Das "Ende der Nachkriegszeit" im werk von Anna Mitgutsch
Das "Ende der Nachkriegszeit" im werk von Anna Mitgutsch
This chapter outlines the how the Austrian writer Anna Mitgutsch, a convert to Judaism, deals with religion in her novels, notably in Abschied von Jerusalem (1995) and Familienfest (2003). It argues that Mitgutsch is one of a group of writers in Austria who, towards the end of the 20th century, again produce 'Jewish' literature by focusing on Jewish themes.
978-3-0343-0156-5
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Reiter, Andrea
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2010
Reiter, Andrea
2d3fad43-ac1d-4ec7-bd9f-0b9168492a84
Reiter, Andrea
(2010)
Das "Ende der Nachkriegszeit" im werk von Anna Mitgutsch.
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Preece, Julian, Finlay, Frank and Crowe, Sinead
(eds.)
Religion and Identity in Germany Today: Doubters, Believers, Seekers in Literature and Film.
(Leeds-Swansea Colloquia on Contemporary Literature, 2)
Bern, CH.
Peter Lang, .
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This chapter outlines the how the Austrian writer Anna Mitgutsch, a convert to Judaism, deals with religion in her novels, notably in Abschied von Jerusalem (1995) and Familienfest (2003). It argues that Mitgutsch is one of a group of writers in Austria who, towards the end of the 20th century, again produce 'Jewish' literature by focusing on Jewish themes.
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ISBN: 978-3-0343-0156-5
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Andrea Reiter
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Julian Preece
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Frank Finlay
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Sinead Crowe
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