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Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgements
3. Contents VII
4. Introduction 1
5. I Mediating Eastern Memory Discourses
6. Close Distances: Narratives of the Soviet Past in Russian-German Women’s Writings 15
7. When Mother is Sick: Generations of Memory and Fictional (Re)mediation of Multiple Belongings 39
8. Another Museum of Abandoned Secrets: Im Menschen muss alles herrlich sein by Sasha Marianna Salzmann 59
9. Contemporary Ukrainian Writers as “Masters of Dialogue” in the German Literary and Media Landscape 75
10. II Travelling Memory and Ethnocultural Identity
11. Memory, History and Ethnocultural Identity in Dina Rubina’s Autobiographical Stories of Travel and Emigration 97
12. Women and Memory on the Move in the Novels Die Stille bei Neu-Landau by Katharina Martin-Virolainen and Varjele varjoani by Anna Soudakova 117
13. Sofi Oksanen – Contested Memories in Bloodlands Fiction 135
14. III Language Belongings and Bodily Identities
15. Languages of Memory in the Bilingual Poetry of Katia Kapovich 161
16. The Visual Architecture of an Evolving Diasporic Identity: Anya Ulinich’s Sasha Goldberg 181
17. Geocorporeality and the Unbeautiful Body in Contemporary Russian-American Fiction 199
18. Finding your Language: Language and Identity in Dess Terentyeva’s Fiction 223
19. IV Displacement and Integration
20. “Memory of Migration – Migration of Memory”: Essays of the Last Soviet Generation of Women Abroad 245
21. Life Stories of the Russian-speaking Women Abroad: Similarities and Differences 269
22. V In Her Own Voice
23. Russian Femme, Finnish Author 291
24. Travelling with Geopoetics: A Revue on Migration Management 309
25. The Authors
26. Index
27. Subject