Dear Wiggies,
The following edited volume, which was published last month, may be of interest to colleagues and students working on contemporary Austrian literature, film, culture, and history:
https://www.peterlang.com/view/title/36704
Please see below for further details.
A 30% discount is available exclusively to WIGS members until 10 December 2018 – please see attached flyer.
Best wishes,
Katya
New Perspectives on Contemporary Austrian Literature and Culture
Edited by Katya Krylova
(Oxford: Peter Lang, 2018. Studies in Modern German and Austrian Literature series). 440 pp.
This volume brings together contributions arising from papers originally presented at the Contemporary Austrian Literature, Film and Culture International Conference held at the University of Nottingham in April 2015. It examines trends
in contemporary Austrian literature, film and culture, predominantly over the past thirty years. This period has been one of great transformation in Austrian society, with the Waldheim affair of 1986–1988 marking the beginning of a belated process of confronting
the country’s National Socialist past. The sixteen chapters of the volume analyse literary texts, films, memorial projects and Austria’s musical heritage, considering works by cultural practitioners operating both within and outside of Austria. The collection
offers a multi-perspectival view on how contemporary Austria sees itself and how it is, in turn, seen by others from various vantage points.
Table of Contents
List of illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Contemporary Austrian Literature and Culture
Katya Krylova
Part I Austria and the World: Transnational Perspectives
Dagmar C. G. Lorenz
Anne-Marie Scholz
Benedict Schofield
Katya Krylova
Valentina Serra
Part II Space, Place, and Boundary Crossing in Contemporary Austrian Literature and Film
Nikhil Sathe
Ursula A. Schneider and Annette Steinsiek
Silke Schwaiger
Rachel Green
Lydia Haider
Peter Höyng
Part III Confronting the Nazi Past
Magdolna Orosz
Petra M. Bagley
Traci S. O’Brien
Joseph W. Moser
Lauren Freede
Notes on the Contributors
Index
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Dr Katya Krylova
Lecturer in German, Film and Visual Culture
Associate Director,
GWW Centre for Visual Culture
University of Aberdeen
King’s College
Taylor Building A
Aberdeen AB24 3UB
Tel: +44(0)1224 272491
Now available:
Krylova, K., The Long Shadow of the Past: Contemporary Austrian Literature, Film and Culture (Rochester, NY: Camden House, 2017)
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