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The present text is dedicated to an anthology of German poetry from Romania, which was collected in 1980 but could not be published during the communist dictatorship and was subsequently published in 2022 to great success on the German book market. The anthology illustrates the fact that a modern movement parallel to the one in Germany emerged within the insular German-language literature in Romania, developing a set of very distinct particularities.
Shoah heute : komparatistische Perspektiven auf eine kulturanalytische Frage im 21. Jahrhundert
(2022)
Rezension zu Susanne Rohr. Von Grauen und Glamour. Repräsentationen des Holocaust in den USA und Deutschland. Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2021, 386 S.
Gregor J. Rehmer. Die dritte Generation der Shoah-Literatur. Eine poetologische Definition am Beispiel deutscher und US-amerikanischer Texte. Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2021, 479 S.
The present contribution provides an analysis of Dirk Oschmann’s volume, Freiheit und Fremdheit. Kafkas Romane [Freedom and Foreignness. Kafka’s novels]. The main idea, already announced in the title, is followed throughout the entire volume. A corpus of texts consisting of Kafka’s three novels and some of his best short stories is analyzed (Die Verwandlung, Bericht für eine Akademie, and In der Strafkolonie). The selected texts are considered stories of internal or external displacement that address and depict freedom and foreignness mostly using spatial displacement. The method used is close reading, the author carefully interprets text passages, goes into details, nuances of meaning, and linguistic features of the Kafkaesque texts. The analysis draws on syntagms and statements made by characters who discuss these themes.