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... Krause-Wahl Antje . Special issue of literaturkritik.de 12 : www.literaturkritik.de/public/rezension.php?rez_id=10268&ausgabe=200612 . Wundt Wilhelm 1903 Grundriss der Psychologie ( Stuttgart : Engelmann ). Zweig Arnold Zweig Beatrice Weyl Helene 1996 Komm...

... als Lebensform: Über Arnold Zweig ( Berlin : Edition Sigma ). Hermans Theo 2002 “Paradoxes and Aporias in Translation and Translation Studies,” in Translation Studies: Perspectives on an Emerging Discipline , edited by Riccardi Alessandra , 10 – 23 ( Cambridge : Cambridge...

... Hayford, Hershel Parker, and G. Thomas Tanselle (Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press). Osman, Jena, Juliana Spahr, and Janet Zweig, eds. 1997 “Procedures.” Special issue, Chain 4 (fall). Perelman, Bob 1996 The Marginalization of Poetry: Language Writing and Literary History...

... where Herman will eventually be hidden. The site of forbidden passion, then, is collocated with forbidden art: Stefan Zweig, Arthur Schnitzler, Thomas Mann, and Heinrich Heine, all “[enemies] of the Ger- man Reich. In what way they were its enemies I didn’t understand. I supposed for being Jewish...

... INRI Cross” (1923), which is part of Yiddish Expressionism; and Stephan Zweig’s “New Pathos” (1913), associated with German Expressionism, are included. A previous edition of this collection appeared in 1964 under the name Inheritors of Symbolism in European and Jewish Poetry...

... readers (who recite, aloud or silently, these verses) may seek a performance compatible with tree b. Alter- natively some people may treat this stanza form, in accordance with Ehren- zweig’s conception, as a ‘‘symptom’’ of ballad style. The cognitive processes that generated this style having...

... it discreetly in your bag, because you felt that there was a second book underneath. I have read books by such writers as, for example, Thomas Mann, Kafka, Galsworthy, Stephan Zweig and many others at that time. It lasted for about two years, then it became too dangerous, although nobody ever...

... originated independently of each other. Klee created Die Zwitschermaschine in developing an idea he had first expressed a year earlier in the ink drawing Konzert auf dem Zweig [Concert on the Twig]. The miniature, deceptively childlike and innocently witty at first glance, can be interpreted on many...

... and presentation of highly emotional experience in the private letters of writers and intellectuals (such as Joseph Roth, Arnold Zweig, and Walter Benjamin) who fled the Nazis in the 1930s. Her analysis of these affecting texts, written by skilled literary authors, shows the reper- toire of devices...

... Aristotle Lenin Ninth Zola Tenth Augustinus Vicki Baum Plato Stefan Zweig who appeal to a broad...