Why do tyrants - of all people - often have poetic aspirations? Where do terror and prose meet? This book contains nine case studies that compare the cultural history of totalitarian regimes.
Why do tyrants - of all people - often have poetic aspirations? Where do terror and prose meet? This book contains nine case studies that compare the cultural history of totalitarian regimes.
Albrect Koschorke is Professor of German Literature and Literary Studies at the University of Konstanz. Konstantin Kaminskij is Assistant Professor at the University of Konstanz and the founder of the Central Asia and Caucasus School for Ecological Education.
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Introduction Albrecht Koschorke and Konstantin Kaminskij, The Tyrant with his Back to the Wall: Nero's Artistic Self-Expansion Ulrich Gotter,Benito Mussolini: Babeuf (1902) Poetry and Tyranny: The Case of Benito Mussolini Richard BosworthJoseph Stalin: Over this Land (1895) Stalin's Writing: From the Romantic Poetry of the Future to the Socialist Realist Prose of the Past Evgeny DobrenkoAdolf Hitler: Excerpt from Mein Kampf (1924) Ideology in Execution: On Hitler's Mein KampfAlbrecht KoschorkeKim Il-sung: Poem Dedicated to Comrade Kim Jong-il in His 50th Birthday (1992) Dead Father's Living Body: Kim Il-sung's Seed theory and the North Korean Arts Suk-Young KimMao Zedong: Snow (1936) Mao Zedong's Poetry: Form as Statement Karl-Heinz PohlMuammar al-Gaddafi: Excerpt from Escape to Hell (1993) A Poor Despot Descends to Hell: On the Writing and Thinking Styles of Muammar al-Gaddafi Heiner LohmannSaddam Hussein: Unbind it (2007) The Principle of Single-Handed Tyranny: On Saddam Hussein's Literary Works Burkhard Müller Saparmyrat Niyazov: You are a Turkman (2001) Saparmurat Niyazov's Ruhnama: The Invention of Turkmenistan Riccardo NicolosiRadovan Karadi?: Sarajevo (1971) Nothing is Forbidden in my Faith: The Metamorphoses of Radovan Karadi?Slavoj iek,List of Contributors
Introduction Albrecht Koschorke and Konstantin Kaminskij, The Tyrant with his Back to the Wall: Nero's Artistic Self-Expansion Ulrich Gotter,Benito Mussolini: Babeuf (1902) Poetry and Tyranny: The Case of Benito Mussolini Richard BosworthJoseph Stalin: Over this Land (1895) Stalin's Writing: From the Romantic Poetry of the Future to the Socialist Realist Prose of the Past Evgeny DobrenkoAdolf Hitler: Excerpt from Mein Kampf (1924) Ideology in Execution: On Hitler's Mein KampfAlbrecht KoschorkeKim Il-sung: Poem Dedicated to Comrade Kim Jong-il in His 50th Birthday (1992) Dead Father's Living Body: Kim Il-sung's Seed theory and the North Korean Arts Suk-Young KimMao Zedong: Snow (1936) Mao Zedong's Poetry: Form as Statement Karl-Heinz PohlMuammar al-Gaddafi: Excerpt from Escape to Hell (1993) A Poor Despot Descends to Hell: On the Writing and Thinking Styles of Muammar al-Gaddafi Heiner LohmannSaddam Hussein: Unbind it (2007) The Principle of Single-Handed Tyranny: On Saddam Hussein's Literary Works Burkhard Müller Saparmyrat Niyazov: You are a Turkman (2001) Saparmurat Niyazov's Ruhnama: The Invention of Turkmenistan Riccardo NicolosiRadovan Karadi?: Sarajevo (1971) Nothing is Forbidden in my Faith: The Metamorphoses of Radovan Karadi?Slavoj iek,List of Contributors
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