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Literature on the Move. Cultural Migration in Contemporary Literature Ort: Trier Verlag: Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier Jahr: 2011 Herausgeber: Michael Heinze ISBN: 978-3-86821-271-6 Umfang / Preis: 190 pages / EUR 22,50
 Literature on the Move. Cultural Migration in Contemporary Literature wants to take up the idea of literature travelling - literature 'on the move.'
Literary works enter different cultural contexts in many ways, by translation, adaptation or - in the case of drama - staging in countries geographically and culturally removed from the country of origin. They then transport ideas, concepts, traditions and stereotypes alike. Various works from cultural backgrounds like Canada, Britain, Germany and Jamaica are looked at from varied vantage points and analysed in the context of cultural migration, not only in relation to their contents but also in the context of their reception in different cultural contexts.
The umbrella of cultural migration can be applied to all genres of literature, or media in the wider sense. This volume focuses on the genres of the novel and of drama, though. It thereby presents very different approaches to cultural migration and also quite varied ways in which literature can transcend cultures and transport culture.
Michael Heinze
Introduction: Literature Gets Moving
Part I: Page to Page. Novels on the Move
Susanne Bach
Bhabha’s ‘Third Space’ − A Danger Zone?
Mary Doria Russell’s The Sparrow and Brian Moore’s
Black Robe explore ‘Third Spaces’
Lars Heiler
Cultural and Textual Migrations in Peter Carey’s Jack
Maggs (1997) and Lloyd Jones’s Mister Pip (2007)
Uwe Zagratzki
Alice Munro’s The View from Castle Rock.
Looking from Canada to Scotland and Vice Versa
Miriam Richter
Travelling in Time, Space, and Cultures. Chinese-Canadian
Encounters in Julie Lawson’s White Jade Tiger
Matthias Merkl
‘Surviving the Residential School.’
Negotiating Cultural Re-education in Tomson Highway’s
Kiss of the Fur Queen (1998)
Roland Schmiedel
Terms, their Significance and Taboos.
With Special Reference to the African Novel
Der Schrei der Hyänen
Part II: Stage to Stage. Drama on the Move
Albert-Reiner Glaap
Canadian Plays on British Stages.
Production, Reception, Reviews
Michael Heinze
From Canada to Manchester, England and back.
Brad Fraser at the Royal Exchange Theatre
Christopher R. Grignard
A Literary Gay Hometown on the Move.
Tomson Highway’s Nanabush in The Rez Sisters
Albert-Reiner Glaap
Plays from Canada and Jamaica.
Aspects of Transatlantic Import of Stage Plays
Michael Heinze
Unsolved Mystery. Agatha Christie’s Play Chimneys
in Calgary
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