TRANS Nr. 17: 1.11. American and Austrian Literature and Film: Influences, Interactions and Intersections

Internet-Zeitschrift für Kulturwissenschaften

Februar 2010

1.11. American and Austrian Literature and Film:
Influences, Interactions and Intersections

Sektionsleiter | Section chair: Donald G. Daviau (University of California at Riverside/Kirchberg am Wechsel)

Donald G. Daviau (University of California at Riverside/Kirchberg am Wechsel)	Sektionsbericht
Liz Ametsbichler (University of Montana)	Fräulein Else: Schnitzler’s Novella Adapted for the American Stage
Paul F. Dvorak (Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond)	Peter Henisch and the Influence of American Popular Culture
Todd C. Hanlin (University of Arkansas, USA)	The Transmission of Austrian Literature to America during the 1930s: Bestsellers by Vicki Baum, Franz Werfel, and Stefan Zweig in English Translation
Joseph W. Moser (Washington & Jefferson College, Pennsylvania)	Austrian and American Ethnic Diversity in Lilian Faschinger’s Wiener Passion
Gerlinde Ulm Sanford (Syracuse University, New York)	Mark Twain in Vienna
Pamela S. Saur (Lamar University, Texas)	Two Tales of Gothic Guilt: Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Novel The Marble Faun and Adalbert Stifter’s Story Das alte Siegel
Francis M. Sharp (University of the Pacific)	American Writers Reading Bernhard
Helga Schreckenberger	Wolf Haas’s Simon Brenner Novels: Austrian Adaptations and Transformations of the American Detective Story
Felix W. Tweraser (Utah State University)	“Our Man in Vienna”: Friedrich Torberg’s Journal Forum and the Popularization of American Letters in Austria
Nikolaus Unger (University of Warwick)	The Influence of Walt Whitman and Emile Verhaeren in Stefan Zweig’s Pre-1914 Conception of Cultural Modernism

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