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“We did not want an émigré journal”: Pavel Tigrid and Svědectví

  • Neil Stewart
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Table of Contents V
  3. Preface XI
  4. Chapter I
  5. Introduction 3
  6. Exile: Home of the Twentieth Century 4
  7. Chapter II: Exile Cultures Abroad: Publishing Ventures, Exiles Associations, and Audiences
  8. Introduction 107
  9. In the Vacuum of Exile: The Hungarian Activists in Vienna 1919–1926 109
  10. Cosmopolitans without a Polis: Towards a Hermeneutics of the East-East Exilic Experience (1929–1945) 123
  11. Kultura (1946–2000) 144
  12. Polish World War II Veteran Émigré Writers in the US: Danuta Mostwin and Others 189
  13. Irodalmi Újság in Exile: 1957–1989 204
  14. The Hungarian Mikes Kör and Magyar Mühely: Personal Recollections 230
  15. “We did not want an émigré journal”: Pavel Tigrid and Svědectví 242
  16. Monica Lovinescu at Radio Free Europe 276
  17. Chapter III: Individual Trajectories
  18. Introduction 307
  19. Miloš Crnjanski in Exile 309
  20. Gombrowicz, the Émigré 325
  21. Paul Goma: the Permanence of Dissidence and Exile 342
  22. Writing and Internal Exile in Eastern Europe: The Example of Imre Kertész 368
  23. Kundera’s Paradise Lost: Paradigm of the Circle 384
  24. Chapter IV: Autobiographical Exile Writing
  25. Introduction 397
  26. Life in Translation: Exile in the Autobiographical Works of Kazimierz Brandys and Andrzej Bobkowski 400
  27. From Diary to Novel: Sándor Márai’s San Gennaro vére and Ítélet Canudosban 416
  28. Exile Diaries: Sándor Márai, Gustaw Herling-Grudzin´ ski, and Others 422
  29. “Is There a Place Like Home?” Jewish Narratives of Exile and Homecoming in Late Twentieth-Century East-Central Europe 432
  30. Chapter V: The 1990s: Homecoming, (Re)Canonization, New Exiles
  31. Introduction 473
  32. Herta Müller: Between Myths of Belonging 475
  33. Post-Yugoslav Theater Exile: Transitory, Partial and Digital 497
  34. Losing Touch, Keeping in Touch, Out of Touch: The Reintegration of Hungarian Literary Exile after 1989 521
  35. Albert Wass: Rebirth and Apotheosis of a Transylvanian-Hungarian Writer 538
  36. Chapter VI
  37. Instead of Conclusion: East Central Literary Exile and its Representation 579
  38. A Timeline of Exile Movements, 1919–2000 597
  39. List of Contributors 605
  40. Backmatter 613
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