China in der Literatur der Zwischenkriegszeit

After the First World War, many German-speaking authors discovered their interest in China and increasingly devoted themselves to the foreign country for political reasons as well. From the perspective of the history of entanglements, the study examines the representations of China in the interwar years (19191937/39) in now largely forgotten texts by Alfred Döblin, Egon Erwin Kisch, and Rudolf Brunngraber, for example.

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Katrin Hudey, Universität Heidelberg, Deutschland