Anthropocene Austria

Caitriona Ni Dhuill; Nicola Thomas

Anthropocene Austria

Edited by Caitríona Ní Dhúill and Nicola Thomas

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Austrian Studies 30

Modern Humanities Research Association

26 January 2023

ISBN: 978-1-781889-87-9 (paperback)

Access online: At Project MUSE

Austrian Studies 30 examines the implications of the now well-established theoretical paradigm of the Anthropocene — the current geological epoch, in which humans are leaving an indelible trace on the fabric of the planet — for research on Austrian literature and culture. Ideas of environment and place have featured prominently in the Austrian cultural imagination, not least in the form of Alpine landscapes. Against this backdrop of geological ‘deep’ time made visible, the social and cultural fabric of contemporary Austria comes sharply into relief. Climate breakdown and rising temperatures are already having dramatic effects on snowfall and glaciers in the Alpine regions, causing major economic and environmental impacts, while negotiation with the realities of migration continues to determine political agendas and is increasingly linked — often in misleading ways — to environmental concerns. The volume explores literature and film from and about Austria in the context of the Anthropocene and highlights the entanglements of Austrian culture with environments and ecologies in the age of climate breakdown.

Volume 30 of Austrian Studies is edited by Caitríona Ní Dhúill and Nicola Thomas.

See news item: Anthropocene Austria: Book Presentation Online (6 February 2023)
and: Call for Papers - Anthropocene Austria (14 June 2020)

Contents:

1-13	Introduction: Anthropocene Austria Caitríona Ní Dhúill	Cite
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15-30	Gardening as an Ecological and Educational Project: Stifter's Anticipation of Anthropocene Thinking and Aesthetics in Der Nachsommer Axel Goodbody	Cite
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31-46	'So lange die Natur so bleibt': The Alpine Abstract in Stifter's 'Bergkristall' Brian Alkire	Cite
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47-62	Anthropocene Realism: On Nikolaus Geyrhalter's Erde and the Limits of a Cumulative Aesthetic Alexis Radisoglou	Cite
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63-81	Portrait of a Hoping Species: On the Anticipatory Realism of Nikolaus Geyrhalter's Homo Sapiens Rafael Dernbach	Cite
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83-98	'Ein Mann, dem die Welt vertraut': Kurt Waldheim's Global Legacy in Ruth Beckermann's Waldheims Walzer Dora Osborne	Cite
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99-112	Doom and Bloom: Friederike Mayröcker's Anthropocene Lateness Nicola Thomas	Cite
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113-131	Plant Ontology, Non-Human Becoming and Acoustic Materiality in Oswald Egger's Herde der Rede Teresa Ludden	Cite
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133-149	Soundwalks through the Anthropocene: The Acoustic Landscape in Josef Winkler's Der Stadtschreiber von Kalkutta (2019) Daniela Dora	Cite
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151-168	Nature and the 'National Brand Austria': Contested Concepts in Raphaela Edelbauer's Das flüssige Land and Robert Seethaler's Ein ganzes Leben Rebecca Wismeg-Kammerlander	Cite
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169-184	In Echo's Cave: Gendered Guilt and Anthropocene Repercussions in Texts by Christoph Ransmayr and Valerie Fritsch Conor Brennan	Cite
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185-195	The Deceleration of Terror: An Interview with Philipp Weiss Caitríona Ní Dhúill	Cite
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197-199	Review of Desiree Hebenstreit et al. (ed.), Austrian Studies: Literaturen und Kulturen: Eine Einführung Andrew Barker	Cite
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199-201	Review of Rüdiger Görner, Kokoschka: The Untimely Modernist Claude Cernuschi	Cite
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201-203	Review of Vahidin Preljević and Clemens Ruthner (ed.), Nähe und Distanz: Eine grundlegende Dichotomie in der österreichischen Literatur der Moderne Marie Kolkenbrock	Cite
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203-205	Review of Karl Kraus, Dritte Walpurgisnacht Caitríona Ní Dhúill	Cite
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205-206	Review of Charlie Louth, Rilke: The Life of the Work Philip Ward	Cite
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206-208	Review of Angus Robertson, Vienna: The International Capital Andrew Barker	Cite
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208-210	Review of Norbert Christian Wolf and Rosemarie Zeller (ed.), Musil-Forum: Studien zur Literatur der klassischen Moderne Gilbert J. Carr	Cite
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210-212	Review of Yvonne Zivkovic, The Literary Politics of Mitteleuropa: Reconfiguring Spatial Memory in Austrian and Yugoslav Literature after 1945 Sabine Egger	Cite
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212-214	Review of Charmian Brinson and Richard Dove, Working for the War Effort: German-Speaking Refugees in British Propaganda during the Second World War Andrea Hammel	Cite
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214-216	Review of Barbara Haider-Wilson, Österreichs friedlicher Kreuzzug 1839–1917: Das Heilige Land in Außenpolitik, Gesellschaft und Mentalitäten der Habsburgermonarchie Louise Hecht	Cite
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216-218	Review of Nadine Wisotzki, Die Kunst der Einfachheit: Standortbestimmungen in der deutschen Gegenwartsliteratur: Judith Hermann — Peter Stamm — Robert Seethaler Heide Kunzelmann	Cite
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218-220	Review of Clemens von Ruthenstreich, Freifrau Melanie von Strich and Matt Schmiert (ed.), Josefine Mutzenbacher oder die Geschichte einer Wienerischen Dirne von ihr selbst erzählt. Wiener Ausgabe Birgit Lang	Cite
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220-221	Review of David S. Luft, The Austrian Dimension in German Intellectual History: From the Enlightenment to Anschluss Ritchie Robertson	Cite
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Dhúill, Caitríona Ní, and Nicola Thomas (eds), Anthropocene Austria (= Austrian Studies, 30 (2023))

First footnote reference: ³⁵ Anthropocene Austria, ed. by Caitríona Ní Dhúill and Nicola Thomas (= Austrian Studies, 30 (2023)), p. 21.

Subsequent footnote reference: ³⁷ Dhúill and Thomas, p. 47.

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Dhúill, Caitríona Ní, and Nicola Thomas (eds). 2023. Anthropocene Austria (= Austrian Studies, 30)

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