The Voice of History: An Exegesis of Selected Short Stories from Ingeborg Bachmann's Das Dreissigste Jahr and Simultan from the Perspective of Austrian History, Lisa de Serbine Bahrawy (9780820410272) — Readings Books

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The Voice of History: An Exegesis of Selected Short Stories from Ingeborg Bachmann's Das Dreissigste Jahr and Simultan from the Perspective of Austrian History
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The Voice of History: An Exegesis of Selected Short Stories from Ingeborg Bachmann’s Das Dreissigste Jahr and Simultan from the Perspective of Austrian History

Lisa de Serbine Bahrawy
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This exegesis of selected narrative works by the Austrian writer Ingeborg Bachmann (1926-1973) departs from the idea that there exists a symbiosis between the text and the society from which it comes. Bachmann suggests that certain historical processes have produced, reinforced and perpetuated values, attitudes and modes of thinking which are indigenous to her native land. Exploring the historical, social and cultural evolution of Austria, this study offers illuminating insights regarding the paradoxical nature of the Austrian mind as reflected in Bachmann’s oeuvre.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Peter Lang Publishing Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 August 1989
Pages
202
ISBN
9780820410272

This exegesis of selected narrative works by the Austrian writer Ingeborg Bachmann (1926-1973) departs from the idea that there exists a symbiosis between the text and the society from which it comes. Bachmann suggests that certain historical processes have produced, reinforced and perpetuated values, attitudes and modes of thinking which are indigenous to her native land. Exploring the historical, social and cultural evolution of Austria, this study offers illuminating insights regarding the paradoxical nature of the Austrian mind as reflected in Bachmann’s oeuvre.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Peter Lang Publishing Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 August 1989
Pages
202
ISBN
9780820410272

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