From the Enlightenment to Modernism: Three Centuries of German Literature

Carolin Duttlinger; K. F. Hilliard; Charlie Louth

From the Enlightenment to Modernism
Three Centuries of German Literature
Essays for Ritchie Robertson

Edited by Carolin Duttlinger, Kevin Hilliard, and Charlie Louth

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The three centuries since 1700 have seen a fertile dialogue between literature in German and the momentous historical, philosophical, and cultural shifts of the period. The processes of modernization have left a deep mark on literature, and literature in turn has itself been an agent of change. The Enlightenment, Romanticism, the nineteenth century, modernism and exile, and the period after 1945, have each produced classics of German writing. Regional and national differences, notably between Germany and Austria, have contributed to the rich variety of German literature. The present volume gathers essays that aim to spotlight significant moments in this history.

The volume is dedicated to Ritchie Robertson on the occasion of his retirement from the Taylor Chair of German at the University of Oxford. It pays tribute to his exceptional contribution to the study of modern German literature and thought over a lifetime of scholarship.

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Contents:

1-6	Introduction Carolin Duttlinger, K. F. Hilliard, Charlie Louth	Cite
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7-22	‘Gymnastik des Geistes’: Lessing und die Aufklärung als Lebensform Laura Anna Macor	Cite
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23-41	‘[D]er eifrigste [...] Aufklärer [...] in Trier’: A Case Study in the Late Enlightenment in Germany K. F. Hilliard	Cite
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42-51	Goethe’s Problems Composing Faust I: A Conspectus T. J. Reed	Cite
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52-67	Werther’s Patriotic Afterlives: The Imaginary of Self-Sacrifice in Works by Ugo Foscolo, Yu Dafu and Jiang Guangci Johannes Kaminski	Cite
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68-85	Perpetual Incipience: Goethe and the Search for a Transcendental Mittelpunkt Ben Hutchinson	Cite
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86-103	‘nicht sehr in den kirchlichen Formen’: Liberale Literatur und katholische Religion in Österreich nach 1848, eine Skizze Werner Michler	Cite
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104-19	Forgetting Virgil with Freud, Lear and James: A Hermeneutics of Concern and Co-creation Ben Morgan	Cite
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120-35	Body Politics in Arthur Schnitzler’s Professor Bernhardi Judith Beniston	Cite
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136-50	‘Glocalism’: Local and Global in Richard Beer-Hofmann’s Der Tod Georgs Leena Eilittä	Cite
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151-65	Churchill versus Bermann — Memory Politics and the Mahdi Uprising: Arnold Höllriegel’s Die Derwischtrommel (1929)/The Mahdi of Allah (1931/1932) Florian Krobb	Cite
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166-80	The Emancipated Woman on the Margins of German Modernism Charlotte Woodford	Cite
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181-97	Bloch, Benjamin, Brecht and Bilderrätsel: Reading the Signs in Weimar Anthony Phelan	Cite
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198-213	The Romantic Affiliations of Benjamin’s ‘Die Aufgabe des Übersetzers’ Charlie Louth	Cite
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214-28	Verantwortung: Paradoxes of Responsibility in Kafka’s Landarzt Collection and Beyond Carolin Duttlinger	Cite
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229-44	Quixotic Doubles: Kafka reads Cervantes Barry Murnane	Cite
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245-61	Uncertainty, Realism and the Self in Kafka Jennifer Anna Gosetti-Ferencei	Cite
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262-78	Kafka and his Recursors: The Process of Post-Holocaust Authors Kirstin Gwyer	Cite
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279-95	Stefan Zweig’s Translations of French Poetry Robert Vilain	Cite
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296-310	Stefan Zweig und Frankreich: Sein ‘drittes Leben’ im Exil 1933-1942 Jacques Le Rider	Cite
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311-18	‘Auf der Flucht’: The Motif of Flight in the Works of Bertolt Brecht Tom Kuhn	Cite
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319-32	The Impossibility of Homosexual Exile: Klaus Mann’s Der Vulkan Peter Morgan	Cite
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333-47	Exile and Reality in Erich Auerbach’s Mimesis Steffan Davies	Cite
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348-62	‘A second life’: Shakespeare-Übersetzungen in der Gegenwartsliteratur Karen Leeder	Cite
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Duttlinger, Carolin, Kevin Hilliard, and Charlie Louth (eds), From the Enlightenment to Modernism: Three Centuries of German Literature (Legenda, 2021)

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From the Enlightenment to ModernismThree Centuries of German LiteratureEssays for Ritchie Robertson

Edited by Carolin Duttlinger, Kevin Hilliard, and Charlie Louth

From the Enlightenment to Modernism
Three Centuries of German Literature
Essays for Ritchie Robertson