Understanding Johannes Bobrowski:
In this critical introduction to the poetry and fiction of Johannes Bobrowski (1917-1965), David Scrase elucidates the literary subtleties of one of the most prominent writers to live and work in the German Democratic Republic. Despite the fact that Bobrowski won such prestigious accolades as the He...
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Zusammenfassung: | In this critical introduction to the poetry and fiction of Johannes Bobrowski (1917-1965), David Scrase elucidates the literary subtleties of one of the most prominent writers to live and work in the German Democratic Republic. Despite the fact that Bobrowski won such prestigious accolades as the Heinrich Mann Prize and Charles Veillon Prize and held an important position in the literature of postwar Germany, very little English-language scholarship has been published about his work. Scrase fills this gap by exploring the heralded writer's novels, poems, and short stories. Contending that Bobrowski's writing can be understood only by those who appreciate the ethos that pervaded East Prussia during the writer's childhood, Scrase begins by reviewing the region's history and profiling the diverse ethnic and religious communities that Bobrowski encountered there In looking at a representative sampling of Bobrowski's work, Scrase exposes the writer's attempts to come to terms with Germany's destructive role in eastern Europe. Scrase offers close readings of selected Bobrowski poems, most of which depict the landscape of Sarmatia, its rural traditions, and the daily tasks of its people. He also reviews Bobrowski's two novels, Levin's Mill and Lithuanian Pianos, and explains how to read Bobrowski's short stories |
Beschreibung: | XVI, 149 S. |
ISBN: | 1570030286 |
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adam_text | UNDERSTANDING
JOHANNES
BOBROWSKI
DAVID SCRASE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA PRESS
CONTENTS
Editor s Preface vii
Preface ix
A Note on Translations
Chronology xiii
xn
Chapter 1 Biography 1
Chapter 2 Reading Johannes Bobrowski
Chapter 3 The Poetry 15
Chapter 4 Levin s Mill 52
Chapter 5 The Short Fiction 75
Chapter 6 Litauische Claviers 98
Chapter 7 Conclusion 121
Bibliography 127
Index 141
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