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Volume 31, Issue 1 (2007) Austrian Literature: Gender, History, and Memory

Introductory Material

Front matter, vol. 31, issue 1

Articles

Prince Eugene and Maria Theresa: Gender, History, and Memory in Hofmannsthal in the First World War
Wolfgang Nehring

Cultural Memory and Intellectual History: Locating Austrian Literature
David S. Luft

Images of the Second World War in Austrian Literature after 1945
Karl Müller

Marlen Haushofer: Recollections of Crime and Complicity
Maria-Regina Kecht

Gender, the Cold War, and Ingeborg Bachmann
Sara Lennox

Gender, Cultural Memory, and the Representation of Queerness in Ingeborg Bachmann's Narrative "A Step Towards Gomorrah."
Imke Meyer

Jewish History and Memory in Paul Celan's "DU LIEGST"
Irene Fußl

Translating Czernowitz: The “Non-Place” of East Central Europe
Leslie Morris

Geographies of Memory: Ruth Beckermann's Film Aesthetics
Karen Remmler

Viennese Memories of History and Horrors
Dagmar C. G. Lorenz

The Necessity of Remembering Injustice and Suffering: History, Memory, and the Representation of the Romani Holocaust in Austrian Contemporary Literature
Roxane Riegler

Staging Memory: The Drama Inside the Language of Elfriede Jelinek
Gita Honegger

Guest Editor

: Maria-Regina Kecht