Czech Literary Modernism in the Aus fremden Zungen Journal: Four Instances of Mediation
(Lucie Merhautová), p. 93-125 |
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„in the history of Czech publishing, an unprecedented moral success“. On the Genesis and the Publication of Durych’s (and Eisner’s) Friedland
(Tilman Kasten), p. 126-154 |
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From My Life: When Film Claims Its Right to All History Figures
(Marika Kupková), p. 155-170 |
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Letting Preceding Days Pass: Sketches on the Transfers between Locality and Time-Anchoring in Uwe Johnson’s Anniversaries — with Regard to Prague
(Nils Plath), p. 171-179 |
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The Beauty of Compacting Human Heads: Metaphors of Writing and the History of Book Destruction in Bohumil Hrabal’s Too Loud a Solitude
(Heike Winkel), p. 180-195 |
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The Polymorph Male Body in Bohumil Hrabal’s I Served the King of England as a Counter-Concept to Socialist Realism
(Ina Hartmann), p. 196-204 |
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Words and/without Bodies: The Incorporation of the Word as Autopoetological Imagery in Texts by Bohumil Hrabal and Jáchym Topol
(Anna Förster), p. 205-220 |
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Question for… What is Performativity?
(trans. Martin Pokorný)
(Barbara Gronau — Alice Lagaay), p. 224-227 |
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