BDSL-Klassifikation: 17.00.00 20. Jahrhundert (1914-1945) > 17.15.00 Exilliteratur
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Transnational geography and identity through translation and distribution in Germany, Spain and Latin America
(2012)
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Paul Nissler
- During the 1930s through the 1940s and into the 1950s, Spanish and German presentations in opposition to ardent nationalism share strikingly common aesthetic and ideological strategies supporting claims to a transnational, international space. Specific examples of common geography, identity and language in German and Spanish presentations (theater, short stories, reports, essays, speeches and poetry) in Spain and Latin America by German (Regler, Renn, Uhse), Spanish (J. Bergamin, R. Alberti, M. Aub) and Latin American (D. Rivera, P. Neruda, C. Vallejo) intellectuals, artists and activists during the 1930s through the 1950s will be explored. For example, German-speaking audiences and artists in Spain and Mexico shared a common lived and aesthetic space as Spanish-speaking audiences and artists. Further, many German presentations were translated into Spanish and visa versa. Here, presentations in “Das Wort” and “El Mono Azul” in Spain as well as “Freies Deutschland/Alemania libre” in Mexico will be referenced in developing a sense of re-definition of the concept of ‘foreign’ and ‘commonness’ beyond simply nationality (tradition, history and geography) and language. The impetus for an alternative, international and even revolutionary ‘space’ (as defined by Henri Lefebvre in The Production of Space) was produced in and through common Spanish and German strategies and realizations in their presentations. This Spanish-German example from the early/mid-part of the 20th century is a significant contribution to contemporary interdisciplinary discussions in the 21st century.
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Exílio no Brasil de escritores e intelectuais de fala alemã e a literatura do exílio de Ulrich Becher e Hugo Simon
(1999)
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Izabela Maria Furtado Kestler
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Present directions of German exile studies in the USA
(1999)
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Hans-Bernhard Moeller
- This essay considers the present state of U.S. scholarship on German exile Literature, focusing on the recent move from a purely literary toward a social and cultural perspective. This move becomes evident in research projects on refugee children as well as in the growing interest for women in exile. The article presents the abundant research opportunities in the U.S., but mentions also voices of frustration and fatigue. Perhaps the generational replacement among North-American Germanists contributes to bring forth a different attitude toward the subject of literary exile. In view of political shifts and technological changes, some reorientation in literary exile studies may be inevitable.
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"Die Welt von Gestern" : Übersetzungen ins Spanische und Portugiesische
(2001)
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George Bernard Sperber
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Algunos "mitos" sobre España en la narrativa histórica del exilio alemán : Dos novelas de Lion Feuchtwanger
(2005)
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Isabel Hernández
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Karl Lieblich : ein deutsch-jüdisches und schriftstellerisches Emigrantenschicksal zwischen Deutschland und Brasilien
(2006)
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Reinhard Andress
- Karl Lieblichs Lebengeschichte ist die eines weitgehend vergessenen, deutsch-jüdischen Dichters, der das nationalsozialistische Deutschland verließ, um ins brasilianische Exil zu gehen, und nach dem Krieg nach Deutschland zurückkehrte. Dieser Artikel setzt sich das Ziel, sein Leben nachzuzeichnen, seine literarischen und kulturphilosophischen Werke zu analysieren und in die Zeit einzubetten.
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„Trödler des Unbegreiflichen“ : die Schriftsteller und ihr Streit im deutschsprachigen Exil
(2010)
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Wolf Scheller
- Das Exil war sein Schicksal. Davon ist er zeit seines Lebens nicht losgekommen. Hans Sahl, aus Dresden gebürtig, gehörte zu jenen brillanten Intellektuellen, die bereits im geistigen Leben der Weimarer Republik eine Rolle spielten, vor den Nazis fliehen mußten und als ungeliebte Heimkehrer in der Bundesrepublik lange vergessen blieben. Erst in seinen letzten Lebensjahren, die der fast erblindete Autor in Tübingen verbrachte, wurde er mit Preisen überschüttet, wurden seine Gedichte und Romane neuaufgelegt. “Wir sind die Letzten“, hieß eine Gedichtsammlung, die 1941 erschien, in der sich dieser „Trödler des Unbegreiflichen“, wie er sich nannte, als Moralist und Wahrheitsfanatiker von hohen Graden zu erkennen gab.
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Haas, Willy (1891-1973) : "Homme de lettre"
(2002)
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Anil Bhatti
- There are many aspects of Haas' life and experiences in India which deserve greater attention. I would like to refer briefly only to his attempts as a litterateur to come to terms with 'India' as presented in his autobiographical recollection and to some comparative cultural reflections in his essays. Like all reconstructions his autobiographical recollection of India is also a construct in which the site of India as a place of exile is justified by an achieved awareness between conscious individual choice and inevitability. An individual acts out a personal history, the prefiguration of which he only becomes aware of in the form of a subsequent epiphanic realization. Given Haas' literary background, it is not surprising that this is articulated through a literary association.
