Vol. 24 (2019): To whom do the dead belong? Their memory and rest in literature

Artículos

• Presentation

  Ana R. Calero Valera, Olga Hinojosa Picón, Olaf Müller

  9-17

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• African Americans, Lynchings and Memory: Equal Justice Initiative Project or the Dreadful Gift of Pity

  Thomas W. Laqueur

  19-36

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• Dead but not buried: Hannah Dunstan and the creation of a North-American community of memory

  Elena Ortells Montón

  37-54

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• Ghostly Memories of Afro-Europeanness after the Great War in Esi Edugyan’s Half Blood Blues

  Vicent Cucarella Ramon

  55-75

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• The memory of the Enlightened Neapolitan Domenico Cirillo. From the republican cult of the martyrs of the 19th century to the novel Sombra y Revolución (2018) by José Vicente Quirante Rives

  Tobias Berneiser

  77-100

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• The death of the queens. Pamphlets and Italian relationships during the Renaissance

  María José Bertomeu Masià

  101-117

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• Literature as a site of commemoration. The unknown soldier and Erich Maria Remarque

  Thomas F. Schneider

  119-135

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• The pacifist commemoration of the dead. "Krieg" (1921/22) by Käthe Kollwitz and Clerambault (1920) by Romain Rolland

  Marina Ortrud M. Hertrampf

  137-152

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• Above the Battle: Representations of the anonymous soldier in Romain Rolland's work

  Nuria Molines Galarza

  153-167

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• "And the return for many was not": The narration of death in folk song about the Great War

  Francesco Benozzo

  169-182

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• The Theatre of Death by Tadeusz Kantor as a reflection of the 20th century

  Julia Nawrot

  183-196

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• The dead wrote their memory: Postmemory and metafiction in 21st century Europe

  Juan Manuel Martín Martín

  197-216

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• Trivialisation and singularisation of death in the concentrationary literature

  Laura Miñano Mañero

  217-236

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• Beyond literature? Dead narrators in contemporary literature

  Michael Braun

  237-251

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• Verena Boos's Blutorangen (2015): A German contribution to the literature of memory?

  Julia Auweiler

  253-269

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• Embodying the Memory of the Silenced Dead in Herta Müller’s Herztier and Atemschaukel

  Garbiñe Iztueta Goizueta

  271-288

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