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This volume illuminates the vexed treatment of violence in the German cultural tradition between two crucial, and radically different, violent outbreaks: the French Revolution, and the Holocaust and Second World War. The contributions undermine the notion of violence as an intermittent or random vis...
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Editors Contemplating Violence -- Stefani Engelstein and Carl Niekerk -- Stephanie M. Hilger -- Stefani Engelstein -- Jeffrey Grossman -- Laurie Johnson -- Lynne Tatlock -- Carl Niekerk -- Barbara Fischer -- Mark Christian Thompson -- Claudia Breger -- Lutz Koepnick -- Patrizia McBride -- Peter M. McIsaac -- Editors Contemplating Violence. |
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Contemplating violence critical studies in modern German culture / Amsterdamer Beiträge zur neueren Germanistik ; Preliminary material / Introduction. Violence, Culture, Aesthetics: Germany 1789–1938 / Sara’s Pain: The French Revolution in Therese Huber’s Die Familie Seldorf (1795–1796) / The Father in Fatherland: Violent Ideology and Corporeal Paternity in Kleist / Fractured Histories: Heine’s Responses to Violence and Revolution / The Curse of Enthusiasm: William Lovell and Modern Violence / Communion at the Sign of the Wild Man / Constructing the Fascist Subject: Violence, Gender, and Sexuality in Ödön von Horváth’s Jugend ohne Gott / From the Emancipation of the Jews to the Emancipation from the Jews: On the Rhetoric, Power and Violence of German-Jewish “Dialogue” / The Negro Who Disappeared: Race in Kafka’s Amerika / Performing Violence: Joe May’s Indian Tomb (1921) / The Violence of the Aesthetic / Montage and Violence in Weimar Culture: Kurt Schwitters’ Reassembled Individuals / Preserving the Bloody Remains: Legacies of Violence in Austria’s Heeresgeschichtliches Museum / Index / |
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Preliminary material / Introduction. Violence, Culture, Aesthetics: Germany 1789–1938 / Sara’s Pain: The French Revolution in Therese Huber’s Die Familie Seldorf (1795–1796) / The Father in Fatherland: Violent Ideology and Corporeal Paternity in Kleist / Fractured Histories: Heine’s Responses to Violence and Revolution / The Curse of Enthusiasm: William Lovell and Modern Violence / Communion at the Sign of the Wild Man / Constructing the Fascist Subject: Violence, Gender, and Sexuality in Ödön von Horváth’s Jugend ohne Gott / From the Emancipation of the Jews to the Emancipation from the Jews: On the Rhetoric, Power and Violence of German-Jewish “Dialogue” / The Negro Who Disappeared: Race in Kafka’s Amerika / Performing Violence: Joe May’s Indian Tomb (1921) / The Violence of the Aesthetic / Montage and Violence in Weimar Culture: Kurt Schwitters’ Reassembled Individuals / Preserving the Bloody Remains: Legacies of Violence in Austria’s Heeresgeschichtliches Museum / Index / |
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