Austria is, topographically, an Alpine country. Yet the mountains that cover two thirds of modern Austria’s territory are often still viewed as a provincial location in contrast to cosmopolitan Vienna, the nation’s cultural centre. The essays in this volume survey the complex relationship between Austria and the Alps, spanning a period from the final decades of Habsburg rule to the present. Among the topics addressed by the authors are the work of both lesser-known and established writers and commentators; Heimat and place in relation to musical and film genres; the social, political and cultural impact of Alpinism; and the representation of the Alps in recent exhibitions.
Judith Beniston is Senior Lecturer in German at University College London; Jon Hughes is Senior Lecturer in German at Royal Holloway, University of London; and Robert Vilain is Professor of German at the University of Bristol.
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'Österreich ist nicht in den Alpen zu finden': The Representation and Function of the Alps in the Work of Joseph Roth Johann Georg Lughofer, Jon Hughes doi:10.2307/41201231
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Projection Spaces: Manifestations of the Alpine in the Reception of the Austrian "Heimatfilm Echo der Berge" and of the Vienna Flak Towers Shane D. Peterson doi:10.2307/41201235
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Glorified, Contested and Mobilized: The Alps in the "Deutscher und Österreichischer Alpenverein" from the 1860s to 1933 Judith Beniston, Robert Vilain doi:10.2307/41201236
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What's so Austrian about the Alps? Local, Transnational and Global Perspectives in Austrian Exhibitions about the Alps Chloe Paver doi:10.2307/41201238
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Review of ANNA de Berg, 'Nach Galizien'. Entwicklung der Reiseliteratur am Beispiel der deutschsprachigen Reiseberichte vom 18. bis zum 21. Jahrhundert Florian Krobb doi:10.2307/41201239
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Review of Herbert Brettl, Michael Hess, NS-Euthanasie im Burgenland. 'In eine der Direktion nicht genannte Anstalt übersetzt'. Wissenschaftliche Arbeiten aus dem Burgenland (WAB) 136 Oliver Haag doi:10.2307/41201240
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Review of Gaëlle Vassogne, Max Brod in Prag. Identität und Vermittlung. Conditio Judaica: Studien und Quellen zur deutsch-jüdischen Literatur- und Kulturgeschichte 75 Nurit Pagi doi:10.2307/41201242
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