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Index, Volume 78 (2005)
Articles KALLIN, BRITTA. Marlene Streeruwitz’s
Novel Nachwelt as Postmodern Fem-
BLOCK, RICHARD. Falling to the Stars: inist Biography. 337-56.
Trakl’s “In Venedig” in Light of LITTLER, MARGARET. Guilt, Victim-
Nietzsche and Rilke. 207-23. hood, and Identity in Zafer Seno-
Bos, PASCALE R. Homoeroticism and cak’s Gefährliche Verwandtschaft.
the Liberated Woman as Tropes of 357-73.
Subversion: Grete Weil’s Literary Prov- MAURER, KARL-HEINZ. Verführung
ocations. 70-87. durch Mitleid: G.E. Lessings Emilia
BRAUNGART, WOLFGANG. Deutsch- Galotti als Selbstaufhebung der
landbilder in Botho Strauß’ Drama Tragödie. 172-91.
Schlußchor. 88-102. PAHL, KATRIN. A Reading of Love in
BUTLER, ERIK. Dr. Mabuse: Terror and Hölderlin’s Andenken.” 192-206.
Deception of the Image. 481-95. REVESZ, EVA B. Murder, He Wrote: The
EIGEN, SARA. Self, Race, and Species: ]. Fate of The Woman in Max Frisch’s
F. Blumenbach’s Atlas Experiment. Mein Name sei Gantenbein. 45-69.
277-98. SCHREIBER, ELLIOTT. Tainted Sources:
EMING, JUTTA. Gewalt im Geistlichen The Subversion of the Grimms’ Ide-
Spiel: Das Donaueschinger und das ology of the Folktale in Heine’s Der
Frankfurter Passionsspiel. 1-22. Rabbi von Bacharach. 23-44.
FINGER, ANKE. Sentiment Media: STEINGROEVER, REINHILD. On Fools
Franziska zu Reventlow and the and Clowns: Farewell to the GDR in
Gender of Genre in Modernism. Two Final DEFA Films. 441-60.
320-36. STIMMEL, JOANNA K. Holocaust Mem-
FISHER, JAIMEY. Wandering in/to the ory between Cosmopolitanism and
Rubble Film: Filmic Flanerie and the Nation-Specificity: Maron’s Fawels
Exploded Panorama. 461-80. Briefe and Rymkiewicz’s Umschlag-
HELFER, MARTHA B. The Male Muses platz. 151-71.
of Romanticism: The Poetics of WEEKS, ANDREW. Between God and
Gender in Novalis, E. T. A. Gibson: German Sources of The Pas-
Hoffmann, and Eichendorff. 299- sion of the Christ. 421-40.
319. WEINSTEIN, VALERIE. Dissolving Boun-
HUTCHINSON, PETER. Politics and Play- daries: Assimilation amd Allosemi-
fulness in Günter Grass’s Sonett Cy- tism in E.A. Dupont and Veit
cle Novemberland. 224-39. Harlan. 496-516.
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Index, Volume 78 (2005)
Articles KALLIN, BRITTA. Marlene Streeruwitz’s
Novel Nachwelt as Postmodern Fem-
BLOCK, RICHARD. Falling to the Stars: inist Biography. 337-56.
Trakl’s “In Venedig” in Light of LITTLER, MARGARET. Guilt, Victim-
Nietzsche and Rilke. 207-23. hood, and Identity in Zafer Seno-
Bos, PASCALE R. Homoeroticism and cak’s Gefährliche Verwandtschaft.
the Liberated Woman as Tropes of 357-73.
Subversion: Grete Weil’s Literary Prov- MAURER, KARL-HEINZ. Verführung
ocations. 70-87. durch Mitleid: G.E. Lessings Emilia
BRAUNGART, WOLFGANG. Deutsch- Galotti als Selbstaufhebung der
landbilder in Botho Strauß’ Drama Tragödie. 172-91.
Schlußchor. 88-102. PAHL, KATRIN. A Reading of Love in
BUTLER, ERIK. Dr. Mabuse: Terror and Hölderlin’s Andenken.” 192-206.
Deception of the Image. 481-95. REVESZ, EVA B. Murder, He Wrote: The
EIGEN, SARA. Self, Race, and Species: ]. Fate of The Woman in Max Frisch’s
F. Blumenbach’s Atlas Experiment. Mein Name sei Gantenbein. 45-69.
277-98. SCHREIBER, ELLIOTT. Tainted Sources:
EMING, JUTTA. Gewalt im Geistlichen The Subversion of the Grimms’ Ide-
Spiel: Das Donaueschinger und das ology of the Folktale in Heine’s Der
Frankfurter Passionsspiel. 1-22. Rabbi von Bacharach. 23-44.
FINGER, ANKE. Sentiment Media: STEINGROEVER, REINHILD. On Fools
Franziska zu Reventlow and the and Clowns: Farewell to the GDR in
Gender of Genre in Modernism. Two Final DEFA Films. 441-60.
