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28 - Modern Languages and Linguistics

University of Exeter

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Chapter title

Cafehaeuser, Bahnhoefe und Hotels: Zur Bedeutung der halboeffentlichen Raeume im Werk Joseph Roths

Type

C - Chapter in book

DOI

Publisher of book

De Gruyter

Book title

Joseph Roth. Europaisch-judischer Schriftsteller und osterreichischer Universalist

ISBN of book

9783110265040

Year of publication

2011

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Additional information

This article explores the structural importance of train-stations, hotels and cafes in the writings of Joseph Roth, considering both his novels and his journalistic contributions. Some observations and quotes come into play in the second chapter of my monograph (Topografien des Transits); in the latter Roth's contributions are, however, compared to other writers (such a Hemingway, Tergit, Tucholsky, Hermann) and, in contrast to the article, explored in way of a response to perceived challenges within the wider context of the interwar period in Germany and Europe.

Interdisciplinary

Cross-referral requested

Research group

4 - Modern Literary Studies

Proposed double-weighted

Double-weighted statement

Reserve for a double-weighted output

Non-English

Yes

English abstract

This requirement is waived for outputs submitted in UOA 28 (Modern Languages and Linguistics) if the output is produced in any of the languages within the remit of that UOA: that is, all Celtic, Slavonic, Germanic and Romance languages.