Protest and Reform in German Literature and Visual Culture, 1871-1918
- Author(s)
- Edited by Charlotte Woodford and Godela Weiss-Sussex
- Series
- Institute of Germanic Studies Publications
Description
ISBN 978-0-85457-241-0; 210 pp.; 17 January 2015
Published in conjunction with Iudicium Verlag, Munich
Table of contents
Godela Weiss-Sussex and Charlotte Woodford: Introduction
Modernity: Cultural Regeneration or Crisis?
James A. van Dyke: Radical Art History and the Art of Social Protest in Imperial Germany
Matthew Jefferies: 'No Great Wall, No Protective Tariffs for our Art, No Chauvinistic Deutschtümmelei'? Carl Vinnen's Ein Protest deutscher Künstler Revisited
Arne Offermanns: Ernst Lissauer: Religious Poetry between Bourgeois Left Liberalism and völkisch- Reactionary Thought
Valentina Di Rosa: Der Friedriechshagener Kreis und die Neue Germeinschaft: Experiment und Krise zweier Künstlerkolonien der frühen Moderne
Lászlo V. Szabó: Die Krisis der europäischen Kultur: Rudolf Pannwitz's Reformist Thinking between Nietzsche and Heraclitus
Hans Hahn: Dad: 'eine Candide gegen die Zeit' oder der 'Zentralrat der Weltrevolution'?
The Aesthetics of Protest and Reform
Joela Jacobs: 'Verbrechen wider die Natur': Oskar Panizza's First Encounter with Censorship
Eva Axer: 'Zwischen Alt und Neu': Arno Holz's Buch der Zeit and his Concept of 'soziale Lyrik'
Charlotte Woodford: Protest in Women's Fiction around 1900: Maria Janitschek's Short Stories and Hedwig Dohm's Christa Ruland
Godela Weiss-Sussex: Reformprogrammatik und Romanästhetik: Ruth Bré, Gabriele Reuter und Grete Meisel-Hess
Catherine Smale: 'Erwachende Frauen': Grief as Protest in Expressionist Women's Poetry from the First World War
Index