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Introduction: literary paternity, literary friendship / Gerhard Richter -- Good willing and the practice of friendship-a dialogue / John H. Smith -- Connotations of friendship and love in Schiller's Philosophical letters and Hölderlin's Hyperion / Walter Hinderer -- German classicism and the law of the father / Peter Uwe Hohendahl -- Allusions to and inversions of Plato in Hölderlin's Hyperion / Mark W. Roche -- How fireproof you are: father-daughter tales of loss and survival / Karin Schutjer -- Mediation and domination: paternity, violence, and art in Brentano's Godwi / John Lyon -- Old father Jupiter: on Kleist's drama Amphitryon / Gerhard Kurz -- Two lovers, three friends / Jochen Hörisch -- The love that is called friendship and the rise of sexual identity / Robert Tobin -- Of national poets and their female companions / Herman Rapaport -- Between Aufbruch and Secessio: images of friendship among Germans, Jews, and gays / John Beubauer -- Women's comedy and its intellectual fathers: Marx as the answer to Freud / Gail Finney -- Friendship and responsibility: Arendt to Auden / David Halliburton / On friendship in dark times: Hannah Arendt reads Walter Benjamin / Liliane Weissberg -- Odysseus's tattoo: on Daniel Ganzfried's The sender and Binjamin Wilkomirski's Fragments / Rafaél Newman and Caroline Wiedmer -- Of friends and mentors / Donald Brown -- Shprintze, or metathesis: on the rhetoric of the fathers in Sholem Aleichem's Tevye the dairyman / Howard Stern -- Middlebrowbeat / Laurence A. Rickels -- The democratic father (credit and crime in metaphor) / A. Kiarina Kordela -- The shadow of the modern: gothic ghosts in Stoker's Dracula and Kafka's Amerika / Mark M. Anderson. |
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