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Die Umwandlung von sozialistischen zu kapitalistischen Gesellschaften in den postkommunistischen Ländern und die koreanische EinheitLee, Duck Ho. January 2002 (has links)
Berlin, Freie Universiẗat, Diss., 2002. / Dateiformat: zip, Dateien im PDF-Format.
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Camus im Osten : Zeugnisse der Wirkung Camus' zu Zeiten der Teilung Europas. - 2. AuflageBaciu, Virginia, Cielens, Isabelle, Horváth, Andor, Kouchkine, Eugène, Machowska, Aleksandra, Patočková, Jana, Sändig, Brigitte, Syrovatko, Lada V. January 2009 (has links)
Albert Camus' 40. Todestag ist Anlaß, die literarische, kulturelle und politisch-soziale Bedeutung des Autors für die ehemals sozialistischen Länder zu dokumentieren.
Camus' Interesse für diese Länder und die Unbestechlichkeit seines Urteils konnten von den oppositionellen Kräften als wirksame Unterstützung wahrgenommen werden; das belegen die Beiträge von acht LiteraturwissenschaftlerInnen, ÜbersetzerInnen und Kulturschaffenden, die an der Rezeption Camus' maßgeblich beteiligt waren und sind.
Dabei wird deutlich, daß sich in der Auseinandersetzung mit Camus' Werk eine politische Haltung kundtat, die nicht selten eine Lebenshaltung und -entscheidung war.
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Erhard Epplers Deutschland- und OstpolitikSimon, Christine. Unknown Date (has links) (PDF)
Universiẗat, Diss., 2003--Bonn.
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Kansas, Oz, and the Magic LandKanzler, Katja 08 April 2015 (has links) (PDF)
The following essay addresses Alexandr Volko's adaption and appropriation of L. Frank Baum's "The Wizard of Oz". Exceedingly popular throughthout the Easern bloc, Volkov's novels have endeared a magical setting and cast of characters to readers who rarely knew of their American origins. I discuss the Wizard's 'travels' throught the Iron Curtain as an incidence of cultural exchange at once motivated by and subverting Cold War cultural politics. I suggest that it is not so much the changes to which Baum's narrative universe has been subjected on its way from West to East that makes this case study remarkable but the ways in wich the two Wizards have been interpreted to fit contestable notions of 'American' and 'Soviet' culture.
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Kansas, Oz, and the Magic Land: A wizard's travels through the Iron CurtainKanzler, Katja January 2008 (has links)
The following essay addresses Alexandr Volko's adaption and appropriation of L. Frank Baum's "The Wizard of Oz". Exceedingly popular throughthout the Easern bloc, Volkov's novels have endeared a magical setting and cast of characters to readers who rarely knew of their American origins. I discuss the Wizard's 'travels' throught the Iron Curtain as an incidence of cultural exchange at once motivated by and subverting Cold War cultural politics. I suggest that it is not so much the changes to which Baum's narrative universe has been subjected on its way from West to East that makes this case study remarkable but the ways in wich the two Wizards have been interpreted to fit contestable notions of 'American' and 'Soviet' culture.
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