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Bc. Katarína Babičová

Bachelor's thesis

Das Buch ist für Martin Walser geschrieben. Geschichtskonstruktionen in Ruth Klügers Autobiographie "weiter leben" und Martin Walsers Roman "Ein springender Brunnen"

The Book was written for Martin Walser. Construction of History in Ruth Klüger's Autobiography "weiter leben" and Martin Walser's Novel "Ein springender Brunnen"
Abstract:
This Bachelor thesis deals with the different constructions of history in the works of the Austrian writer of Jewish origin, Ruth Klüger, and the German writer Martin Walser. Based on their own autobiographic memories and on their own attitudes towards the treatment of the past, both authors create two different realities of the same world – in Germany and in Austria during Hitler‘ s rule, World War …more
Abstract:
Táto bakalárska práca sa zaoberá rozdielnou konštrukciou dejín v dielach rakúskej spisovateľky židovského pôvodu Ruth Klüger a nemeckého spisovateľa Martina Walsera. Vychádzajúc z ich vlastných autobiografických spomienok a ich vlastných posotojov k spracovávaniu minulosti vytvárajú obaja autori dve odlišné reality v jednom svete – v Nemecku, resp. Rakúsku v období Hitlerovej vlády, 2. svetovej vojny …more
 

Keywords

Geschichtskonstruktion Autobiographie Autofiktion Erinnerungskultur Perspektivse Darstellbarkeit Kindheitserinnerungen
 
Language used: German
Date on which the thesis was submitted / produced: 6. 5. 2010
Identifier: https://is.muni.cz/th/hzmol/

Thesis defence

  • Date of defence: 15. 6. 2010
  • Supervisor: PhDr. Zdeněk Mareček, Ph.D.

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Philology / German Language and Literature

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