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The present article encompasses the bibliography of Prof. Horst Schuller, researcher, literature Historian and translator.
"ein wort / ergibt das andere / wort" : über die Majuskelschrift in den Gedichten von Gerhard Eike
(2017)
Gerhard Eike’s poetry volume, 6 & 60 konelliptische Landschaften, published by the Kriterion Publishing House in Bucharest in 1975, follows the trend of German language literature of Romania of those times, in terms of literary experimentation. Eike’s primary technique consists of capitalizing certain words, sentences or syllables, thus trying to take them out of the context and recontextualize them in new semantic frameworks. The author does not always use the mechanism in a befitting manner, but there are plenty of felicitous cases when language is refreshed and the internal relations of the text are redefined.
Erwin Wittstock (1899-1962), the writer of German expression from Romania, has created a monumental body of works (short stories and novels), which stem from German history and culture from Transylvania. The characters he created are projections of his own life. His novel Januar ’45 oder Die höhere Pflicht, reviewed in the present article from an intercultural point of view, is dedicated to the problem of deportation, a topic which was taboo in the communist regime. His work on the topic is shaped into a novel in Balzacian style, the author writing from the perspective of an eye witness. The problematic invites the description of power, of terror and of repression in totalitarian states. As member of the German community in Romania he depicts the Transylvanian multiethnic and multicultural society in his fiction. The elements of interculturality in his novel can be summarized as: social interethnic relations, imagology, respectively the outlining of the image of otherness, also on a linguistic level.
The intercultural novel of Julya Rabinowich The Earth-eater is fed with complex motivs and intertextual allusions, shows the physical and psychological ruin of a migrant, forced by social conditions to sell her body to survive. Closely interwoven are memories of her childhood and her previous, bitter life. Rabinowich gives an insight into the hardened and thoroughly abysmal emotional world of her protagonist, who belongs to those who „get up and go on”, but also into the capitalist value system, which judges man according to his productive power. In the end, the novel leaves the reality plane and echoes into the surreal to signal the complete descent of the figure into madness and death. In order to better illustrate the psychosis caused by uprooting and abandonment, Julya Rabinowich makes bonds in the Jewish literary traditions.
Es sind die Persönlichkeiten, die die Anwesenden in der Frankfurter Paulskirche bei der Verleihung des Paul Ehrlich- und Ludwig Darmstaedter-Preises gleichermaßen beeindrucken und mitreißen: Vollblut-Wissenschaftler, die mit Begeisterung und Neugier in ihren Laboren nach Neuem suchen und damit Perspektiven für die Heilung von Krankheiten schaffen. In diesem Jahr wurden das US-amerikanische Forscherehepaar Prof. Yuan Chang (57) und Prof. Patrick Moore (60) mit dem Hauptpreis ausgezeichnet, sowie Dr. Volker Busskamp (36) mit dem Nachwuchspreis.
Die Stiftung Polytechnische Gesellschaft vergibt Stipendien an herausragende Nachwuchswissenschaftler, die Lust haben, über den eigenen Tellerrand zu schauen,