Thomas Mann: A Classic Writer in a Postmodern Climate?

T. J. Reed; Martin Swales

Thomas Mann
A Classic Writer in a Postmodern Climate?

Edited by T. J. Reed and Martin Swales

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Oxford German Studies 34.2

Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Publishing

21 December 2005 • 104pp

Contents:

123-157	Additional Reflections on Thomas Mann as a Letter-Writer Jeffrey B. Berlin	Cite
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158-172	Reaction and Revolution in Thomas Mann Paul Bishop	Cite
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173-179	The Sorcerer’s Apprentice: Klaus Mann’s Input into Doctor Faustus Osman Durrani	Cite
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180-188	‘Die unvermeidlichen Sonette’: Thomas Mann und Shakespeare Claudia Gremler	Cite
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189-196	Politisierung eines Unpolitischen? Thomas Mann and Socialism, 1918-1933 Deborah Holmes	Cite
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197-203	‘Ewig verbundene Geister’: Thomas Mann’s Re-engagement with Nietzsche, 1943-1947 Nicholas Martin	Cite
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204-210	Melancholia in Thomas Mann’s Unordnung und frühes Leid: Feeling Envy for the Young and Dancing Angelika Rauch-Rapaport	Cite
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211-216	Diagnostic Form: Reflections on Generic Issues in Thomas Mann’s Narrative Work Martin Swales	Cite
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217-223	Tonio Kröger: Anthropology and Creativity Alfred White	Cite
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Reed, T. J., and Martin Swales (eds), Thomas Mann: A Classic Writer in a Postmodern Climate? (= Oxford German Studies, 34.2 (2005))

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Reed, T. J., and Martin Swales (eds). 2005. Thomas Mann: A Classic Writer in a Postmodern Climate? (= Oxford German Studies, 34.2)

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Thomas MannA Classic Writer in a Postmodern Climate?

Edited by T. J. Reed and Martin Swales

Thomas Mann
A Classic Writer in a Postmodern Climate?