Oxford German Studies 39.3

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Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Publishing

1 December 2010 • 118pp

Contents:

213-227	Religious Dogs in Nietzsche and Kafka Margarete Kohlenbach	Cite
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228-249	In Defence of the Volk: Hans Grimm’s Lippoldsberger Dichtertage and Völkisch Continuity in Germany before and after the Second World War Guy Tourlamain	Cite
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250-270	Disputed Nonconformist and ‘Zwischenreichautor’: A Reassessment of Ernst Wiechert’s Life and Work in Nazi Germany John Klapper	Cite
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271-289	The Precariousness of Genre: German-Language Poetry from the Holocaust Sandra Alfers	Cite
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290-311	‘Jedem das Seine’: Zum Umgang mit nationalsozialistisch belasteten Wörtern und Wendungen in Deutschland seit 1945 Frank Brunssen	Cite
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