Oxford German Studies 35.2

T. J. Reed; Nigel F. Palmer

Oxford German Studies 35.2

Edited by Nigel F. Palmer and T. J. Reed

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Oxford German Studies 35.2

Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Publishing

20 November 2006 • 110pp

Contents:

83-100	A Roman Sentimental in the Middle Ages? Mai und Beaflor as a Literary Reflection of the Medieval History of Emotions Albrecht Classen	Cite
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101-114	Holding It All Together: Time and Space in Wolfram’s Titurel Alastair Matthews	Cite
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115-130	Tabubruch? Deutsche als Opfer des Zweiten Weltkriegs in Günter Grass’ Novelle Im Krebsgang Frank Brunssen	Cite
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131-164	Oelze, Benn und die Englischsprachige Literatur: Einige eher zufällige Beobachtungen Reinhold Grimm	Cite
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165-176	Forgetting the Dead in Gellert’s Leben der Schwedischen Gräfin von G*** (1747/8) Anna Richards	Cite
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177-190	Learning How To Read: Nietzsche in Leipzig Christian Emden	Cite
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