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V. Surana / M. Bhoot: so that the crackle continues. Introduction - M. Wälde: I remember - M. Kämpchen: Günter Grass - Thirty Years of Engagement with India. My Reminiscences - S. Dasgupta: From Outspoken Disgust to Warmest Love. Kolkata in Grass's Psyche - R. Singh: Dialectics of Self and the Other. Grass' Poems What Must Be Said and Europe's Disgrace - J. M. George: Günter Grass and the Delicate Episteme of Literature - C. Mueller-Greene: Günter Grass's The Tin Drum and Salman Rushdie's Midnight's . Children. Tradition of the Picaresque Novel - S. S. Kumari: Textual Analysis of Günter Grass' Dog Years. Reflections on Human Sufferings from a Hindu/Buddhist. Perspective - C. Kumar: The Meeting at Telgte. A fictive History of Literature or a Tribute? - J. Sabharwal: Günter Grass's Show Your Tongue: City Spaces and Cross-Genre - P. Talgeri: A Voyeuristic Look at Slums and Burning Corpse - P. Talgeri: Can Shylock be Wicked in Germany? - P. Talgeri / S. Dasgupta / K. Nagarkar / V. Khare / A. V.K. Findeis: Writing the Other: Günter Grass and India. Panel Discussion - A. Bhatti / A. Gokhale / S. Mahajan / S. Majumdar / N. K. Narayanan / V. Surana: What Remains. Panel Discussion - H. Koop-mann: Zwischen Steinzeit und Gegenwart oder Die Gleichzeitigkeit des Ungleichzeitigen. Zu den Zeitstrukturen in Günter Grass' Der Butt - S. Acharya: Reflexionen zu Günter Grass' autobiographischen Schriften. Eine Stimme der "Vergegenkunft" - M. Durzak: Günter Grass: Der Schriftsteller und das Dritte Reich - S. Mahajan: Was machen die Gedichte hier? Zur 'Liebeserkläung' von Günter Grass - V. Ganeshan: Günter Grass und Indien - H. Agrawal: Der kritische Imperativ in Grass' Indientexten - A. V.K. Findeis: Zunge zeigen: Kali Rezeption von Günter Grass - G. Damale: ''Zeig mal, ob deine Zunge belegt ist!'' Das Protokoll einer feuilletonistischen Fragestunde - S. Mahajan / V. Mahajan: Übersetzung ist ein Wagnis. Ein Gespräch mit Günter Grass in Pune - S. Pathak: Was gesagt werden muss, muss gesagt werden
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Vibha Surana is Professor of German at the Department of German, University of Mumbai. She is a Research Fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. Her areas of interest include German Literature, Intercultural German Studies, Comparative Literature, Comparative Aesthetics, Literary Translation and Didactics. She has authored Text und Kultur. Goethes Die Leiden des jungen Werthers and Agyeyas Shekhar: ek Jivani. Eine interkultrelle Studie (2002) and Die Europhonie der Kultur. Deutsch-indische Ahamomente (2009). She has co-edited Schiller and Aesthetic Education Today (2007), Einfach menschlich. Kurzprosa aus Indien (2011), My Marathi. 1. Textbook for Communicative Marathi (2014), My Marathi. 1. Workbook for Communicative Marathi (2014), Interkulturelle Momente. Hundred Years of German Studies at the University of Mumbai (2014).Meher Bhoot is currently Associate Professor and Head at the Department of German, University of Mumbai. Her doctoral thesis was on Cultural Identityand Interculturality in the Works of Rafik Schami. She has been a DAAD Fellow and was awarded the Rotary Cultural and Ambassadorial Scholarship in 1997. Her areas of interest are Migrant Literature and Postcolonial Theory. Her publications include Einfach menschlich. Kurzprosa aus Indien (2011) and Interkulturelle Momente. Hundred Years of German Studies at the University of Mumbai (2014).
