Culture in Exile: Comparative Perspectives on Nazi Germany and Francoist Spain

Acknowledgements
Contents
1 Introduction: Exilic Culture in Comparative Perspective
	Towards an Integrated Model of Exile
	Integrating Stateless Exiles
	Language in Transnational Research
	Periodization
		(Alternative) Exile Chronologies
	This Volume
	References
2 The Cold War and German Inner Emigration
	References
3 Reputations
	Introduction
	Characterology: Zuckmayer’s Geheimreport (1943/44)
	The Major Fault Line: Inner Versus Territorial Exile
	The Stock Exchange of Exile
	The ‘Stock’ of Inner Exile
	Conclusion
	References
4 Historical Counter-Image and Universal Values: Territorial and Inner Exile Exploration of Past and Present in Heinrich Mann and Werner Bergengruen
	References
5 A Woman Between Exiles: Gender, Emotions and Non-Conformity in Irmgard Keun’s Private and Fictional Writings, 1933–1936
	Introduction
	Between Censorship and Emigration
	A Literary Passport
	The Politics of Personal Freedom
	‘The Bad Example’
	Conclusion
	References
6 The Passion for Exile: A Methodological Critique
	Introduction
	References
7 Re-establishing Intellectual Networks Through Letter Writing in Exile: Max Aub’s Correspondence and the Emergence of Social Poetry in Spain
	Aub’s Poesía Española Contemporánea
	Resisting the Dictatorship Inside and Outside Spain
	Social Poetry and the Literature of Exile
	Conclusions
	References
8 (Un)homely Stages: Surrogation, Re-enactment, and Repetition in the Theatre(s) of Exile
	References
9 Hybrid Representations of Exile Landscapes in Catalan and Spanish Poets and Artists
	Asymmetries
	Hybrid Representations of Exile Landscapes
	Reflective Nostalgia
	Non-linear Representations of the Future
	Spaces of Growth
	Conclusions
	References
Index