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1	Die Wirkung der Vergangenheit auf die Gegenwart und deren Verarbeitung in der Novelle Im Krebsgang von Günter Grass Jarn, Maria January 2007 (has links) No description available. Im Krebsgang Literature Litteraturvetenskap
2	Die Wirkung der Vergangenheit auf die Gegenwart und deren Verarbeitung in der Novelle Im Krebsgang von Günter Grass Jarn, Maria January 2007 (has links) No description available. Im Krebsgang Literature Litteraturvetenskap
3	Wirklichkeit und Fiktion in Günter Grass Im Krebsgang : Eine erzähltheoretische Analyse Kinding, Björn January 2010 (has links) Die Novelle, Im Krebsgang, von Günter Grass ist eine Mischung aus Zeitgeschichte, persönlicher Biografie des Autors und lebhafter Fantasie. Diese Komponenten auseinanderzuhalten könnte die Verständigung der Novelle verbessern. Nach den Annahmen, dass der engste Personenkreis um die Familie Pokriefke Fiktion ist, und die Geschichten um den U-Boot-Kommandanten Marinesko, den Medizinstudenten Frankfurter, den Nationalsozialisten Gustloff und das KdF-Schiff Wilhelm Gustloff faktual sind, wurden sechs Textabschnitte ausgewählt. Durch eine literaturwissenschaftliche Analyse dieser Textabschnitte wurden sechs Punkte gefunden, die die Trennlinie zwischen den fiktionalen und faktualen Textabschnitten identifizieren. Gefunden wurde, dass in den faktualen Texten der Erzähler immer auktorial, aus großer Distanz berichtet, und immer von der Fokalisierung getrennt ist. In den fiktionalen Texten aber liegt immer die Fokalisierung beim Erzähler, der stets szenisch erzählt. Günter Grass Im Krebsgang Erzähltheorie Literaturwissenschaft
4	Im Krebsgang von Günter Grass : Eine Analyse nach Gattungskriterien Paulson, Mats January 2018 (has links) Die vorliegende Spezialarbeit ist eine Untersuchung innerhalb des C-niveaus des Deutschstudiums an der Mälardalen Hochschule, die sich mit den Novellenkriterien und dem Buch Im Krebsgang von Günter Grass beschäftigt. Der Hauptinhalt der Arbeit ist die Untersuchung und Analyse der Novellenkriterien im Buch– welche zu finden sind, wie sie verwendet werden und was sie dadurch vermitteln oderbedeuten. Genauer gesagt soll dort untersucht werden, in welchem Ausmaß diese Gattungskriterien dort zu finden sind. Der Autor hat bewusst dem Titel die Worte "eine Novelle" hinzugefügt, und damit von Anfang an seine Schrift dieser Gattung zugeordnet. Was bedeutet das für den Text und wie kommen diese Novellengattungskriterien im Text zum Ausdruck? Im Krebsgang Günter Grass Novellenkriterien Gattung Novelle Analyse Wilhelm Gustloff Specific Literatures Litteraturstudier
5	Musik in der Prosa von Günter Grass : Intermediale Bezüge —Transmediale Perspektiven / The Role of Music in Günter Grass’s Fiction : Intermedial References —Transmedial Perspectives Schirrmacher, Beate January 2012 (has links) The thesis explores the role of music in Günter Grass’s novels. In pointing out the vital role of intermediality for Grass’s narrative strategies, the thesis opens up for a new, intermedial perspective on his work. It shows how references to music are used to realise Grass’s poetological concept “paspresenture” – the simultaneous presence of past, present and future – as well as his constant strive towards concreteness. The study draws on theories of intermediality, with a special focus on the role of transmedial media characteristics. It develops a transmedial methodology for analysing intermedial references, stressing how the notion of “musicality” within the text is created by media characteristics shared by both music and literature. Intermedial references are conceived as highlighting structures that are inherent in literature. The textual analyses of The Tin Drum (1959), Too Far Afield (1995) and Crabwalk (2002) are divided into three steps. First, explicit musical references in the narratives are interpreted as indexes pointing towards transmedial structures relevant to this specific context. Second, the examination demonstrates the prominent role of transmedial characteristics such as repetitivity, contrast, simultaneity and performativity within the texts. Third and last, the function of musical reference is discussed: in all three narratives, the focus on transmedial structures supplies a more consistent interpretation of passages which otherwise prove difficult to