Richard D. Critchfield  
From Shakespeare to Frisch: The Provocative Fritz Kortner  
   
2008, 224 pages, 28 figures, hardcover, thread-stitching
€ 34,80
ISBN 978-3-935025-99-7
 

Introduction

  1. Vienna: The School of Anti-Semitism and Jewish Self- Hatred
  2. Jewish Physiognomy or the Stain of Ugliness
  3. Berlin and the Fascinating Faces of Max Reinhardt’s Deutsches Theater
  4. “You look incredible:” Kortner, Leopold Jessner, and the Staatstheater
  5. Adieu Expressionism: Kortner, Erich Engel, and Bertolt Brecht
  6. Kortner as Shylock: Reclaiming Jewish Identity
  7. The Nazis and Kortner: “They hate you because of your Aggressiveness”
  8. The Years of Exile: London, New York, and Hollywood
  9. The Last Illusion: The German University and Anti- Semitism
  10. Kortner’s Comedy Donauwellen: Satirizing the Thieves of Vienna
  11. Kortner and the West German Theater: Triumph and Scandal
  12. Kortner and the Autobiographical Act: Aller Tage Abend
  13. Attack Journalism or a Spiegel Affair
  14. Kortner and the Sixties
  15. Shylock after Auschwitz: Kortner’s Terrifying Jew
  16. “I didn’t need to make enemies. They were there before I was.” Kortner’s Letzten Endes
  17. Postscript

Works Cited • List of Figures • Index

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