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  1. "Erzähl mir was, Großvater!" : Geschichten über das Schicksal der Siebenbürger Sachsen nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg anhand des Romans von Karin Gündisch "Weit, hinter den Wäldern"
    Autor*in: Karlstedt, Ana
    Erschienen: 11.10.2024

    It is with the words „Denkst du, das Leben besteht aus Geschichten?“2 that Peterʼs grandfather answers to Peterʼs request to be told yet another story. They say that a collective memory is only imaginable and perceivable in its manifestations of... mehr

     

    It is with the words „Denkst du, das Leben besteht aus Geschichten?“2 that Peterʼs grandfather answers to Peterʼs request to be told yet another story. They say that a collective memory is only imaginable and perceivable in its manifestations of individuals. This is the ace up Karin Gündischs sleeve that she uses in her novel Weit, hinter den Wäldern. A relatively unknown, yet valuable author, she manages to envision the post World War II world in a Saxonian village in a very authentic way. Filtered through the gaze of young Peter, 12, the author tells the stories of the deprivations and humiliations that Saxonians had to endure after World War II in Russian imprisonment. The novel also talks about guilt on both ends. At first, the stories are entertaining for the children, but they soon discover they are listening to stories about survival in dire times. Many storytellers get to tell their stories throughout the novel, as the book abounds in Scheherezade-like stories that soften the blow of the hard day to day life in Transylvania. This article aims at answering the question as to what roles storytelling plays in a context of atrocity. Roger Willemsen warns about the tough process of dealing with a difficult past, which Karin Gündisch, in her book for children and teenagers, but also for adults excels at: “There is no easy way to talk about the horrendous.“

     
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  2. Problembewältigung auf dem Sessellift, der zum Philosophieren einlädt in Klaus Eckels Komödie "Ruhe da oben. Après Ski"
    Autor*in: Kory, Beate Petra
    Erschienen: 11.10.2024

    The present paper aims to analyze the five stages of overcoming problems in the one-man comedy Ruhe da oben. Après Ski by the Austrian cabaret artist and author Klaus Eckel, which ultimately lead to acceptance of the situation through desperation,... mehr

     

    The present paper aims to analyze the five stages of overcoming problems in the one-man comedy Ruhe da oben. Après Ski by the Austrian cabaret artist and author Klaus Eckel, which ultimately lead to acceptance of the situation through desperation, anger, disappointment and resignation. The double title of the piece should also be explained and the production at the DSTT will be discussed.

     
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  3. Die Donau als Lebensader in Harald Grills Reisebuch "Hinter drei Sonnenaufgängen. Balkanstreifzüge durch Rumänien und Bulgarien bis Odessa" (2018)
    Autor*in: Lindinger, Stefan
    Erschienen: 11.10.2024

    Harald Grill is a German author from Eastern Bavaria who predominantly writes poetry and travel books, as well as travel features for radio and television. He became known due to his project of a ‘returning home twice’, when he walked back on foot to... mehr

     

    Harald Grill is a German author from Eastern Bavaria who predominantly writes poetry and travel books, as well as travel features for radio and television. He became known due to his project of a ‘returning home twice’, when he walked back on foot to his hometown of Regensburg, on the river Danube, two times, in 2000 starting from the North Cape, and in 2001 starting from Sicily. In 2015, he travelled to Southeastern Europe and wrote a book based upon the experiences and reflections during this voyage. In the following, it shall be demonstrated how the river Danube, to which Grill since his childhood has had close biographical ties, structures the text of this travel book and moreover serves as a medium of self-reflection and therapeutic remedy following the author’s loss of his mother.

     
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  4. Kindheit in den Volkserzählungen der Zipser aus der Maramuresch und der Südbukowina: "Erinnerungen einer vom Schicksal geprägten Generation"
    Autor*in: Țugui-Caraba, Teodora
    Erschienen: 11.10.2024

    Childhood as a theme has often been addressed in various works, but in this case, it is outlined through the stories handed down from generation to generation by the Zipser Saxons from Maramuresh and Southbukovina, who have had a similar path and... mehr

     

    Childhood as a theme has often been addressed in various works, but in this case, it is outlined through the stories handed down from generation to generation by the Zipser Saxons from Maramuresh and Southbukovina, who have had a similar path and development over the years. Folk tales are a source of cultural identity and collective memory, especially for ethnic minorities such as the Zipser Saxons, often offering deep insights into the history, traditions and values of their community. This raises the question of how the childhood memories of a generation shaped by destiny are conveyed through the stories.

     
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  5. Rumänisch-deutsche Interferenzen in Herta Müllers Collagen
    Autor*in: Tulcan, Claudia
    Erschienen: 11.10.2024

    Herta Müller outlined several times the differences between the German and the Romanian languages. The presence of the Romanian language in the texts of Herta Müller has already been analysed in various publications. The present paper focuses however... mehr

     

    Herta Müller outlined several times the differences between the German and the Romanian languages. The presence of the Romanian language in the texts of Herta Müller has already been analysed in various publications. The present paper focuses however on the German-Romanian linguistic interferences in her collages. The paper investigates both the Romanian interferences in the collages of the German volumes and the German interferences in the collages of the Romanian volume Este sau nu este Ion by providing concrete examples. A German-Romanian collage is also highlighted.

     
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