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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Reduziertes Leben Untersuchungen zum erzählerischen Werk Marlen Haushofers /

Seidel, Sabine. Unknown Date (has links) (PDF)
Universiẗat, Diss., 2006--Passau. / Erscheinungsjahr an der Haupttitelstelle: 2005.
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Die Sprachlosigkeit der Frau ; zur räumlichen und sprachlichen isolation in Marlen Haushofers Die Tapetentür und Die Mansarde

Boyer, Sophie January 1993 (has links)
The purpose of this thesis is to examine from a feminist perspective two novels of the Austrian writer, Marlen Haushofer (1920, Frauenstein-1970, Steyr): Die Tapetentur (1957) and Die Mansarde (1969). / Both work were written in a "pre-feminist" period in the history of German women writers. However, with the aid of contemporary feminist approaches, they can be rediscovered and deciphered for the modern reader. / In the first chapter I will introduce the theories to be applied, the biography of her author and the reception of the work, focusing on areas relevant to the topic of the thesis. The recurring themes of spatial isolation and speechlessness will then be analysed in terms of form and content. Through the observation of physical spaces and their psychological implications, and through the investigation of a new form of verbal expression and freedom, a process of writing continuity ("Fortschreibung") emerges from Haushofer's world. / In the related characters of two women figures, Annette in Die Tapetentur and the unnamed heroine in Die Mansarde, Marlen Haushofer establishes a line of development in her work. At the end of her literary career, she succeeds in delivering to the reader her encoded version of the liberation of women from their fettered, hopeless existence.
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Die Sprachlosigkeit der Frau ; zur räumlichen und sprachlichen isolation in Marlen Haushofers Die Tapetentür und Die Mansarde

Boyer, Sophie January 1993 (has links)
No description available.
4

Marlen Haushofers Die Wand: Haustiere als Mitmenschen

Schneider, Henrik January 2007 (has links)
No description available.
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Die Moabiter Sonette; letzte Gedichte und Gedanken Albrecht Haushofers

Kemmler, Richard S. 01 June 1968 (has links)
Albrecht Haushofer wrote the Moabiter Sonette while confined in a Nazi prison in Berlin during the last months of World War II. His arrest resulted from his indirect involvement in the resistance movement which culminated with the July 20, 1944 attempt on Hitler’s life. From 1933 to his arrest Haushofer was directly and indirectly involved in work aimed at overthrowing Hitler’s regime and forming a new government. Through his father’s friend, Rudolf Heß, Haushofer was ‘inofficially’ appointed in 1933 to the Foreign Office under Ribbentrop. His effect on German government policies was however nil. In 1937 he left the Foreign Office and devoted himself to his professorial duties at the University of Berlin. His activities with the resistance movement under the leadership of Johannes Popitz began during these years. The failure of the July, 1944 coup led to the immediate arrest of all those who were in the least suspected. Haushofer fled to Bavaria where he successfully avoided detection and arrest until early December, 1944. He was murdered on April 23, 1945, by the Nazis. To a keen observer like Albrecht Haushofer the fact that Germany was doomed was a foregone conclusion and with his arrest he also realized that the chances of the own survival were slim. Alone in his prison cell he reflected on his life, his family and friends, his travels and his homeland. He brought these reflections to poetic expression in the Moabiter Sonette. They represent a poetic monologue, a poetic diary whose entries recall a variety of personal experience, memories and ideas. For the purpose of this investigation, the sonnets are divided into categories. In one category the sonnets reflect memories of family, friends, of homeland and far-reaching travels. His deeply felt despair over the total destruction of Germany, her lands as well as her tradition, constitutes a second category. Sonnets referring to his fellow prisoners as well as to those countless innocent people who suffered under the tyrannical, destructive hands of the Nazi regime are also included in the second grouping. His passionate longing for freedom forms yet another group. But most important of all are those sonnets which demonstrate the poet’s fundamental personal evolution, in which he comes to a new and deeper understanding of himself, and an eventual surmounting of his fears of death. From a point of suicide he rises, despite recurring despair, to a newly discovered inner peace and contentment in the face of certain death. It is this ‘becoming’ which speaks most loudly and most clearly out of the lines of the Moabiter Sonette. This thesis traces the historical events which lead up to Haushofer’s arrest and develops through the sonnets as well as Haushofer’s dramatic works, his ‘Weltanschauung.’ With this basic background the sonnets are interpreted from a ‘biographical’ standpoint. Apart from this historical, philosophical and biographical interpretation, the sonnets are investigated in regard to poetic form. A discussion is undertaken in order to ascertain why the poet chose the sonnet form as a means of expression. A comparison is made with earlier unpublished lyrical works in an attempt to underscore the sonnets from a standpoint of form and content and to trace Haushofer’s development as a poet. The final chapters of the thesis discuss Haushofer as a political poet and summarize my own thoughts and the thoughts of numerous critics regarding the worth of the sonnets as poetry and as a document of the so oft forgotten spirit which moved men like Haushofer to risk their lives for the belief that justice and freedom could and should prevail.
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Bilder von Weiblichkeit, Männlichkeit und Zusammenleben in Marlen Haushofers Die Wand : Eine genderspezifische Untersuchung

Fredman, Jenny January 2007 (has links)
No description available.
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Att göra det osynliga synligt : En adaptionsstudie av en filmatiserad dagboksroman / Making the Invisible Visible : A Diary Novel Adapted to Film

Lorentz, Bärbel January 2014 (has links)
This work is meant to contribute to the research of adaptation studies by focusing on a special case: the transformation of a fictional diary into a movie. In order to sustain the form of the literary source the adaptation to movie requires certain strategies. Först of all, the diary genre is characterized by a one-dimensional narration. Second, diaries only supply a few written dialogues, hence this "void" has to be compensated and filled by media specific measures. Third, the investigated diary is a story of individualization and emancipation of a single woman. Therefore not only the lack of dialogues but also the lack of actors composes a challenge to the work of adaptation. The main task is thus to analyze the literary source and the movie and identify the specific strategies that make the transformation of a fictional diary to a movie possible.
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Wider die Entfremdung : ein sozialphilosophischer Begriff als Interpretationsmaßstab für Werke der Literatur für Kinder und Jugendliche bei Karl Bruckner und Marlen Haushofer /

Annerl, Dieter. January 2009 (has links)
Wien, Univ., Dipl.-Arb., 2009.
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Karl Haushofer en het Nationaal-Socialisme tijd, werk en invloed /

Pierik, Perry Wijnand. January 2005 (has links)
Proefschrift Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam. / Lit. opg.: p. 266-285. - Index. - Met een samenvatting in het Engels.
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„In die Ferne sehe ich ausgezeichnet“ : Eine Motivstudie zu Augen in Marlen Haushofers Roman Die Wand.

Lundström, Petra January 2018 (has links)
In Haushofers Roman Die Wand werden die Augen auffällig betont und der Sehvorgang ausführlich geschildert. Diese Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit den Fragen: Wie und wo wird das Augenmotiv im Roman betont? Welche Funktionen haben die vielen Schilderungen von Augen und Schauen? Und welche Themen können dadurch behandelt werden? Dies wird durch ausgewählte Szenen und Textabschnitte diskutiert. Meine kurze Präsentation von dem Motiv Augen und Schauen in der Literaturgeschichte dient in diesem Aufsatz als ein theoretischer Grund.

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