Austrian Literature

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Austrian Literature

BIBLIOGRAPHY

See also Literature and German Literature.

Donald G. Daviau (editor). Major Figures of Contemporary Austrian Literature. Peter Lang. 1987. 413pp.

Donald G. Daviau (editor). Major Figures of Nineteenth-Century Austrian Literature. Ariadne Press. 1998. 572pp.

Katrin Kohl; Ritchie Robertson (editor). A History of Austrian Literature 1918-2000. Camden House. 2006. 344pp.

Margarete Lamb-Faffelberger; Pamela S. Saur (editor). Visions and Visionaries in Contemporary Austrian Literature and Film. Peter Lang. 2004. 259pp.

Caroline Markolin. Modern Austrian Writing: A Study Guide for Austrian Literature, 1945-1990. Peter Lang. 1995. 271pp.

Lorna Martens. Shadow Lines: Austrian Literature from Freud to Kafka. University of Nebraska Press. 1996. 291pp.

Frank Pilipp. The Legacy of Kafka in Contemporary Austrian Literature. Ariadne Press. 1997. 231pp.

Willy Riemer. After Postmodernism: Austrian Literature and Film in Transition. Ariadne Press. 2000. 376pp.

Gerald Szyszkowitz. Puntigam, Or, The Art of Forgetting: Studies in Austrian Literature Culture and Thought. Ariadne Press. 1990. 266pp. Translation.

Bianca Theisen. Silenced Facts: Media Montages in Contemporary Austrian Literature. Rodopi. 2003. 199pp.

C. E. Williams. The Broken Eagle: The Politics of Austrian Literature from Empire to Anschluss. Barnes & Noble. 1974. 281pp.

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