No. 28 (2013): Günter Grass Werk und Rezeption

Published: 2013-04-03

Articles

• Editorial

  Mirosław Ossowski

  7-8

• Landscapes of German unity in selected works of Günter Grass

  Florian Reinartz

  9-17

• Configurations of Jewishness in the works of Günter Grass

  Ingo Reiff

  19-29

• Real Socialism between imagination and reality. Political views of Günter Grass and the Polish context

  Lidia Burakowska‑Ogińska

  31-41

• Günter Grass. The end of a moral instance or “a scalded child” of his time?

  Daria Szymborska

  43-51

• “From the Diary of a Snail” – Problems of a Russian translation in the 1990s

  Astrid Maria Ottilie Shchekina-Greipel

  53-64

• ‘Nach‑Vergangenheit’ as the new dimension of time and the meaning of seventeen‑year‑old – around poetology of doubts

  Julia Kanchana Schlichting

  65-74

• The female figure of Tulla Pokriefke in “Cat and Mouse” and “Crabwalk”

  Anemarija Ručević

  75-84

• Visual Arts and Imagination in Günter Grass’s “Peeling the Onion”

  Viktoria Krason

  85-96

• Description and interpretation of the picture “The Tribute Money” by Anton Möller in Günter Grass’s novel “The Flounder”

  Anna Kowalewska-Mróz

  97-106

• Günter Grass’s literary friendships in Poland – their importance for his early work and its Polish reception

  Mirosław Ossowski

  107-118

• The old exists in the new. Transformations of the city in Polish Gdańsk in works by Günter Grass

  Joanna Bednarska-Kociołek

  119-129

• A still ‘missing link’? About reading of ‘Dog Years’

  Wacław B. Maksymowicz

  131-139

• Grass under fire from the critics – “What must be said”

  Norbert Honsza

  141-146

• Kashubia. Günter Grass’s heartland

  Zbigniew Światłowski

  147-149

• Cultural diversity in Günter Grass‘s work. “O sacred ritual of dining, which binds all nations”. About the sour‑sweet culinary delights of the Matzeraths

  Michał Borek

  151-154

• The analysis of the past in poems by Gabriele Stötzer

  Ewa Jarosz-Sienkiewicz

  155-164

Reviews and reports

• Feridun Zaimoglu: Ruß, Köln: Kiepenheuer & Witsch Verlag 2011, 267 S.

  Anna Daszkiewicz

  171-174

• Peter Oliver Loew, Literarischer Reiseführer Danzig. Acht Stadtspaziergänge (Pots‑ damer Bibliothek Östliches Europa. Kulturreisen), Potsdam 2009, 407 S.

  Marion Brandt

  165-171