CiNii Books - "The Fisherman and his wife" : Günter Grass's The flounder in critical perspective

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"The Fisherman and his wife" : Günter Grass's The flounder in critical perspective

edited by Siegfried Mews

（AMS studies in modern literature, no. 12）

AMS Press, c1983

Bibliography: p. 209-217

Includes index

"The ice age cometh," a motif in modern German literature / Reinhold Grimm ; translated by William Bruce Armstrong
Günter Grass in search of a literary theory / Peter Demetz
"I, down through the ages," reflections on the poetics of Günter Grass / Ruprecht Wimmer ; translated by Susan C. Anderson
Beyond The flounder, narrative dialectic in The meeting at Telgte / Judith Ryan
The prismatic narrator, postulate and practice / Gertrud Bauer Pickar
Between stone age and present or the simlultaneity of the nonsimultaneous, the time structure / Helmut Koopmann ; translated by Steven Joyce and Monika Pittl
Raw and cooked, myth and Märchen / Edward Diller
The raw and the cooked, Claude Lévi-Strauss and Günter Grass / Scott H. Abbott
The truth told differently, myth and irony / Winnifred R. Adolph
On thhe art of garnishing a flounder with "chestnuts" and serving it up as myth / Otto F. Best ; translated by Albert E. Gurganus
The swan song of a male chauvinist / Erhard Friedrichsmeyer
The "professorial" flounder, reflections on Grass's use of literary history / Siegfried Mews
The critical reception of The flounder in the United States / Sigrid Mayer
Structural diagram of The flounder
German-English concordances