European Literature

Oct 16, 2024 | the-tls.co.uk | European Literature |J. J. Long

Sebald posing as Henry Selwyn, Jan Peter Tripp's garden, Mittelbergheim, c.1988; Michael Brandon-Jones's negatives for Austerlitz; both from the book under review

Aug 22, 2024 | the-tls.co.uk | Michael Hofmann |European Literature

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Jan 11, 2024 | shepherd.com | Byzantine Empire |European Literature |Ernst Robert Curtius |Albrecht Classen

From my list onthe labyrinth of life through a medieval lens. By Albrecht ClassenAuthorWho am I? I'm a medievalist with a focus on German and European literature. Already with my Ph.D. diss. in 1987, I endeavored to explore interdisciplinary, interlingual connections (German-Italian), and much of my subsequent work (119 scholarly books so far) has continued with this focus.

Jan 9, 2024 | the-tls.co.uk | European Literature |Boris Dralyuk

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Feb 7, 2023 | the-tls.co.uk | European Literature |Ian Ellison |Karolina Watroba |Barbara Heldt

Thomas Mann’s Magic Mountain can get under your skin. I first read it in intense bursts during a period of ill health shortly after moving to Germany. Its account of dislocation and realignment thrilled and disturbed me. The inhabitants of the Berghof sanatorium seemed hardly to be characters at all, let alone people; they were ideas and intensities, the novel they populated disorienting, stimulating and weirdly funny. When I finished it, I was left in a state of dreamlike intoxication.