Keyword [Mann]
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| 41. | A lived myth: Thomas Mann's aesthetic German mythos |
| 42. | The People's Zoo: William M. Mann, the National Zoo, and the birth of American wildlife conservation, 1889--1960 |
| 43. | Y'all in the family: The 1950s Hollywood domestic melodrama and the cinematic reconstruction of the southern family (Anthony Mann, Richard Brooks, Martin Ritt) |
| 44. | Winter facets: Traces and tropes of the cold (Johannes Kepler, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Ludwig Tieck, Gottfried Keller, Thomas Mann, Robert Walser, Germany) |
| 45. | 'Unter einem musikalischen Vorwand': The embodiment of musical performance in Thomas Mann's fiction |
| 46. | Erkenntnisekel and the development of a democratic aesthetic in the early works of Thomas Mann |
| 47. | The double edged sword: The cult of Bildung , its downfall and reconstitution in Fin-de-Siecle Germany (Thomas Mann, Rudolf Steiner, and Max Weber) |
| 48. | August von Platen in the discourse of homosexuality: From the age of Goethe to Thomas Mann (1821--1936) |
| 49. | Inverting the Renaissance, fashioning the self: Thomas Mann, Oscar Wilde, and fin -de -siecle sexual dissidence |
| 50. | Love, music, and politics in Thomas Mann's 'Tristan,' 'Der Zauberberg', and 'Doktor Faustus' |
| 51. | Der Mythos Mann in ausgewaehlten Prosawerken von Elfriede Jelinek (Austria, German text) |
| 52. | Textual awareness: A genetic approach to the late works of James Joyce, Marcel Proust, and Thomas Mann |
| 53. | Das schoene Geschlecht: Frauengestalten in den Werken von Thomas Mann und Theodor Fontane (German text) |
| 54. | Thomas Manns Kuenstlernovellen ein vergleich ihrer Bilder und Motive |
| 55. | Fictions of friendship in twentieth-century German literature: Mann's 'Doktor Faustus', Grass's 'Katz und Maus', Bernhard's 'Der Untergeher' and 'Wittgensteins Neffe', and Wolf's 'Nachdenken ueber Christa T.' |
| 56. | Adventure in the works of Thomas Mann |
| 57. | Ars amandi: A thematic inquiry into sexual and erotic exceptions in the early tales of Thomas Mann and the works of Marguerite Duras |
| 58. | The memory of the race: Organic memory in the works of Emile Zola, Thomas Mann, Miguel de Unamuno, Sigmund Freud and Thomas Hardy |
| 59. | Thomas Mann as critic of Wilhelminian literary life: 1894-1914 |
| 60. | THOMAS MANN'S ESSAY 'GOETHE UND TOLSTOI': SEIN LITERARHISTORISCHER KONTEXT. (GERMAN TEXT) |
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