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The Günter Grass reader

Author: Günter Grass; Helmut Frielinghaus
Publisher: Orlando : Harcourt, ©2004.
Edition/Format:   Book : English : 1st edView all editions and formats
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Selected from the vast range of his work, the writings included in this anthology trace Gunter Grass's development as a writer, and with it the history of a nation coming to terms with its past.
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Genre/Form: Translations into English
Named Person: Günter Grass
Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Günter Grass; Helmut Frielinghaus
ISBN: 0156029928 9780156029926 0151011761 9780151011766
OCLC Number: 55149454
Description: vii, 310 p. ; 21 cm.
Contents: When the LZ-126 drew close to New York (from My century) --
The Stockturm : long-distance song effects (from The tin drum) --
In the tunnel --
Nursery rhyme --
By the time the war broke out (from Cat and mouse) --
Execution on the playground (from My century) --
Roll your own --
There was once a city (from Dog years) --
Dixieland! (from My century) --
A look back at The tin drum, or, The author as dubious witness --
Two left-handers --
When the Wall went up --
Operation Travel Bureau (from My century) --
I like riding the escalator --
On writers as court jesters and on non-existent courts --
Literature and politics --
A father's difficulties in explaining Auschwitz to his children --
When Father wanted to remarry --
Isn't it nice to be rich and famous? (from From the diary of a snail) --
A call to the Special Unit (from My century) --
Police radio --
Israel and me --
Immured --
By a rough estimate --
Askesis --
But what is my stone? (from Headbirths, or, The Germans are dying out) --
The stone --
The artist's freedom of opinion in our society --
The last meal (from The flounder) --
Literature and myth --
The hare and the hedgehog --
The destruction of mankind has begun --
In posthuman times (from The rat) --
Bikini Atoll --
Berlin : a projected fiction --
Alexander and Alexandra (from The call of the toad) --
Madness! Sheer madness! (from My century) --
The wallpeckers (from Too far afield) --
My old Olivetti --
Willy Brandt at the Warsaw Ghetto --
Obituary for Helen Wolff --
Literature and history --
To be continued ... --
In the midst of life --
I remember ... --
Kleckerburg --
When time had run out (from Crabwalk) --
After midnight --
Tango Nocturno --
Tango Mortale.
Other Titles: Selections.
Responsibility: edited by Helmut Frielinghaus.
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Selected from the vast range of his work, the writings included in this anthology trace Gunter Grass's development as a writer, and with it the history of a nation coming to terms with its past.

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