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R. Nate / J. Wiedemann: Introduction - J. Eck: Remembering Where Jacob Encountered God - A New Approach to the Question of the Intention(s) and Purpose(s) of Biblical Aetiological Motifs - A. Pickering: The Devil's Cloyster: Putting Selwood Forest on England's Seventeenth-Century Witchcraft Map - B. Klüsener: "This European world of ours?": Perspectives on Europe in British Literature - J. Wiedemann: Remembering 'Englishness': The Persistence of the Anglo-Saxon Myth - D. Brabant: From Munich to Paris and Amsterdam: Max Slevogt's Artistic Itinerary between Remembrance and Repression - M. Fleck: Remembrance and Poetic Vision in William Butler Yeats' "Innisfree" - R.R. Mudry: Prague´s Memorial to Master Jan Hus: The Construction of a Hussite Memorial Site in Czech Nationalist and Communist Discourses - M. Liebermann: "séjour à Venise" oder die immerwährende Suche nach dem verlorenen Ort - Proust´s "Recherche" im Spiegel akuteller Venedig-Diskurse - T. Prokhorova / V. Shamina: Apprehending Future - C. Scherr: Christopher Isherwood's Narrative Techniques for Remembering 1930s Berlin in Fiction and Autobiography - H. Musiol: Habits of Memory - R. Nate: "Images of Home": Place and Remembrance in Low German Literature - J. Wiedemann: Paul Beatty's "The Sellout": Re-Designing the Suburb as a Memorial of Racism - K. Nobis: Global, European, and National Heritage: The Political Implications of Appointing Heritage Sites - I. Winkler: Remembering Musical Performances in Ingolstadt - Music and Creative Writing - R. Aley / P.F. Stephan: A Musical Approach to a Textual Love Story in Berlin 1913: A Workshop Talk - K. Farrell: Trigger Warnings: Two Stories That Say More Than They Know - I. Lehn: Aladdin, COB - "Tie Two Birds Together": An Interview with Isabelle Lehn - R. Nate / J. Wiedemann: On "Tie Two Birds Together"
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R. Nate / J. Wiedemann: Introduction - J. Eck: Remembering. Where Jacob
Encountered God - A New Approach to the Question of the Intention(s) and
Purpose(s) of Biblical Aetiological Mo-tifs - M. Liebermann: Remembered
places in Tommaso Campanella's Poetry - A. Pickering: The Devil's Cloyster:
Putting Selwood Forest on England's Seventeenth-Century Witchcraft Map -
B. Klüsener: "This European World of Ours?": Concepts of 'Europe' in British
Romantic Discourse - J. Wiedemann: Remembering Englishness: The
Persistence of the Anglo-Saxon Myth - D. Brabant: From Munich to Paris
and Amsterdam: Max Slevogt's Artistic Itinerary between Remembrance and
Repression - M. Fleck: Remembrance and Poetic Vision in William Butler
Yeats' Innisfree - R. Mudry: Hussite Places of Memory in Prague and Their
Construction in Czech Nationalist and Communist Discourses - T. Prohorova
/ V. Shamina: Literature as Premonition - C. Scherr: Christopher Isherwood's
NarrativeTechniques for Remembering 1930s Berlin in Fiction and Autobiography
- H. Musiol: Habits of Memory - R. Nate: "Images of Home": Place
and Remembrance in Low German Literature - J. Wiedemann: Paul Beatty's
The Sellout: Re-Designing the Suburb as a Memorial of Racism - K. Nobis:
Between Global, European, and National Heritage: Political Strategies in Appointing
Heritage Sites - I. Winkler: Remembering Musical Performances
in Ingolstadt. Music and Creative Writing - R. Aley / P. F. Stephan: A Musical
Approach to a Textual Love Story in Berlin 1913: A Workshop Talk - K. Farrell:
Trigger Warnings: Two Stories That Say More Than They Know - I. Lehn:
Aladdin, COB. Tie Two Birds Together: An Interview with Isabelle Lehn.
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Richard Nate is a Professor of English Literary Studies and Coordinator ofEuropean Studies at the Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt.Julia Wiedemann is a research associate at the Chair of Literary Studies at theCatholic University of Eichstätt Ingolstadt.
