
The Idea of Europe in Literature
by Fendler, Susanne; Wittlinger, Ruth; Crick, BernardRent Textbook
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Summary
Author Biography
Table of Contents
Foreword | p. ix |
Notes on the Contributors | p. xv |
Acknowledgements | p. xviii |
Introduction: The Idea of Europe - the Contribution of Literature by Susanne Fendler and Ruth Wittlinger | p. xix |
Portrayal of the Continent | |
Charlotte Bronte's Alternative 'European Community' | p. 3 |
'Nation and Narration': Continental Europe and the English Novel | p. 31 |
Schlosses and the Scent of Pine: Images of Austria and Germany in the English Historical Romance and Gothic Romance since 1945 | p. 44 |
Discovering 'Europe' in the Process of Repatriation: Primo Levi's La Tregua | p. 64 |
Inner/Outer Perspectives in Comparison | |
World Fiction: the Transformation of the English/Western Literature Canon | p. 85 |
France and its DOM: the Ambivalence of European Identity | p. 101 |
Immigrants in Britain: National Identities and Stereotypes | p. 119 |
A Never Closer Union? The Idea of the European Union in Selected Works of Malcolm Bradbury | p. 138 |
The Idea of Europe and National Identity | |
A Romanian View of Europe: George Uscatescu | p. 159 |
Eyvind Johnson and the History of Europe: Many Times in One Place | p. 173 |
Englishness from the Outside | p. 192 |
Memories of Hell: Kieslowski's Vision of European Subjectivity | p. 207 |
Europeans: Foreigners in Their Own Land | p. 225 |
Index | p. 240 |
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