Turn-of-the-Century Vienna and its Legacy

[1993]: Edition Atelier, Wien

Turn-of-the-Century Vienna and its Legacy. Essays in Honor of Donald G. Daviau. Edited by Jeffrey B. Berlin, Jorun B. Johns, and Richard H. Lawaon. 546p.

Contents:

Prefaces

[1].

Peter Marboe, Wolfgang Waldner, p. (i)

[2].

Wolfgang Unger, pp. iii-vii

[3].

Richard H. Lawson, pp. ix-x

Essays

[4].

Lore Muerdel Dormer. "Saint and Sinner: Some Reflections on the Image of Woman in the Works of Hofmannsthal and his Viennese Contemporaries", pp. (1)-18

[5].

Gudrun Brokoph Mauch. "The Transformation of a Stereotype: The Femme Fragile in Hugo von Hofmannsthal's Der Abenteuer und die Sängerin", pp. (19)-28

[6].

Reingard Nethersole. "Viennese Early Postmodernism: Hofmannsthal's 'Prolog zu dem Buch Anatol'", pp. (29)-45

[7].

Adrian Del Caro. "Hofmannsthal's Vienna 1890-1900: The Poetics of Transition", pp. (47)-65

[8].

Jens Rieckmann. "Schools of Inauthenticity: the Image of the Akademisches Gymnasium and the Burgtheater in Hofmannsthal's Formative years", pp. (67)-77

[9].

Klaus Weissenberger. "Hofmannsthal's Essays 'Erinnerung schöner Tage' and 'Augenblick in Griechenland' - An Artistic Depiction of the Creative Process", pp. (79)-88

[10].

G. J. Weinberger. "Arthur Schnitzler's The Sisters, or Casanova in Spa as Bildungskomödie", pp. (89)-102

[11].

Gerd Schneider. "Time and Time Again: Perspectivism, Primeval Power, and Eternal Recurrence in the Works of Friedrich Nietzsche and Arthur Schnitzler", pp. 103-118

[12].

Esther N. Elstun. "Richard Beer-Hofmann as (Auto)Biographer: Paula", pp. (119)-134

[13].

Kari Grimstad. "Karl Kraus as Playwright", pp. (135)-161

[14].

George C. Schoolfield. "Rilke's fin-de-siècle", pp. (163)-192

[15].

Leo A. Lensing. "Scribbling Squids and the Giant Octopus: Oskar Kokoschka's Unpublished Portrait of Peter Altenberg", pp. (193)-220. Contains 3 plates: Peter Altenberg (1909),p. 218; Peter Altenberg (1907), p. 219; Peter Altenberg (1914), p. 220

[16].

Andrew Barker. "Franz Kafka and Peter Altenberg", pp. (221)-238

[17].

Guy Stern. "Felice Bauer before and after Kafka: Searching for Her Views of Their Relationship", pp. (239)-250. Contains 4 photographs: Portrait of Felice Bauer by Teha Schleusner, p. 241; Ex Libris Felice Bauer, p. 244; Felice Bauer and her husband, February 1919, p. 245; Envelope of a letter from Kafka to Felice Bauer, p. 247

[18].

Dietmar Goltschnigg. "Never-Ending Shame: The Miserable End of Josef K. in the context of Kafka's Life and Work", pp. (251)-267

[19].

Maria Luise Caputo-Mayr. "The Grotesque in Kafka: A Critical Appraisal of Scholarly Discussion", pp. (269)-286

[20].

Kathleen Thorpe. "Notes on Rudolf Payer von Thurn's Novelle: Doktor Faust. Ein Gelehrtenschicksal", pp. (287)-296

[21].

Mark H. Gelber. "Theodor Herzl, Martin Buber, Berthold Feiwel, and the Young-Jewish Viennese Poets", pp. (297)-316

[22].

Donald A. Prater. "Stefan Zweig and the Vienna of Yesterday", pp. (317)-336

[23].

Joseph P. Strelka. "The Paradox and Dilemma of the Humanist in Our Century: On the Fiftieth Anniversary (1942-1992) of the Death of Stefan Zweig", pp. (337)-350

[24].

Harry Zohn. "The Tragic End of a Great European: Stefan Zweig's Letters from Exile", pp. (351)-360

[25].

Jeffrey B. Berlin. "The Struggle for Survival - From Hitler's Appointment to the Nazi Book-Burnings: Some Unpublished Stefan Zweig Letters, with an Unpublished Manifesto", pp. (361)-387

[26].

Beth Bjorklund. "Horváth's Unbekannte", pp. (389)-412

[27].

Ehrhard Bahr. "Modernism and Antimodernism in Werfel's Work between 1923 and 1933: A Reassessment", pp. (413)-423

[28].

Margarita Pazi. "Max Brod" Unambo", pp. (425)-441

[29].

Michael Mitchell. "'A City Set Apart from the World': The Image of Vienna in F. T. Csokor's Work", pp. (443)-458

[30].

Rodney Symington. "Doderer's Cannae: History as Metaphor, Metaphor as History", pp. (459)-479

[31].

Jürgen Koppensteiner. "Franz Karl Ginzkey and the Old Austrian Army: Remarks on the Life and Work of a Poet from the Milieu of Jung-Wien", pp. (481)-492

[32].

Allan Janik. "Wittgenstein on Madness, Mistakes, Metaphysics, and Method", pp. (493)-505

[33].

Reinhold Grimm. "'My Stepmother Town': Felix Pollak and Vienna", pp. (507)-528

[34].

Tabula gratulatoria, pp. (529)-531

[35].

Index, pp. (533)-546

References to Stefan Zweig

[1].

Zweig, Stefan [pseud. Stephen Branch], pp. 2, 3, 29, 47, 221, 302, 305-307, 309, 310, 314, 315, 317-387, 481, 483

[2].

Balzac, pp. 338, 340, 349

[3].

"Der begrabene Leuchter", p. 356

[4].

"Brennendes Geheimnis", p. 351

[5].

Briefe an Freunde, p. 351

[6].

"The Buried Candlestick", pp. 341, 356

[7].

Castellio against Calvin, pp. 341, 348

[8].

"Declaraçao", p. 350

[9].

Erasmus, pp. 340, 341, 354

[10].

"Eyes of the Eternal Brother", p. 340

[11].

Jeremiah, pp. 337, 340

[12].

Joseph Fouché, p. 340

[13].

Magellan, p. 341

[14].

Montaigne, pp. 341, 350

[15].

"Rachel Argues with God", p. 340

[16].

Three Masters, pp. 338, 340

[17].

Die Welt von Gestern, pp. 353, 462

[18].

The World of Yesterday, p. 462