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Gerhard Zwerenz's novel The Earth is Uninhabitable like the Moon (1973) under the title City, Sewage, Death (1975), in which a Sturmer caricature of the Jew as exploiter stands as the center of the work. The fullness of her examples documents the con-tinuity of the image of the Jew after the Holocaust, even in such
Mar 31, 2020 · The incongruence between the aesthetic paradigm of art/interpretation and the paradigm of meaning, as it can be observed in the argument proposed primarily by Zwerenz, heralds the estrangement of new and old Left.
- Marcela Knapp
- 2020
Marx’ thesis 11 on Ludwig Feuerbach Zwerenz demonstrates that Bloch’s idea of human self-liberation openly placed the Stalinist party-elite's con-cept of power into question. Jochen Weichold: Farewell to Visions The new political program of the German Green Party, adopted in March 2002, marks a turning point in the development of that party.
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Zwerenz became a soldier in 1943, a policeman in the GDR after repatriation from the Soviet Union in 1948 and a student of philosophy under Ernst Bloch in Leipzig in 1952. Having been associated with an anti-Stalinist group centred on the philosopher Wolfgang Harich which also included Erich Loest he left the GDR in 1957 when some of its ...
The Grinning Victims of Rainer Werner Fassbinder), made in 2000, is just another sensation-alist account which pays almost no attention to artistic output in the slightest. To an extent, Fassbinder was partially responsible for the promi-nence of his life in interpretations of his film work.
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Gerhard Zwerenz has 69 books on Goodreads with 482 ratings. Gerhard Zwerenz’s most popular book is Kopf und Bauch. Die Geschichte eines Arbeiters, der un...
