Understanding Ingeborg Bachmann:
Understanding Ingeborg Bachmann introduces American readers to the Austrian writer regarded as one of postwar Europe's most innovative modernists. Offering the first complete bibliography of Bachmann's works in English translation including a listing of all eighty-eight published poems, Ka...
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Columbia, SC
Univ. of South Carolina Press
1995
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Zusammenfassung: | Understanding Ingeborg Bachmann introduces American readers to the Austrian writer regarded as one of postwar Europe's most innovative modernists. Offering the first complete bibliography of Bachmann's works in English translation including a listing of all eighty-eight published poems, Karen Achberger surveys Bachmann's highly acclaimed poems, radio plays, opera librettos, short stories, and novels - an entire oeuvre dedicated to the struggle against fascism - in light of the writer's early life in war-ravaged Austria. Achberger describes the great irony of Bachmann's life and work in that, while she was received as a great writer during her lifetime, the political thrust of her work remained largely unrecognized until after her death in 1973 Emphasizing the tragedy of the Germany's obsession with Bachmann's personal life rather than with her critique of postwar society, Achberger explores Bachmann's central themes of constant war and of woman's absence in patriarchal society. Comparing Bachmann's influence to that of Virginia Woolf in America, Achberger describes Bachmann's concern with gender-specific issues, which intensified as her career progressed. Achberger contends that beneath these themes lay Bachmann's tireless search for a new language and her utopian belief in writing on the brink of destruction |
Beschreibung: | XIX, 207 S. Ill. |
ISBN: | 0872499944 |
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adam_text | Editor s Preface ix
Acknowledgments xi
A Note on Translations xiii
Chronology xv
Introduction: The Tragic Misreception 1
Chapterl The Poems 12
Die gestundete Zeit 12
Anrufung des Großen Bären 16
A Bibliography of Individual Poems in English
Translation 25
Chapter2 The Radio Plays 31
Ein Geschäft mit Träumen 31
Die Zikaden 34
The Good God of Manhattan 38
Chapter 3 The Librettos and Critical Writings 51
Der Prinz von Homburg 52
Der junge Lord 55
Frankfurter Vorlesungen 60
Chapter 4 The Thirtieth Year 14
A Step Towards Gomorrah 78
Undine Goes 85
Chapter 5 Malina and the Death Styles Cyde 96
Malina 99
Der Fall Franza 129
Chapter 6 Three Paths to the Lake 143
Word for Word 147
Problems, Problems 150
Eyes to Wonder 153
The Barking 154
Three Paths to the Lake 156
Bibliography 173
Index 203
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