Keyword [Mann]
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| 21. | A Study Of The Intertextuality Of Thomas Mann's Novels |
| 22. | 'Enemies of fanaticism': Ethical humanisms in the works of Hermann Broch, Erich Kahler and Thomas Mann |
| 23. | Claiming victims: The Mann Act, gender, and class in the American West, 1910--1930s |
| 24. | Divine epidemic: Dionysian elements in Thomas Mann's 'Death in Venice' and Andrey Bely's 'Petersburg' |
| 25. | Melancholy cosmopolitanism: Love, labor, and loss in Theodor W. Adorno and Thomas Mann |
| 26. | Beyond observation literature and science in Kafka, Rilke, Mann and Musil |
| 27. | The will to harmony: Music in the novels of Andre Gide, Aldous Huxley and Thomas Mann |
| 28. | Kunst unter der Optik des Lebens. Nietzsche in der Sicht von Martin Heidegger und in der Wirkung auf Thomas Mann |
| 29. | Fragments of the human: The concept of humanism in Kant, Goethe, and Thomas Mann |
| 30. | Benjamin Britten and Luchino Visconti: Iterations of Thomas Mann's 'Death in Venice' |
| 31. | Zu den unterschiedlichen Perspektiven auf die Romanfigur Hans Castorp: Ein Vergleich der Romane 'Der Zauberberg' von Thomas Mann und 'Castorp' von Pawel Huelle |
| 32. | 'Terrible in its Beauty, Terrible in its Indifference': Postcolonial Ecocriticism and Sally Mann's Southern Landscape |
| 33. | Deja vu, the sublime, and the uncanny: The route of self-overcoming of Hans Castorp's 'Schnee' vision in Thomas Mann's 'Der Zauberberg' (Germany) |
| 34. | The homo-exilic experience: Queerness, alienation, and contrapuntal vision (Christopher Isherwood, Klaus Mann, James Baldwin, Arturo Islas) |
| 35. | Returning myth to humanity: Thomas Mann and Joseph (Germany) |
| 36. | Thomas Mann's 'Doktor Faustus' in the light of 'Die Betrachtungen eines Unpolitischen' |
| 37. | 'Writing a war story': American women's writing on the Vietnam War (Mary McCarthy, Le Ly Hayslip, Emily Mann, Jayne Anne Phillips, Bobbie Ann Mason) |
| 38. | Implosionen des Geredes. Robert Musils 'Mann ohne Eigenschaften' und Martin Heideggers 'Sein und Zeit' vor der Erfahrung des modernen In-der-Welt-Seins (German text) |
| 39. | Vital humanism: Thomas Mann, Jose Ortega y Gasset, and the revolt against decadence in self-nation-Europe, 1900-1949 |
| 40. | The Habsburg Self? Narrative Perspective and Linguistic Identity in Robert Musil's 'Tonka,' Herta Muller's 'Niederungen' and 'Reisende auf einem Bein' and Terezia Mora's 'Alle Tage' |
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