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...Dora Osborne Abstract Christian Petzold’s Phoenix (2014) is set in the immediate aftermath of World War II but dedicated to Fritz Bauer, the man credited with initiating the Frankfurt Auschwitz trials almost two decades later. In light of other recent films about Bauer, this article argues...

... postwar period; in Winterjagd , the woman at the door is the bearer of transgenerational trauma. Not explicitly bent on revenge, the Jewish returnee Nelly (Nina Hoss) in Christian Petzold’s post-Holocaust film Phoenix (2014) nonetheless has a similar mission. 31 There was a widespread fear among...

... Canetti, Crowds and Power, trans. Carol Stewart (London: Phoenix, 2000); Canetti, Masse und Macht (Frankfurt am Main: Fischer, 1990), 101–6. 20. Livy, Ab urbe condita, 177. 21. See Weber, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft, 656. 44 Republican Charisma in Livy Sextus Tarquinius would be brought...

... refers in one of his letters to Jünger from 1942 to the kabbalistic story of the “Vogel Ziz” that, like the Phoenix (Ziz is the rabbinic name for this bird), will rise from the ashes of destruction.45 He sees the revenge of the Ziz already taking place in the Allies’ firebombing of German cities...

... it was his worst. See Ramin Jahanbegloo, Conversations with Isaiah Berlin (London: Phoenix, 1993), 31–33 (see also n. 34 in this essay). 74. Leo Strauss, Thoughts on Machiavelli (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1958). In the 1963 preface to the republication of The Political Philosophy...

... in the very acidity of its polemical form but in the phoenix-like resurrections of its arguments for renewed purposes as broad as they are pointed, from Irving Babbitt’s comparative study of the pseudoclassical and Romantic tendencies in criticism, The New Laokoön: An Essay on the Confusion of the Arts...

... Literature and the Holocaust . New York : Routledge , 1999 . Schlink Bernhard . The Reader , translated by Janeway Carol Brown . London : Phoenix , 1997 . Sepinwall Alan . “ Review: NBC’s ‘Hannibal’ a Riveting ‘Silence of the Lambs’ Prequel .” Uproxx , April 3 , 2013...

... on found-footage film in Austria and Germany, from Matthias Müller and Christophe Girardet’s structural remontage of Alfred Hitchcock (Phoenix Tapes, 2001) to Gustav Deutsch’s explorations into the ontology of moving images.4 Looking for precursors to such archival explorations, several...