MALCA Conference
Abstracts
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Katie Arens, UT Austin
Austrians Telling Literary (Hi)Stories: Historiographies Outside
the Nationalist Paradigm
David Luft, UC San Diego
Cultural Memory and Intellectual History: Locating Austrian Literature
Friederike Eigler, Georgetown University
Cultural Memory and the Role of Literary Texts at the Millenium
Imke Meyer, Bryn Mawr College
Gender and Cultural Memory in
Ingeborg Bachmann’s Narrative “Ein
Schritt nach Gomorrha”
Geoffrey Howes, Bowling Green State University
Madness and Memory: Personal,
Cultural, and Literary Memory in Bachmann’s Franza
Katie Arens, UT Austin
Teaching Grad Students in Austrian Literature and Intellectual
History (poster)
Lyle Barkheimer, Otterbein College
1900—Wien—2000
(poster)
Angela Gulielmetti & Pamela Barnes,
Hendrix College
Vienna course
and Kaffeehausliteratur Project
Katharina von Hammerstein, University of Connecticut
Challenges of Cross-Cultural Dialogue: The Other in Peter Altenberg's
Ashantee (1897) (poster)
Melanie Manzer, College of Charleston
Do They Speak Austrian in Austria? Teaching Austrian Culture in
the Real World (poster)
Astrid Weigart, Georgetown University
Vienna: Kunst and Kitsch (poster)
Britta Kallin, Georgia Institute of Technology
Gendered History and Memory
in Marlene Streeruwitz’s Recent
Prose
Raymond Burt, University of North Carolina at Willington
Marlene Streeruwitz’s Nachwelt:
Narrative Exploration of Cultural Memory
Heidi Schlipphacke, Old Dominion University
Nostalgia, Memory, and
the Postmodern Crisis of Masculinity: Robert Menasse’s Selige Zeiten, brüchige
Welt
Christa Gaug, Rice University
Chronicles of Vienna: The
Construction of Urban Memory in Daniel Spitzer’s “Wiener Spaziergänge”
Patrick Greaney, University of Colorado
Disappearances: Memory without Mastery in Ilse Aichinger
Susanne Kelley, UCLA
Wien bleibt Wien: Choosing Memory, Constructing Identity
Lorely French, Pacific University
Gender and Traumatic Memories in Autobiographies by Ceija, Karl,
and Mongo Stojka: Comparisons and Their Consequences
Nancy Erickson, Bemidji State University
Dismantling Collective Memory:
Paul Celan in Elfriede Jelinek’s
In den Alpen
Gabriele Wurmitzer, University of Vermont
Der unbewohnte weibliche Erinnerungsraum in E. Reicharts Februarschatten
(1984)
Melanie Manzer, College of Charleston
Selective Memory: Contrasting
Male and Female Perspectives in Schnitzler’s “Fräulein
Else” and “Leutnant Gustl”
Heidi Tilghman, University of Washington
Transformed Voices: Karl Kraus and the (Re-)Shaping of Cultural
Memory
W.S. Wilson, Georgetown University
Wir gedenken des Weibes: Kontraste
und Vergleiche zu Rosa Mayreder and Lou Andreas-Salomé
Pascale Bos, University of Texas at Austin
Ruth Klüger, Ruth Beckermann and Jewish “Counter-Memory” in
Austria
Kirsten Krick-Aigner, Wofford College
The Writing of Memory: Reconstructing
Identity in Lore Segal’s
Memoir Other People’s Houses
Gabi Eichmanns, University of Washington
Erinnerung als zweifelhaftes Mittel der Wahrheitsfindung in Christoph
Ransmayrs Roman Die Schrecken des Eises und der Finsternis
Agnieszka Nance, University of Texas at Austin
“
Nasz dobry Cesarz” [Our Good Emperor]: About Poles’ Perception
of the Austrian Kaiser in Galicia
Vincent Kling, LaSalle University
The Subtler Discriminations: Gender and Cultural Autonomy in the
Historical Novels of Renate Feyl
Margret Woodruff-Wieding, UT Austin
Memory and Music: Striking the Right Note
Helga Schreckenberger, University of Vermont
Re-Writing the Fin-de-Siècle: The Forgotten Vienna of Lilian
Faschinger’s Wiener Passion (1999)
Ellie Kennedy, Queen’s
University, Kingston, Ontario
Gendered Re-Membering in Lilian
Faschinger’s Wiener Passion
Gisela Roethke, Dickinson College
Barbara Frischmuth’s
Einander Kind: Generations of Memories
Felix W. Tweraser, Utah State University
Friedrich Torberg, the Congress for Cultural Freedom, and Anti-Communist
Ideology in 1950s and 1960s Austria
Joseph W. Moser, University of Pennsylvania
Thomas Bernhards Geschichtskritik
in seinem Frühwerk der fünfziger
und sechziger Jahre
Irene Fußl, University of Salzburg
Jüdische Geschichte und Gedächtnis in Paul Celans Gedicht “Du
liegst”
Markus Zisselsberger, SUNY Binghamton
Cultural Nationalism
and the Experience of History: Robert Musil’s
Imagi-Nation
Wolfgang Nehring, UCLA
Der Prinz Eugen und Maria-Theresia—Kriegspropaganda und kollektives
Gedächtnis bei Hugo von Hofmannsthal
Karl Müller, University of Salzburg
Bilder vom zweiten Weltkrieg
in der Literatur aus Österreich
nach 1945
Rebecca Thomas, Wake Forest University
History and Memory as Modes of Recovery
in D. Rabinovici’s
Die Suche nach M.
Karen Remmler, Mt. Holyoke College
Citing Memory in the Work of Ruth Beckermann and W.G.Sebald
Dagmar Lorenz, University of Illinois at Chicago
Viennese Memories of History and Horrors
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