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Germany from the Outside: Rethinking German Cultural History in an Age of Displacement |
Laurie Johnson
Bloomsbury Academic
Germany from the Outside: Rethinking German Cultural History in an Age of Displacement
Five Looking for Heinrich Heine with Nâzım Hikmet and E. S. Özdamar
Authors

Azade Seyhan

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1667484559728_9062237

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Pages

109–128

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https://www.bloomsburycollections.com/book/germany-from-the-outside-rethinking-german-cultural-history-in-an-age-of-displacement/chfive-looking-for-heinrich-heine-with-naz-m-hikmet-and-e-s-ozdamar

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Front matter
Introduction
Laurie Johnson
1–10
Part I.  Reading German Cultural History Differently
One Finding Odysseus’s Scars Again: Hyperlinked Literary Histories in the Age of Refugees
B. Mani
13–36
Two Between the Court and the Port, but Never Part of a Nation: Friederike Brun’s Domesticated Cosmopolitanism
Birgit Tautz
37–60
Three On the Inside Looking Out: Fichte, the University, and the Psychopolitics of German Idealism
Laurie Johnson
61–84
Four Rewriting German Literary History from the Outside in: J. M. Coetzee’s Elizabeth Costello
David Kim
85–106
Part II.  Stories of Expulsion, Exile, and Displacement
Five Looking for Heinrich Heine with Nâzım Hikmet and E. S. Özdamar
Azade Seyhan
109–128
Six Between Times and Places: Mobility and National Identity in Albert Vigoleis Thelen’s Refugee Memoirs from Spain and Portugal (August 31–September 1, 1939)
Carl Niekerk
129–150
Seven Writing Germany with Brazil: Julia Mann’s Memoir
Veronika Fuechtner
151–168
Eight From Vienna to the Midwest: Austrian Refugees and Quaker Rescue Efforts after 1938
Bettina Brandt
169–190
Nine Keeping Time: Trauma as Intimate Alienation in Hans Keilson’s Writing
Anna Parkinson
191–212
Part III.  Rewriting German Culture
Ten Tracing the Continual Present: Yoko Tawada and Vilém Flusser
Gizem Arslan
215–236
Eleven Mobilizing the Archive: Marica Bodrožić and Deniz Utlu’s Unterhaltungen deutscher Eingewanderten
Claudia Breger
237–260
Twelve Constructing an “Inside”: Transcultural Laughter Communities in Fatma Aydemir’s Ellbogen (2017) and Olga Grjasnowa’s Der Russe ist einer, der Birken liebt (2012)
Lucas Riddle
261–280
Thirteen Screening Urban Space and Belonging in Berlin: Contemporary Berliners in Sheri Hagen’s Auf den zweiten Blick/At Second Glance (2013), Ines Johnson-Spain’s Becoming Black (2019), and Amelia Umuhire’s Polyglot (2015)
Berna Gueneli
281–302
Fourteen Bertolt Brecht’s Me-ti or the Aesthetics of Translation: Universal Love, Mutual Benefits, and Transience
Chunjie Zhang
303–322
Fifteen Clowns in Exile: Hamletmaschine and the (In)human
Olivia Landry
323–342
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