| Description |
viii, 281 pages ; 22 cm |
| Contents |
Missing persons (1971) -- Number seven, Hulchrather Street (1971) -- Which Cologne? (1965) -- The "how" and the "what" (1965) -- The place was incidental (1969) -- In defense of washtubs (1959) -- "You are now entering Germany" (1967) -- Rome at first sight (1961) -- Canned air (1972) -- Trying to close the gap (1973) -- The root of Northern Ireland's troubles (1970) -- Brendan Behan (1965) -- The Moscow shoeshiners (1970) -- To a bishop, a general, and a cabinet minister born 1917 (1966) -- In defense of "rubble literature" (1952) -- Suffering, wrath, and serenity (1970) -- The captive world (1969) -- The divine bitterness of Alexander Solzhenitsyn (1974) -- "The oak and the calf" (1976) -- "Woe is me!" (1968) -- The poetry of curses (1969) -- Look back in rancor (1976) -- An approach to the rationality of poetry (1973) -- Art and its objects (1968) -- Georg Buchner's relevance today (1967) -- The gun was aimed at Kafka (1968) -- He that hath eyes to see, let him see! (1970) -- Foreword to Cancer ward by Alexander Solzhenitsyn (1968) -- Dostoevski - today? (1972) |
| Subject |
Böll, Heinrich, 1917-1985 -- Translations into English.
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| ISBN |
0070064245 |
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