Ghetto Writing : traditional and eastern Jewry in German-Jewish literature from Heine to Hilsenrath

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Ghetto Writing : traditional and eastern Jewry in German-Jewish literature from Heine to Hilsenrath / ed. by Anne Fuchs and Florian Krobb

Manylion Llyfryddiaeth
Awduron Eraill:	Fuchs, Anne (Golygydd)
Fformat:	Llyfr
Iaith:	German
Cyhoeddwyd:	Drawer : Camdon House, 1999
Cynnwys/darnau:	14 o gofnodion

1. The Frankfurt Judengasse in eyewitness accounts from the 17th to the 19th Century

2. The Shtetl's curiosity and style : Alexander Granach's autobiographical novel "Da geht ein Mensch"

3. From ghetto to nation : Hofmannsthal's poetics of assimilation

4. The construction of eastern jewry in Joseph Roth's "Juden auf Wanderschaft"

5. Beyond the Jewish ghetto : the ghetto in modern punk and rap culture

6. Philo-Semitic tendencies in Wilhelm Jensen's historical novel "Die Juden von Cölln"

7. Enlightened and Romantic views of the ghetto : David Friedländer versus Heinrich Heine

8. Views from Fin-de Siècle Vienna : zionist images of eastern jews in Herzl's "Die Welt"

9. Persecutio, exile, and the mental ghetto in Henry William Katz's novel "Die Fischmanns"

10. Eastern jews and the sociology of nationalism

11. Edgar Hilsenrath's poetics of insignificance and the tradition of humour in German-Jewish ghetto

12. Reclaiming the location : Leopold Kompert's ghetto fiction in the postcolonial perspective

13. German versus jargon : language and Jewish identity in German ghetto writing

14. Pogroms in literary representation