decipher. In Grass’s fiction, issues appear not to be discussed but performatively reenacted and thus remind more of musical than literary development. What is more, music – as handled by Grass – does not appear absolute or transcendent; rather, its manipulative potential is always prominent. However, the way musical references are used to realise Grass’s poetological aims stresses the bodily presence of musical performance, thus making music appear as the performative realisation of time. Günter Grass Intermediality Transmediality Music Intermedial references German literature Die Blechtrommel The Tin Drum Ein weites Feld Too Far Afield Im Krebsgang Crabwalk Vergegenkunft Paspresenture
6	Musik in der Prosa von Günter Grass : Intermediale Bezüge —Transmediale Perspektiven / The Role of Music in Günter Grass’s Fiction : Intermedial References —Transmedial Perspectives Schirrmacher, Beate January 2012 (has links) The thesis explores the role of music in Günter Grass’s novels. In pointing out the vital role of intermediality for Grass’s narrative strategies, the thesis opens up for a new, intermedial perspective on his work. It shows how references to music are used to realise Grass’s poetological concept “paspresenture” – the simultaneous presence of past, present and future – as well as his constant strive towards concreteness. The study draws on theories of intermediality, with a special focus on the role of transmedial media characteristics. It develops a transmedial methodology for analysing intermedial references, stressing how the notion of “musicality” within the text is created by media characteristics shared by both music and literature. Intermedial references are conceived as highlighting structures that are inherent in literature. The textual analyses of The Tin Drum (1959), Too Far Afield (1995) and Crabwalk (2002) are divided into three steps. First, explicit musical references in the narratives are interpreted as indexes pointing towards transmedial structures relevant to this specific context. Second, the examination demonstrates the prominent role of transmedial characteristics such as repetitivity, contrast, simultaneity and performativity within the texts. Third and last, the function of musical reference is discussed: in all three narratives, the focus on transmedial structures supplies a more consistent interpretation of passages which otherwise prove difficult to decipher. In Grass’s fiction, issues appear not to be discussed but performatively reenacted and thus remind more of musical than literary development. What is more, music – as handled by Grass – does not appear absolute or transcendent; rather, its manipulative potential is always prominent. However, the way musical references are used to realise Grass’s poetological aims stresses the bodily presence of musical performance, thus making music appear as the performative realisation of time. Günter Grass Intermediality Transmediality Music Intermedial references German literature Die Blechtrommel The Tin Drum Ein weites Feld Too Far Afield Im Krebsgang Crabwalk Vergegenkunft Paspresenture
7	Historical memory and the expulsion of ethnic Germans in Europe, 1944-1947 Bard, Robert January 2010 (has links) As the Second World War in Europe came to an end the Russians advanced from the east towards Berlin. German occupation of Poland and Czechoslovakia had been particularly brutal. Both of these countries, products of German defeat at the end of World War I contained millions of ethnic Germans, who had previously co-existed with their Slav neighbours, often for many centuries, but were now perceived by these neighbours as having encouraged and collaborated with Nazi Germany. Russians, Poles and Czechs now sought revenge triggering the largest forced expulsion in recorded history. Somewhere between 8 and 16.5 million ethnic Germans fled to the west, and between 2 and 3 million perished during flight. Expellee property was subsequently seized by the Poles and Czechs. In broad terms, until the 1990s these events were seen within Germany as part of a submerged collective memory, suppressed in part by their having lost the war. In the last 20 years with an increasingly powerful expellee organisation (the Bund der Vertriebenen, Federation of Expellees) influencing mainstream German politics, academia, and the German media, an attempt