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German Literature – Twentieth Century

• 2013

• 33. Brecht and Celan

• 73. Translation Unbound: Outside the Subject of Germany

• 77. Hapsburg Nostalgia: The Emperor's New Clothes

• 183. Lost Empire: The “Haus Österreich” and the Elusive Home

• 187. Wenn der Toni und die Vroni: Heimat as a Gendered Space

• 234. Brecht, Müller, Poetry, Language

• 261. Good Objects and Their Discontents: The Berlin School and the Current State of German Film Studies

• 305. Hapsburg Nostalgia: The Use and Abuse of Historical Legacy

• 392. Translation Unbound: Poetics of the Unlost

• 444. The Kafka Factor in Post-Holocaust Film and Literature

• 499. New Perspectives on German Ecocritical Prose: Messages, Patterns, and the Revision of the Literary Canon

• 547. Literary Arendt

• 710. Paul Celan's Encounters

• 734. Twentieth-Century German Theories of the Transformation of Urban Public Space

• 768. Forgetting, Memory: Time and Mourning in W. G. Sebald

• 2012

• 18. Betrayal: The Individual and the State

• 70. Multimediated Brecht

• 114. Reading and the Medium of Literature

• 153. Hermann Broch and the Modern Novel

• 221. Temporality of Fairy Tales in Postwar and Postunification Germany

• 250. New German-Russian Women Writers

• 298. Reading across Media

• 328. Austria and Globalization from Multinational Empire through the European Union

• 373. Brecht Reading / Reading Brecht

• 426. Global Exiles: Images of Otherness on Austria's World Maps

• 477. Postnational Readings of the Audiovisual

• 687. Negotiating Globalization: Millennial Fantasies of Austria's New Political Geographies

• 703. Reading as Orientation

• 2011

• 36. Twentieth-Century Narratives: Subjects and Histories

• 143. Narrating Life in Recent German Film

• 274. Herta Müller: East-West Perspectives

• 311. Old Master? Reevaluating Thomas Bernhard

• 328. Reverberations of the Past: Lost Memory in East German Literature and Film

• 380. Negotiating Difference in Contemporary German-Language Literature

• 479. The Epic and Ethics in the Brechtian Mode

• 567. Imagining Herself into His/story

• 607. Twentieth-Century Narratives: Reenvisioning the Avant-Gardes and European Modernism

• 678. Interpreting Lives in Kafka's Short Stories

• 748. Austria in/and Europe

• 777. Brecht in Exile

• 2009

• 36. Brecht, Marxism, and Ethics

• 209. Ingeborg Bachmann

• 274. Sites of the Aesthetic: The Meaning of the Aesthetic

• 377. Sites of the Aesthetic: Between the Real and the Spectacle

• 470. Sites of the Aesthetic: Probing the Limits of the Aesthetic

• 499. Kafka Anew: Life, Work, Translations

• 591. Hermann Broch and Scientific Discourse

• 683. Postcommunist Brecht

• 714. Mediated Performance Spaces in Contemporary Austrian Literature and Culture

• 736. Kafka Anew: Multiple Perspectives

• 2008

• 30. Brecht and/on Censorship

• 31. Kafka, the Premier Practitioner of Labor Insurance in Central Europe

• 67. Robert Musil

• 142. Shakespeare and Schmitt: Art, Myth, and Sovereignty

• 240. The Global versus the National

• 274. Kafka, Brecht, and Labor

• 293. Brecht and Kafka: Clashing Modernisms?

