What Remains by Gerald Fetz
Arguably the most important—and influential—German woman writer of the last century, Christa Wolf was long heralded as "die gesamtdeutsche Autorin," an author for all of Germany; but, after 1989 in unified Germany, Wolf found herself suddenly embroiled in controversies that challenged her integrity and consigned her to an ideologically suspect identity as "DDR Schriftstellerin” (GDR writer) or “Staatsdichterin” (state poet). What Remains: Revisiting the Life and Work of Christa Wolf asks the question of what truly remains of her legacy in the annals of contemporary German culture and history. Unlike most of what appeared in the wake of Wolf’s death, however, the contributions to this international volume seek neither to monumentalize her nor to dismantle her stature, but to employ a range of methodologies—comparative, intertextual, psychoanalytic, historical, transcultural—to offer sensitive assessments of Wolf’s major literary texts, as well as of her lesser known work in genres such as film and essay.-
The Emperor's Old Clothes
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Walls, Borders, Boundaries
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Beyond Posthumanism
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Names and Naming in Early Modern Germany
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After The History of Sexuality
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Beyond Alterity
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Archeologies of Confession
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Money in the German-speaking Lands
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Ruptures in the Everyday
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Views of Violence
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Dreams of Germany
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The Total Work of Art
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Conversion and the Politics of Religion in Early Modern Germany
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Kinship, Community, and Self
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The Holy Roman Empire, Reconsidered
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The Origins of German Self-Cultivation
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Migrations in the German Lands, 1500-2000
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Reluctant Skeptic
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Managing Pandemics in Early Modern Germany
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Football Nation
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Weimar Publics/Weimar Subjects
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Becoming East German
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The Devil's Riches
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Former Neighbors, Future Allies?
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Minority Discourses in Germany since 1990
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Feelings Materialized
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Agency and Author
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Religious Plurality at Princely Courts
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Invested Narratives
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Mixed Matches
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Healing and Harm
Gerald Fetz is Dean and Professor Emeritus, University of Montana. He has published books and articles on several German-Language writers, including Martin Walser, Thomas Bernhard, Lilian Faschinger, Franz Innerhofer, Franz Kakfa, W.G. Sebald, as well as on German historical drama and literature of the Wende. He currently serves on the Board of the German Studies Association and is the chief editor at the University of Montana Press.
Patricia Herminghouse is Fuchs Professor emerita of German Studies, University of Rochester. She has written widely on German Literature since the nineteenth century, including the social contexts of women’s writing, GDR literature, and German émigré culture in nineteenth century America. Her Publications include Gender and Germanness: Cultural Productions of Nation (co-ed.) and German Literature in a New Century: Trends, Traditions, Transitions, Transformations (co-ed.).
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| ISBN 13 | 9781800734968 |
| ISBN 10 | 1800734964 |
| Title | What Remains |
| Author | Gerald Fetz |
| Series | Spektrum: Publications Of The German Studies Association |
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| Binding Type | Hardback |
| Publisher | Berghahn Books |
| Year published | 2022-05-01 |
| Number of pages | 270 |
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