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Camden House
Language
English

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Subjects
In mass media, Cultural policy, Film and video adaptations, German literature, History and criticism, History, Film adaptations, German literature, history and criticism, 20th century, Germany, cultural policy
Places
Germany
Times
20th century

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Table of Contents

Foreword: Adapting (to) history / Linda Hutcheon
Preface and acknowledgments
Introduction: Adapting the past for the present / Susan G. Figge and Jenifer K. Ward
Getting the last laugh: Die Degenhardts as Nazi Redemption of Der letzte Mann / Cary Nathenson
Controlled chaos: a case study of photomontage in Weimar / Rachel Epp Buller
Mensch, das ist ja wie im Kino! Emil and the Detectives go to the movies in Berlin / Richard C. Figge
Ich mochte einmal alles erzahlen: The Nazi era in three fictional tellings and their cinematic retellings / Susan G. Figge and Jenifer K. Ward
Ein Gemenge aus Nacht und Licht, Schwarz und Hell: Götz Friedrich's film adaptation of "Elektra" / Maria Euchner
Irresistible innocence: Reappropriations of Weimar and Nazi-era Schlager / Sunka Simon
Counter voice in adaptation: Elisabeth Langgässer's reappearance in Cordelia Edvardson's memoir "Burned child seeks the fire" / Thomas Sebastian
W.G. Sebald's Austerlitz: Adaptation as restitution / Elizabeth Baer
Alltag becomes Alltagsgeschichte: The Haus der Geschichte in Lutherstadt Wittenberg and the DDR Museum Berlin / Irene Lazda
Show and tell: Doris Dörrie's strategies of adaptation in "Bin ich schön" / Mareike Herrmann.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Rochester, NY
Series
Studies in German literature, linguistics, and culture
Genre
Film adaptations

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
791.430943/0904
Library of Congress
PT405 .R4785 2010

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Pagination
p. cm.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24123661M
ISBN 10
1571134441
ISBN 13
9781571134448
LCCN
2010004403
OCLC/WorldCat
491913294

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