War, Violence and the Modern Condition. by Hüppauf, Bernd-Rüdiger

Table of Contents: “…Artistic and Literary Representations of Modern Warfare"A Murderous Carnival": German Artists in the First World War; Arnold Zweig's War Novellas of 1914 and their Versions: Literature, Modernity and the Demands of the Day; War and Novel: Alfred Döblin's "Wallenstein" and "November 1918"; Violent Orders in Robert Musil's "Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften" and Thomas Bernhard's "Kalkwerk"; "Les peuples meurent, pour que Dieu vive": Gertrud Kolmar's Consecration of the Protagonists in the Drama of the French Revolution; Laws of War and Revolution: Violence in Heiner Müller's Work; Bibliography.…”
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