320-36. STIMMEL, JOANNA K. Holocaust Mem-
FISHER, JAIMEY. Wandering in/to the ory between Cosmopolitanism and
Rubble Film: Filmic Flanerie and the Nation-Specificity: Maron’s Fawels
Exploded Panorama. 461-80. Briefe and Rymkiewicz’s Umschlag-
HELFER, MARTHA B. The Male Muses platz. 151-71.
of Romanticism: The Poetics of WEEKS, ANDREW. Between God and
Gender in Novalis, E. T. A. Gibson: German Sources of The Pas-
Hoffmann, and Eichendorff. 299- sion of the Christ. 421-40.
319. WEINSTEIN, VALERIE. Dissolving Boun-
HUTCHINSON, PETER. Politics and Play- daries: Assimilation amd Allosemi-
fulness in Günter Grass’s Sonett Cy- tism in E.A. Dupont and Veit
cle Novemberland. 224-39. Harlan. 496-516.
The German Quarterly 79.1 (Winter 2006) 146
Index, Volume 78 (2005) 147
Notes from the Editor Grundlegung der Okologischen Okono-
mik. 533-34 (Elena Pnevmonidou)
78.1, v-vii. BEISER, FREDERICK C. The Romantic Im-
78.2, v-vi. perative. The Concept ofE arly German
Romanticism. 108-09. (Jocelyn Hol-
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literatur 1933-1950. Band 1: Die cus M. Payk)
Vorgeschichte des Exils und seine erste
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Reviewers: Ivory, Yvonne: 568-69
Jarvis, Shawn C.: 536-37
Adams, Jeffrey: 396-97 Johnson, Julie: 131-33
Anderson, Sven-Ole: 264-66 Johnson, Laurie: 537-38
Ascärate, Richard John: 251-52 Kim, John Namjun: 538-40
Baackmann, Susanne: 555-56 Kirby, Bryan: 385-86
Bailey, Sarah: 391-93 Konzett, Matthias: 120-21
Barkhymer, Lyle: 133-35 Kord, Susanne: 383-85
Bayer, Gerd: 389-90 Krimmer, Elisabeth: 563-64
Beller, Steven: 130-31 Kutch, Lynn M.: 393-94
Blair, John: 258-59 Leibiger, Carol A.: 569-70
Brockmann, Stephen: 562-63 Lin, Angela H.: 417-18
Brown, James: 106-07 Logemann, Jan: 267-68
Buch, Robert: 255-56 Maierhofer, Waltraud: 534-35
Cafferty, Helen: 394-95 Malchow, Timothy B.: 254-55
Cathey, James E.: 380-81 Mancini, Elena: 566-68
Classen, Albrecht: 103-04; 248-49: Mclsaac, Peter M.: 550-51
270-72; 525-26 McMullin, Irene: 135-36
Cocalis, Susan: 571 Meyer, Imke: 565-66
Conner, M. Michael: 262-64 Morewedge, Rosmarie Thee: 105-06
Cormican, Muriel: 545-47 Moser, Joseph W.: 119-20
Crawford, Karin L.: 558-59 Mueller, Agnes C.: 415-16
Dark, Joel: 405-06 Nader, Andres: 266-67
Del Caro, Adrian: 399-400 Nance, Agnieszka B.: 138-39; 55
Denton, Eric: 109-10 Niekerk, Carl: 407-09
Durr, Volker: 114-15 Paddock, Mary: 527-28
Edenstrom, James: 390-91 Parkinson, Anna M.: 547-48
Ehrstine, Glenn: 230-31 Payk, Marcus M.: 418-19
Eppeisheimer, Natalie: 261-62 Pfanner, Helmut EF: 257-58
Fischer, Monika: 260 Pfeiffer, Peter C.: 559-60
Fisher, Jaimey: 136-38 Pincikowski, Scott E.: 531-33
Galler, Jayson S.: 139-40 Pnevmonidou, Elena: 533-34
Godsall-Myers, Jean E.: 526-27 Putzo, Christine: 246-47
Grimm, Catherine: 252-53 Reimer, Robert C.:551-52
Grimstad, Kirsten: 548-49 Reitter, Paul: 117-18
Gutjahr, Jacqueline: 413-15 Reitz, Anne C.: 557-58
Hallensleben, Markus: 409-10 Rennert, Hellmut Hal: 406-07
Hawkins, Beth: 123-24 j Rennie, Nicholas: 386-87
Hock, Lisabeth: 554-55 Robertson, Ritchie: 128-29
Holland, Jocelyn: 108-09 Rolleston, James: 140-42
Hong, Young-Sun: 275--76 Schade, Richard E.: 249-50; :
Hutchison, Jane Campbell: 272-73 Schmidt, Johannes: 122-23
Ireton, Sean: 560-61 Scott, William: 124-28
Index, Volume 78 (2005)
Siegel, Elke: 410-12 Twark, Jill: 397-98
Sliwinski, Karina: 412-13 Unlü, N. Hülya: 273-74
Spohrer, James Henry: 387-88;529-30 Voit, Friedrich: 541-43
Sterling-Hellenbrand, Alexandra: 379- Walk, Cynthia: 403-04
80 Weise, Peter: 544-45
Stern, Michael J.: 269-70 Wisely, Andrew C.: 116-17
Sullivan, Heather 1.: 540-41 Young, Amy D.: 400-01
Tewarson, Heidi Thomann: 111-12 Zusi, Peter: 402-03
Thesz, Nicole A.: 112-14
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