The museum also does an impressive job of representing the dualities of
Austrian literature, allowing Kafka's absurdism and Jandl's avant-garde playfulness to butt up against the sobering realities of history; a section of the museum is devoted to those Austrian writers murdered in the Holocaust as well as those who survived the violence.
The
Austrian literature emphasizes the problem of relative prices changing when there is a monetary shock (monetary illusion).
Building on the
Austrian literature, Zywicki and Stringham (2017, p.
With its rich analytical insights, compelling structure, and crisp prose, Fatima Naqvi's book is a significant contribution not only to a deeper understanding of Thomas Bernhard's works, but to the study of post-war
Austrian literature in general.
By contrast, Holcombe's book is geared toward those who aren't yet sure whether to invest the time to read the
Austrian literature.
Studies in Modern German and
Austrian Literature; Volume 1
By maintaining posts of two assistant professors for
Austrian literature and culture in Skopje and Tetovo we strive to assure that both of the great ethnic groups can profit from this cooperation.
Unfortunately, that has led to a relative neglect of deflation in the
Austrian literature. Despite some exceptions (Selgin 1997; Horwitz 2000, 2006), not much has been written about the problems associated with deflation.
Studies in
Austrian literature, culture and thought
The work can be very exacting at the best of times, but Rauchbauer noted that in contemporary
Austrian literature "there is a strong focus on language.
"Ein Gesprach mit Elfriede Jelinek." Modern
Austrian Literature 26:2 (1993): 127-55.
For many Americans, the New York stage adaptation of this early novel was their first introduction to the works of one of Austria's most influential writers of the late twentieth-century, rivaled only by Nobel Prize winner Elfriede Jelinek and the erstwhile enfant terrible of
Austrian literature, Peter Handke.
