Oxford German Studies 37.1

T. J. Reed; Nigel F. Palmer

Oxford German Studies 37.1

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

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Oxford German Studies 37.1

Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Publishing

1 August 2008 • 124pp

Contents:

3-26	Zeichenmacht: Gottfrieds Tristan Nicola Kaminski	Cite
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27-35	Retribution in the Mountains: Schiller’s Wilhelm Tell in the Distorting Mirror of Heine’s Satire Atta Troll: Ein Sommernachtstraum Nigel Reeves	Cite
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36-48	Schiller und wir — Ferne aus großer Nähe Manfred Engel	Cite
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49-73	Zwischen Ansteckung und Auslöschung: Zur Seuchenerzählung bei Stifter — Die Pechbrenner versus Granit Brigitte Prutti	Cite
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74-91	The Dog, the Knight, and the Squire: Sigmund Freud’s Reading of Cervantes S. S. Prawer	Cite
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92-106	Stefan Taflers Der Krüppel (1921): Eine thematische Anregung für Döblins Berlin Alexanderplatz? Florian Gelzer	Cite
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107-123	Adolescence in the ‘Ostalgie’ Generation: Reading Jakob Hein’s Mein Erstes T-Shirt against Sonnenallee, Zonenkinder, and Good Bye, Lenin! Nicole Thesz	Cite
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