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Transnational German studies /
| Call Number: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Other Authors: | , |
| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | Inglés |
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Liverpool :
Liverpool University Press,
2020.
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| Series: | Transnational modern languages ;
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| Online Access: | Texto completo |
Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Contents
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Contributors
- Introduction: Transnationalizing German Studies
- Part 1: Language: Local and Global Voices
- 1. Translation, Transposition, Transmission: Low German and Processes of Cultural Transformation
- 2. Developing a Polyglot Poetics: The Power of Testimony and Lived Literary Experience
- 3. German Writers from Abroad: Translingualism, Hybrid Languages, 'Broken' Germans
- 4. Collaboration and Commitment: German-language Books Across Borders
- Part 2: Spatiality: Mapping Nations, Mapping Networks
- 5. Networks and World Literature: The Practice of Putting German Authors in their Place
- 6. Who is German? Nineteenth-century Transnationalisms and the Construction of the Nation
- 7. Co-Producing World Cinema: Germany and Transnational Film Production
- 8. Towards a Collaborative Memory: Networks and Relationality in German Memory Cultures
- Part 3 : Temporality: Experiences of Time
- 9. It's About Time: The Temporality of Transnational Studies
- 10. Transnationalizing Faith: Re-imagining Islam in German Culture
- 11. Transnational Imaginaries: The Place of Palestine in Scholem, Kafka and Early Cinema
- 12. Securing the Archive: On the Transience of (Latin) American German Identities
- Part 4: Subjectivity: Ideology and the Individual
- 13. Radical Germans and Their Anglophone Interpreters: 'The Unconscious' and Psychoanalysis
- 14. Patterns of Global Exile: Exploring Identity through Art
- 15. Representative Germans: Kermani and the German Literary Tradition of Critical Cosmopolitanism
- 16. Contrite Germans? The Transnationalization of Germany's Memory Culture
- Index