Bernhard Greiner 
Placeless Topographies [PDF ebook] 
Jewish Perspectives on the Literature of Exile

Contents: Bernhard Greiner / Philipp Theisohn , Vorwort: Exil und Exilliteratur im jüdischen Horizont. – Guy Stern , From Exile Experience to Exile Studies. – Sidra De Koven Ezrahi , When Exiles Return: Jerusalem as Topos of the Mind and Soil. – Jakob Hessing , Heinrich Heine’s »Reisebilder« as Images of Exile. – Philipp Theisohn , Erde / Papier. Kafka, Literatur und Landnahme. – Pierre Bouretz , Yichuv as Teshuvah: Gershom Scholem’s Settlement in Jerusalem as Return from Assimilation. – Mark H. Gelber , Stefan Zweig’s Conceptions of Exile. – Christoph Schmidt , Deus sive natura. The Transformation of the Jewish Apocalyptic Version of History into a Natural History in Jizchak Fritz Baer’s Treatise of >Galut< (Exile). – Doerte Bischoff , Exile, Trauma and the Modern Jewish Experience: The Example of Else Lasker-Schüler. – Adi Gordon , German Exiles in the >Orient<. The German-language Weekly »Orient« (Haifa, 1942–1943) between German Exile and Zionist Aliya. – Bernhard Greiner , Re-Präsentation: Exil als Zeichenpraxis bei Anna Seghers. – Rochelle Tobias , The Homecoming of a Word: Mystical Language Philosophy in Celan’s »Mit allen Gedanken«. – Carola Hilfrich , »The Land of Others«. Geographies of Exile in Hélène Cixous’s writings. – Frank Stern , The Two-Way Ticket to Hollywood and the Master-Images of 20th Century Modernism. – Philipp Theisohn , Nach Jerusalem.