Ghetto Writing – Traditional and Eastern Jewry in German–Jewish Literature from Heine to Hilsenrath: Studies in German Literature Linguistics and Culture

The Frankfurt Judengasse in Eyewitness Accounts from the Seventeenth to the Nineteenth Century - Eoin Bourke Enlightened and Romantic Views of the Ghetto: David Frieländer versus Heinrich Heine - Ritchie Robertson Reclaiming the Location: Leopold Kompert's Ghetto Fiction in Post-Colonial Perspective - Florian Krobb German Versus Jargon: Language and Jewish Identity in German Ghetto Writing - Gabriele Glasenapp Eastern Jews and the Sociology of Nationalism - Chris Thornhill Pogroms in Literary Representation - Joachim Beug Philo-Simetic Tendencies in Wilhelm Jensen's Historical Novel Die Juden von Cölln - Joerg Thunecke Views from fin-de-Siécle Vienna: Zionist Images of Eastern Jews in Herzl's Die Welt - Paul E. Kerry The Construction of the Eastern Jewry in Joseph Roth's Juden auf Wanderschaft - David Horrocks From Ghetto to Nation: Hofmannsthal's Poetics of Assimilation - Michael Kane Persecution, Exile, and the Mental Ghetto in Henry William Katz's Novel Die Fischmanns - Ena Pedersen The Shtetl's Curiosity and Style: Alexander Granach's Autobiographical Novel Da ghet ein Mensch - Michael Schmidt Edgar Hilsenrath's Poetics of Insignificance and the Tradition of Humour in German-Jewish Ghetto Writing - Anne Fuchs "Beyond the Jewish Ghetto: The Ghetto in Modern Punk and Rap Culture" by Frank Möbus and Martin B. Münch