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- Journal of Austrian Studies
- University of Nebraska Press
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- Der Dialog in den späten Dramen Ödön von Horváths by Mirjam Ropers (review) Volume 46, Number 3, Fall 2013, pp. 160-162
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This issue contains 21 articles in total
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- Das Wechselbälgchen by Christine Lavant (review)
- Changing Addresses: A Collection of Contemporary Austrian Writing ed. by Johann Holzner and Alois Hotschnig (review)
- Der Dialog in den späten Dramen Ödön von Horváths by Mirjam Ropers (review)
- Hanns Eisler—Ein Komponist ohne Heimat? ed. by Hartmut Krones (review)
- Elias Canetti—Rudolf Hartung: Briefe, Autobiographisches und Fotos. Aus dem Nachlass von Elias Canetti ed. by Bernhard Albers (review)
- Jean Amérys Ethik der Erinnerung: Der Körper als Medium in die Welt nach Auschwitz by Sylvia Weiler (review)
- Österreichs Archive unter dem Hakenkreuz ed. by Sabine Bohmann (review)
- Ernst Weiss: Life, Works, and Legacy of a Czech Literary Master and Friend of Kafka, 1892–1940 by Pamela S. Saur (review)
- Joseph Roth—Zur Modernität des Melancholischen Blicks ed. by Wiebke Amthor and Hans Richard Brittnacher (review)
- Becoming Austrians: Jews and Culture between the World Wars by Lisa Silverman (review)
- Fictions from an Orphan State: Literary Reflections of Austria between Habsburg and Hitler by Andrew Barker (review)
- Lustvolles Verschweigen und Enthüllen. Eine Poetik der Darstellung sexuellen Handels in der Literatur der Wiener Moderne by André Schwarz (review)
- Die “Neuen Deutschen Beiträge”: Hugo von Hofmannsthals Europa-Utopie by Corinne Wagner-Zoelly (review)
- “Bin Dichter nur der Posse”: Johann Nepomuk Nestroy. Versuch einer Biographie by W. Edgar Yates (review)
- Johann Joseph Felix von Kurz: Eine ganz neue Kömodie … : Ausgewählte Bernadoniaden und Lustpiele ed. by Andrea Brandner-Kapfer (review)
- Viennese Noir: The Third Man in Ingeborg Bachmann’s Malina
- Musil’s Novelistic Essayism: Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften and the History of Its Genre
- We Love Our Heimat, but We Need Foreigners: Tourism and the Reconstruction of Austria, 1945–55
- “Wedekind würde sich darüber nicht wundern, denn er weiss, dass das Leben eine Rutschbahn ist”: Divorce, Comedy, and Endings in Arthur Schnitzler’s Zwischenspiel (1905)
- Home/Sick: Locating Billy Wilder’s Cinematic Austria in The Apartment, The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, and Fedora
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