• 424. Franz Grillparzer

• 471. Screening the Nation

• 607. Split Identities

• 769. Pathos and Antipathos in German Modernism

• 2007

• 13. Kafka Now: Kafka and Popular Culture

• 90. Hermann Broch and Public Intellectuals

• 145. German Culture and Political Violence: Representing the Red Army Fraction

• 151. Günter Grass at Eighty: Looking Back after the Zwiebel Memoir

• 187. Brecht and Film Today

• 230. Kafka Now: Kafka and Recent Literature

• 285. German Culture and Political Violence: The Aesthetics of Violence

• 381. Transnational and Intercultural Aspects of Contemporary Austrian Literature

• 433. The RAF (Red Army Faction) in Literature and Autobiography

• 628. Hannah Arendt Today: Literature, Politics, Philosophy

• 663. Walter Benjamin's Intellectual Incorporations: Franz Kafka and the Avant-Garde

• 669. Wittgenstein and Poetics

• 675. German Culture and Political Violence: Philosophy and/of Violence

• 707. Theatricality in German Modernism: From Nietzsche to Musil

• 723. Wolfgang Iser, Cosmopolitan Aesthetics, and Modernity: A Life's Work

• 766. Post-Allied Austria: The Influence of the Occupying Allied Forces on Austrian Literature after 1945

• 780. Staging Brecht in Chicago Theaters

• 2006

• 35. Aesthetics and Politics I: Theory

• 158. W. G. Sebald and the Poetics of Travel

• 197. Current Trends in Austrian Literature and Culture

• 247. Aesthetics and Politics II: Historical Perspectives

• 275. Kafka and His Factories: Industrial Kafka I—"The Real Thing"

• 296. A Reading by Caroline Bergvall and Yoko Tawada

• 411. Closing Borders, Bridging Gaps? German Pop at the Millennium

• 423. Subjectivity and Love in Contemporary German Literature: Franck, Hermann, Maron

• 519. Brecht and Masculinity

• 581. Occupying Forces: Cinema Culture under Military Occupation

• 613. Peter Weiss's Aesthetics of Resistance at Twenty-Five

• 626. Aesthetics and Politics III: Contemporary Trends

• 708. Grillparzer in/and Literary History

• 742. Brecht Is Dead—Long Live Brecht! The Fiftieth Anniversary of Brecht's Death

• 749. Kafka and His Factories: Industrial Kafka II—Factories and Systems of the Mind

• 2005

• 23. Translating Language and Space in the Writings of Yoko Tawada

• 57. Walter Benjamin's "Life"

• 84. Beyond Antifascism: Modernity and German Exile Writing

• 129. Rethinking German Film Studies I: Postwall Cinema

• 210. Brecht, Antifascism, and Postmemory

• 272. In Love with Death: Utopia and Destruction in Twentieth-Century German Literature

• 334. Images of Masculinity during the Weimar Republic

• 377. Rethinking German Film Studies II: Film History's Blind Spots and Oversights

• 458. Cinema in Austria, Austria in Cinema

• 492. Kafka and the Body Politic I: Contemporary Discourses

• 518. Thomas Mann and Hermann Broch

• 566. Rethinking German Film Studies III: The Impact of Multiculturalism, Globalism, and the New Media

• 613. The Red Army Faction in German Literature, Art, and Film

• 657. Art and History in the Age of Globalization: René Pollesch's Theater

• 693. Else Lasker-Schüler: From the Heart

• 716. Kafka and the Body Politic II: Individual Texts

• 734. Elfriede Jelinek

• 758. Brecht and/on Television

• 2004

• 15. Print History, Posthistory, and Vilém Flusser

• 35. Toward a History of Globalism

• 109. The Discursive and Textual Effects of Globalism

• 184. Brecht and Postwar Popular Music

• 342. Globalism and Its Impact on German Studies

• 391. Kafka and Music: The Theme of Music in Kafka's Texts

• 449. Narratives of Diaspora: Topographies of Contemporary Jewish Writing and Film in German

• 551. Family Ties: Representations of Family in Modern Austrian Literature and Culture

• 667. Writing after the Wall: German Democratic Republic Literature of the 1990s

• 723. Kafka and Music: Musical Pieces Inspired by Kafka

• 751. Brecht and Violence

• 770. Grillparzer in the Context of Nineteenth-Century Drama

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