has been made to change historical memory, or rewrite what has been referred to as an 'unacceptable past'. This, in recent years has led to claims by former expellees against the Czech Republic, and Poland for restitution. This in itself has led to bitter accusations by these countries that the expellees have rewritten German history portraying themselves as victims of the Second World War. This thesis explores the methods employed by the expellee groups and their supporters in the restructuring of their historical memory by examining literature dating from the 1950s until the present day from primarily German and American sources, as well as German television documentaries from 2000. These sources are considered in relation to how collective and historical memory have evolved into a position that has allowed the expellees to create an 'acceptable past'. 907.2
8	Combating the Banality of Evil: Portrayals of the Literary Female Villain in GÃ¼nter Grass's Danziger Trilogie and Novella, Im Krebsgang. Baumgarten, Joseph Ephraim 10 August 2005 (has links) (PDF) In Günter Grass's Danzig Trilogy and novella, Im Krebsgang, an antagonistic female type makes a repeated appearance. She appears in the guise of Susi Kater and Luzie Rennwand in Die Blechtrommel, and as Tulla Pokriefke in the other works, Katz und Maus, Hundejahre, and Im Krebsgang. This antagonistic female type is not like other women in these works. A review of Le Deuxième Sexe by feminist Simone de Beauvoir reveals several crucial components contributing to woman's position in society. Most essentially, a woman's natural attributes and (dis)abilities and the conventions of society have enforced her historical submission to man. This thesis analyzes how the antagonistic female type, or villain, compares and contrasts with other female figures in these works by Grass, according to a paradigm derived from Beauvoir's description of woman. From this analysis, a better understanding of the female villain's nature emerges. Indeed, such a comparison demonstrates that certain female figures in the works of Grass transcend their historically oppressed or subdued status by refusing to submit to those natural handicaps and societal restrictions identified by Beauvoir, and thus become a threat to man's status or security as an antagonistic female type, or villain. However, the villain figure is not always inherently evil, but possesses the capacity to change. The villain and victim can reconcile their differences and may even form a friendly relationship. This evolving villain-victim duality becomes most clear in Grass's work, Im Krebsgang, and suggests the possibility of assuaging contemporary conflicts as educators sympathize with the experiences of both extremist groups and victimized parties and help them come to terms with their differences. Günter Grass Danzig Trilogy Danziger Trilogie Krebsgang Blechtrommel Katz und Maus Hundejahre Crabwalking Cat and Mouse Dog Years Tin Drum örtlich betäubt Tulla Pokriefke Ursula Pokriefke Susi Kater Luzie Rennwand Vero Lewand Niobe Schwarze Köchin Oskar Matzerath Simone de Beauvoir The Second Sex woman as Other female villain female antagonist femmes fatales la femme fatale Gewöhnung habituation Rede von der Gewöhnung Ben and Dieter Vergangenheitsbewältigung German Language and Literature Slavic Languages and Societies
9	Das bedingte Selbst / Familie, Identität und Geschichte im zeitgenössischen Generationenroman / The Conditioned Self / Family, Identity and History in Contemporary Generationel Novels Neuschäfer, Markus 23 May 2012 (has links) No description available. 100 Generationenromane Familienromane Generationsroman Kultursoziologie Gegenwartsliteratur Identität Geschichte Familie Familienbilder Motivforschung Thematologie Postindividualismus Empowerment 68er Zeitzeugen Enkelgeneration Familienkrise Nachgeborenen Autobiographie Generation generational novel family novel german literature family sociology identity in literature autobiographical novels Günter Grass: Im Krebsgang Arno Geiger: Es geht uns gut Stefan Wackwitz: Ein unsichtbares Land Reinhard Jirgl: Die Unvollendeten Sabine Schiffner: Kindbettfieber Tanja Dückers: Himmelskörper John von Düffel: Houwelandt Gila Lustiger: Es geht uns gut history memory German history Philosophie (PPN619942320)

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