Writing Switzerland -

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Résumé :
CONTENTS: Peter C. Meilaender/Hans J. Rindisbacher: Peter von Matt and the Meaning of Swissness: An Interdisciplinary Engagement - Peter C. Meilaender/Hans J. Rindisbacher: Peter von Matt und die Bedeutung von Swissness: Ein interdisziplin?res Engagement - Peter C. Meilaender: Peter von Matt: Theorist of Modernity - Donovan Anderson: Peter von Matt's Swiss Seelengeschichte: A Narrative of the Swiss National Experience - Richard R. Ruppel: Alpenbilder im Wandel: Schweizerische literarische Darstellung der Industrialisierung, Globalisierung und des Umweltbewusstseins von Haller bis Muschg - Gerald J. Steinacher: Als der gute Samariter die Schweiz retten sollte: Das Rote Kreuz im Dienst der geistigen Landesverteidigung - Barbara Ann Bush: Switzerland's Heroic Legacy: National Symbols as History and Memory - Margrit V. Zinggeler: Das Kalb vor der Gotthardpost ist eine Kuh: ?ber die Ausgrenzung der Kultur- und Wissenschaftsbeitr?ge von Schweizerinnen - Hans J. Rindisbacher: Bunker als System-Metaphern: Burgers K?nstliche Mutter und D?rrenmatts Winterkrieg in Tibet - Peter Gilgen: D?rrenmatt's Detectives and the End of Hermeneutics - Peter C. Meilaender/Peter von Matt: Epilog. Ein kurzes Gespr?ch
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Biographie:
Peter C. Meilaender is Professor of Political Science at Houghton College. The author of Toward a Theory of Migration (2001), his current research focuses on politics and literature, especially German-language literature. He is co-director of the Swiss Studies Network of the German Studies Association and a member of the board of the Austrian Studies Association. Hans J. Rindisbacher is Professor of German Studies at Pomona College. His The Smell of Books: A Cultural-Historical Study of Olfactory Perception in Literature (1992) is a pathbreaking comparative literary study of olfactory representation. He is co-director of the Swiss Studies Network of the German Studies Association....

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Peter C. Meilaender is Professor of Political Science at Houghton College. The author of Toward a Theory of Migration (2001), his current research focuses on politics and literature, especially German-language literature. He is co-director of the Swiss Studies Network of the German Studies Association and a member of the board of the Austrian Studies Association.

Hans J. Rindisbacher is Professor of German Studies at Pomona College. His The Smell of Books: A Cultural-Historical Study of Olfactory Perception in Literature (1992) is a pathbreaking comparative literary study of olfactory representation. He is co-director of the Swiss Studies Network of the German Studies Association.