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This volume introduces Elfriede Jelinek's diverse body of writing to the English-speaking public. Fourteen scholars provide apprehensive comments on Jelinek's various contributions to world literature and its contexts in contemporary politics and culture. Their articles offer incisive interpretations and innovative analysis of the writer's provocative works, discussing her critical influence both on the German and European literary scene. The book's title Writing Woman, Nation, and Identity echoes the main themes in Jelinek's oeuvre: Writing as a woman and her negotiations of identity and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This volume introduces Elfriede Jelinek's diverse body of writing to the English-speaking public. Fourteen scholars provide apprehensive comments on Jelinek's various contributions to world literature and its contexts in contemporary politics and culture. Their articles offer incisive interpretations and innovative analysis of the writer's provocative works, discussing her critical influence both on the German and European literary scene. The book's title Writing Woman, Nation, and Identity echoes the main themes in Jelinek's oeuvre: Writing as a woman and her negotiations of identity and place in Western society, writing on notions of belonging and exclusion, writing against historical myths and amnesia, and writing to keep the memory of the victims of fascism alive.
Autorenporträt
Matthais Piccolruaz Konett is senior visiting lecturer, Department of German, Russian, and Asian Languages at Tufts University. Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger is professor of German and head of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at Lafayette College.