. The critical embracement of Germany : Hans Mayer and Marcel Reich-Ranicki

11. Jewish existence in Germany from the perspective of the non-Jewish majority

12. The Janus-faced Jew : Nathan and Shylock on the Postwar German stage

13. Fritz Kortner's last illusion

14. Postmemory, postmemoir

15. The rift and not the symbiosis