Censorship and Exile
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Censorship and Exile

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Censorship and Exile

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Dieser Band behandelt aus interdisziplinĂ€rer und transnationaler Perspektive die ZusammenhĂ€nge zwischen Exilerfahrung und Zensurmechanismen. Er versammelt literatur- und sprachwissenschaftliche BeitrĂ€ge, die den Themenkomplex aus komparativer, historischer, politischer und kreativer Perspektive beleuchten. Dabei werden die KontinuitĂ€ten und DiskontinuitĂ€ten der Exilliteraturforschung, der Entstehung verschiedener Formen von Exilliteratur und Zensurpraktiken als institutionalisierte Form der UnterdrĂŒckung freier MeinungsĂ€ußerung und kĂŒnstlerischer Freiheit in Beziehung zueinander gesetzt. Der Band stellt somit einen in bedeutenden Beitrag zur theoretisch wie auch anwendungsbezogenen Zensur- und Exilforschung dar.

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Yes, you can access Censorship and Exile by Johanna Hartmann, Hubert Zapf, Johanna Hartmann,Hubert Zapf in PDF and/or ePUB format, as well as other popular books in Literature & Literary Criticism History & Theory. We have over one million books available in our catalogue for you to explore.

Information

Publisher
V&R Unipress
Year
2015
Print ISBN
9783847104261
eBook ISBN
9783847004264
Edition
1
Topic
Literature
Subtopic
Literary Criticism History & Theory
Index
Literature

Table of contents

  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright
  3. Table of Contents
  4. Body
  5. Preface
  6. I. Censorship and Exile in Comparative Perspective
  7. Heide Ziegler (Stuttgart): Exile and Self-Censorship: Thomas Mann and Vladimir Nabokov
  8. Christoph Henke (Augsburg): The Jealousy of Displacement: James Joyce's Exiles and Edward Said's “Reflections on Exile”
  9. Katja Sarkowsky (MĂŒnster): Out of Egypt, Out of Place: Memory, Exile and Diaspora in AndrĂ© Aciman's and Edward Said's Memoirs
  10. Lars Hinrichs (Austin): Tropes of Exile in Everyday Caribbean-Diasporic Speech: The Reindexicalization of Dread Talk in the Jamaican Diaspora
  11. II. Censorship and Exile in Historical Perspective
  12. Iris Zimmermann (Augsburg): Variance and Censorship in Medieval Love Lyrics
  13. Freimut Löser (Augsburg): Resisting Censorship: Cases of the Early Fourteenth Century
  14. Klaus Wolf (Augsburg): Censorship and Exile in Medieval and Early Modern Universities
  15. Kirsten Belgum (Austin): Censorship and Piracy: Publishing and State Control in Early Nineteenth Century Germany
  16. Katherine Arens (Austin): Self-Censorship, Self-Immolation: Intellectual Exiles and Violence in Academic Cultures
  17. III. Censorship and Exile in Political Perspective
  18. Hannah Chapelle Wojciehowski (Austin): Archaeologies of Censorship: Michel Foucault's 1968
  19. Christiane FĂ€cke (Augsburg): Creating Taboos and Exclusions in Discourses of the Holocaust: Experiences in a Small Town in Northern Hesse
  20. ElĆŒbieta Baraniecka (Augsburg): Subversive Laughter: SƂawomir MroĆŒek’s Theatre of the Absurd as a Mode of Resistance to Censo ship in Socialist Poland
  21. John Morán González (Austin): ˋTrying to get the accents right': Censorship, Exile, and Linguistic Difference in Julia Alvarez's How the García Girls Lost Their Accents
  22. IV. Censorship and Exile in Creative Perspective
  23. Matt Cohen (Austin): Walt Whitman's EidĂłlon of Exile: Distribution and the Literary Imagination
  24. Elizabeth Richmond-Garza (Austin): “Most People Die in Exile”: Oscar Wilde's Final Personality, or the Queerness of the Non-Place
  25. Ulrich Hohoff (Augsburg): Literary Creativity and Censorship: Authors in the German Democratic Republic and Their Readers 1949–1989
  26. Rotraud von Kulessa (Augsburg): The Trauma of Exile and Censorship in the Case of Dany LaferriĂšre: L'enigme du retour
  27. Contributors