Marlen Haushofer: 'Die Wand' unter der Perspektive der Cultural and Literary Animal Studies
The article analyzes Marlen Haushofer's novel 'The Wall' by means of the innovative research methods of Cultural and Literary Animal Studies. The paper focuses particularly on the analysis of human‑animal interactions in the novel and the differences...
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The article analyzes Marlen Haushofer's novel 'The Wall' by means of the innovative research methods of Cultural and Literary Animal Studies. The paper focuses particularly on the analysis of human‑animal interactions in the novel and the differences in the behaviour of the literary human and animal characters (Animal Agency).
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Die künstlerisch empfindende Figur in Hofmannsthals Werk und ihre Beziehung zur Existenz Artistically perceptive characters in Hofmannsthal's oeuvre and their attitude to existence
The article analyzes two early works by Hugo von Hofmannsthal: Das kleine Welttheater and Das Märchen der 672. Nacht. The author focuses on artistically perceptive characters: the poet and artist (in Das kleine Welttheater) and the "dilettante" (in...
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The article analyzes two early works by Hugo von Hofmannsthal: Das kleine Welttheater and Das Märchen der 672. Nacht. The author focuses on artistically perceptive characters: the poet and artist (in Das kleine Welttheater) and the "dilettante" (in Das Märchen der 672. Nacht). Using examples of the analyzed characters, the article attempts to define the features that are typical of the artist and the dilettante, explains the concepts of "pre-existence" and "existence" and gives an account of their importance in Hofmannsthal's work. The author characterizes the artistically perceptive characters on the basis of these concepts.
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Max Brod, Josef Mühlberger und ihre Beziehung zu Hugo von Hofmannsthals Werk Max Brod, Josef Mühlberger and their relationship to the works of Hugo von Hofmannsthal
The article examines the reception of Hugo von Hofmannsthal's works by two Czechoslovak authors writing in German: Max Brod and Josef Mühlberger. The reception of Hofmannsthal's oeuvre is reflected primarily in Brod's novel "Mira", Brod's...
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The article examines the reception of Hugo von Hofmannsthal's works by two Czechoslovak authors writing in German: Max Brod and Josef Mühlberger. The reception of Hofmannsthal's oeuvre is reflected primarily in Brod's novel "Mira", Brod's correspondence with Hofmannsthal, and Mühlberger's essay "Hugo von Hofmannsthal". The article explores how both authors depict the Viennese poet and what they consider to be Hofmannsthal's main significance and legacy for future generations. The article also compares Brod's and Mühlberger's statements with thematically similar texts by the Austrian author.
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Thomas Manns Beziehung zu Stefan Georges Werk Thomas Mann’s attitude to the work of Stefan George
The article deals with Thomas Mann' s attitude to Stefan George and his work. The first part reproduces and comments on Mann's statements about George. It transpires that Thomas Mann's attitude to George was highly contradictory. This fact is mainly...
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The article deals with Thomas Mann' s attitude to Stefan George and his work. The first part reproduces and comments on Mann's statements about George. It transpires that Thomas Mann's attitude to George was highly contradictory. This fact is mainly due to the self-searching of the North German author against the background of historical events. The article also contains an analysis of two short stories by Thomas Mann ('At the Prophet's' and 'Death in Venice') that have some relation to George (or his disciples) and thus clarify the issues in question.
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