Love, eros, and desire in contemporary German-language literature and culture / edited by Helmut Schmitz and Peter Davies.

Other author Schmitz, Helmut.
Other author Davies, Peter (Peter J.)
Format Electronic
Publication InfoRochester, New York : Camden House, 2017.
Descriptionvi, 176 pages ; 24 cm.
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SeriesEdinburgh German yearbook, 1937-0857 ; vol. 11
Edinburgh German yearbook ; v. 11. ^A1143026
Contents Introduction. Love, literature, (post-)modernity : on the re-emergence of love in contemporary German literature / Helmut Schmitz -- Revisions of romantic/literary traditions -- Not so happily ever after : romantic love in novels by Alain Claude Sulzer / Esther K. Bauer -- Love as literature : Hanns-Josef Ortheil's Die grosse Liebe / Helmut Schmitz -- Variations on love in the contemporary -- Healthy socialists and kinky heroes : carnivalesque deconstruction of heteronormativity in Thomas Brussig's Helden wie wir / Sven Glawion -- Disembodied love and desire : virtual love in Daniel Glattauer's Gut gegen Nordwind / Angelika Vybiral -- Thomas Mann in furs : remediation of sadomasochism in Maxim Biller's Im Kopf von Bruno Schulz and Harlem holocaust / Maria Roca Lizarazu -- Love and cultures of exclusion -- Precarious subjects, vulnerable love : Thomas Mann's 3000 Euro, Feridun Zaimoglu's Isabel and Julia Wolf's Alles ist jetzt / Silke Horstkotte -- Love as anathema : social constraints and the demise of desire in Fatih Akin's Gegen die Wand / Sarra Kassem -- Notes on the contributors.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
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LCCN 2018285207
ISBN9781571139788 (hbk.)
ISBN1571139788
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