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The echo of Die Blechtrommel in Europe : studies on the reception of Günter Grass's The Tin Drum / edited by Jos Joosten, Christoph Parry.
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English
German
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Leiden ; Boston : Brill, [2016]
©2016
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ix, 227 pages ; 25 cm.
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Grass, Günter 1927-2015
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Blechtrommel
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Editor
Joosten, Jos
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Parry, Christoph, 1951-
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Series
Radboud studies in humanities ; 6.
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Radboud Studies in Humanities ; volume 6
Summary note
"The Echo of Die Blechtrommel in Europe presents an overview and analysis of the critical reception of Günter Grass's classic novel throughout Europe. Starting from the reviews on its first publication in Germany in 1959, it follows the reception of its translations in Poland, Italy, the UK, The Netherlands, Belgium, France, Finland and Sweden. Press reviews for the general public form the main object of research in this volume. The articles reveal the different roles played by religious, political and ideological matters in the reception of the novel in the respective European countries. The articles, written by specialists from the countries under study, also reveal national differences and resemblances in the institutions of literary life in Europe. Contributors are Eva Banchelli, Rebecca Braun, Elke Brems, Jos Joosten, Liisa Laukkanen, Stefan Neuhaus, Mirosław Ossowski, Christoph Parry, Edgar Platen, Veronika Schuchter and Stéphanie Vanasten."-- Provided by publisher.
Notes
Text in English and German.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Text in English and German.
Contents
Introduction / Jos Joosten & Christoph Parry
Vom Skandalroman zum modernen Klassiker: Die Rezeption von Günter Grass' Roman Die Blechtrommel im deutschsprachigen Raum / Stefan Neuhaus
Von der 'epileptischen Kapriole' zum Nobelpreis: Die Blechtrommel als Paradigma der deutschsprachigen Literaturkritik / Veronika Schuchter
Die Blechtrommel in Polen: Der mühsame Weg zum Erfolg / Mirosław Ossowski
Die Blechtrommel und die italienische Kulturszene Anfang der Sechziger Jahre / Eva Banchelli
Being Günter Grass: Appropriations of the Tin Drum Author in the British Media / Rebecca Braun
A Big Bang? The Paradox of the Reception of Günter Grass's Die Blechtrommel in The Netherlands / Jos Joosten
Framing Grass: The Reception of Die Blechtrommel in Flanders / Elke Brems
'Schon schnellten sich von Oskars Zunge einige französische Wörtchen': Die Blechtrommel in Frankreich / Stephanie Vanasten
Reception of the First Translation of Günter Grass's Die Blechtrommel in the Major Finnish Press / Christoph Parry
Die Blechtrommel in der finnischen Neuübersetzung von Oili Suominen: zur Vernetzung von Verlag, Übersetzung und Rezeption / Liisa Laukkanen
"Inte bara Grass ..." ("Nicht nur Grass ... "). Abgrenzung, Identifikation, Banalisierung, oder: Zur Rezeption von Günter Grass, seiner Blechtrommel und der Nachkriegsliteratur in Schweden / Edgar Platen.
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ISBN
9789004291881 (hardcover ; : alkaline paper)
9004291881 (hardcover ; : alkaline paper)
LCCN
2016016590
OCLC
945088523
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40026356175
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