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This accessible and fresh account of German writing since 1750 is a case study of literature as a cultural and spiritual resource in modern societies.
Beginning with the emergence of German language literature on the international stage in the mid-eighteenth century, the book plays down conventional labels and periodisation of German literary history in favour of the explanatory force of international cultural impact. It explains, for instance, how specifically German and Austrian conditions shaped major contributions to European literary culture such as Romanticism and the 'language scepticism' of the early twentieth century.
From the First World War until reunification in 1990, Germany's defining experiences have been ones of catastrophe. The book provides a compelling overview of the different ways in which German literature responded to historical disaster. They are, first, Modernism (the 'Literature of Negation'), second, the literature of totalitarian regimes (Third Reich and German Democratic Republic), and third the various creative strategies and evasions of the capitalist democratic multi-medial cultures of the Weimar and Federal Republics.
The volume achieves a balance between textual analysis and cultural theory that gives it value as an introductory reference source and as an original study and as such will be essential reading for students and scholars alike.
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Table Of Contents:
Acknowledgements ix
Introduction: Cultural History of Literature 1(3)
1 A European German literature 4(44)
Enlightenment identities 5(6)
The virtue of sexuality 11(4)
The German idea of literature 15(3)
A German Shakespeare 18(4)
Greece conies to Germany 22(6)
Casualties of Idealism 28(4)
Infinity for all 32(2)
The consolation of philosophy 34(3)
Irony 37(2)
Spilt religion 39(3)
What Germans really read 42(4)
Spirit in the age of modern literature 46(2)
2 Poetry and Politics 48(34)
The classical inheritance in the modern world 48(5)
German realism 53(7)
An affirmative literature 60(5)
The German literature myth and what Germans really read 65(3)
The Novelle 68(2)
Problematic affirmative literature 70(6)
Overture to the future 76(6)
3 Imperial Modernity 82(32)
The revolution that never was 82(4)
The social question 85s
The German claim to art 86(2)
Literature on the ground 88(7)
The world of publicity 95(2)
The marketing of exclusivity 97(2)
German art meets advertising 99(3)
Publicity as a creative force 102(1)
Language becomes self-conscious 103(7)
Literature and technology 110(4)
4 The Literature of Negation 114(35)
The Great War 114(2)
Fort/Dada 116(4)
The broken subject 120(5)
Fascist negation 125(3)
Negation in the dialectic 128(8)
Negation and the Holocaust 136(6)
The lyric of negation 142(7)
5 The Fate of Affirmative Literature 149(30)
The Third Reich 149(11)
The German Democratic Republic 160(19)
6 Literature in Democratic Capitalism 179(50)
From Erlebnis to Erfahrung 180(13)
Old literature adapts to the new world 193(6)
Testimony, market, society 199(4)
Exile 203(4)
The economic miracle 207(10)
Medial hybridity 217(12)
Conclusion: The End of the Age 229(3)
References 232(7)
Index 239
Acknowledgements ix
Introduction: Cultural History of Literature 1(3)
1 A European German literature 4(44)
Enlightenment identities 5(6)
The virtue of sexuality 11(4)
The German idea of literature 15(3)
A German Shakespeare 18(4)
Greece conies to Germany 22(6)
Casualties of Idealism 28(4)
Infinity for all 32(2)
The consolation of philosophy 34(3)
Irony 37(2)
Spilt religion 39(3)
What Germans really read 42(4)
Spirit in the age of modern literature 46(2)
2 Poetry and Politics 48(34)
The classical inheritance in the modern world 48(5)
German realism 53(7)
An affirmative literature 60(5)
The German literature myth and what Germans really read 65(3)
The Novelle 68(2)
Problematic affirmative literature 70(6)
Overture to the future 76(6)
3 Imperial Modernity 82(32)
The revolution that never was 82(4)
The social question 85s
The German claim to art 86(2)
Literature on the ground 88(7)
The world of publicity 95(2)
The marketing of exclusivity 97(2)
German art meets advertising 99(3)
Publicity as a creative force 102(1)
Language becomes self-conscious 103(7)
Literature and technology 110(4)
4 The Literature of Negation 114(35)
The Great War 114(2)
Fort/Dada 116(4)
The broken subject 120(5)
Fascist negation 125(3)
Negation in the dialectic 128(8)
Negation and the Holocaust 136(6)
The lyric of negation 142(7)
5 The Fate of Affirmative Literature 149(30)
The Third Reich 149(11)
The German Democratic Republic 160(19)
6 Literature in Democratic Capitalism 179(50)
From Erlebnis to Erfahrung 180(13)
Old literature adapts to the new world 193(6)
Testimony, market, society 199(4)
Exile 203(4)
The economic miracle 207(10)
Medial hybridity 217(12)
Conclusion: The End of the Age 229(3)
References 232(7)
Index 239
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