Heimat: A German Dream: Regional Loyalties and National Identity in German Culture 1890-1990

Osman Durrani · Elizabeth Boa · Rachel Palfreyman

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1. Introduction: Mapping the Terrain 2. Heimat at the Turn of the Century: The Heimat Art Movement and Clara Viebigs Eifel Fictions 3. A Land Fit for Heroes? Ernst Wiechert's Das einfache Leben and Marieluise Fleisser's Pioniere in Ingolstadt 4. (Un)happy Families: Heimat and Anti-Heimat in West German Film and Theatre 5. At Home in the GDR? Heimat in East German Film 6. Heimat Past and Present - A Land Fit for Youth: Lenz's Deutschstunde, Emil Nolde and Heimatkunst, Michael Verhoeven's Das schreckliche Madchen 7. Homeward-bound: Edgar Reitz's Heimat for the 1980s 8. Heimat Regained, Dissolved, or Multiplied? Chronology Bibliography

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