Perceptions and Perspectives
Exploring Connections between Ireland and the GDR
Herausgegeben:Holfter, Gisela; Byrnes, Deirdre; Conacher, Jean E.
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Exploring Connections between Ireland and the GDR
Herausgegeben:Holfter, Gisela; Byrnes, Deirdre; Conacher, Jean E.
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Deirdre Byrnes · Jean E. Conacher · Mark Curran · Mary Rose Curtis · Joachim Fischer · Jan Frohburg · Hugo Hamilton · Gisela Holfter · Freya Klier · Fergal Lenehan · Martin Mansergh · Felix Morgenstern · Manus O'Riordan · Herbert Remmel · Derek Scally · Michaela Schrage-Früh · Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze · Jenny Williams
Deirdre Byrnes · Jean E. Conacher · Mark Curran · Mary Rose Curtis · Joachim Fischer · Jan Frohburg · Hugo Hamilton · Gisela Holfter · Freya Klier · Fergal Lenehan · Martin Mansergh · Felix Morgenstern · Manus O'Riordan · Herbert Remmel · Derek Scally · Michaela Schrage-Früh · Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze · Jenny Williams
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- Irish-German Studies 11
- Verlag: WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Deutsch, Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 172mm x 48mm
- Gewicht: 535g
- ISBN-13: 9783868218121
- ISBN-10: 3868218122
- Artikelnr.: 57286845
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
- Irish-German Studies 11
- Verlag: WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier
- Seitenzahl: 226
- Deutsch, Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 172mm x 48mm
- Gewicht: 535g
- ISBN-13: 9783868218121
- ISBN-10: 3868218122
- Artikelnr.: 57286845
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Contents
Acknowledgements ................................................................................................... vii
DEIRDRE BYRNES, JEAN E. CONACHER, GISELA HOLFTER
Perceptions and Perspectives:
Exploring Connections Between Ireland and the GDR. Introduction ....... 1
Section I: Essays
GISELA HOLFTER
On Ireland in the GDR - and the GDR in Ireland ............................................. 11
FELIX MORGENSTERN
Die Rolle irischer Folkmusik im Rahmen des
DDR-Folkrevivals (1976-1990): Von der klanglich-reflexiven
zur inhaltlich-restaurativen Nostalgie eines Ersatz-Genres ............................ 37
MICHAELA SCHRAGE-FRÜH
"Struck by Ireland-Fever": Hugo Hamilton's Berlin Trilogy ............................. 57
JOACHIM FISCHER
The GDR through Irish Eyes: Nationalism and Patriotism
in Kevin Brophy's East German Novels ................................................................ 73
DEIRDRE BYRNES
Reading Seán O'Casey in the GDR ........................................................................ 87
FERGAL LENEHAN
Elizabeth Shaw from a Transnational Perspective:
The Intercultural Self, Propaganda and Shaw's Representation
in the GDR Print Media ............................................................................................ 103
DEREK SCALLY
From Nylon to Dederon - The Interwoven Fabric
of the Irish-GDR Past ................................................................................................ 123
Section II: Personal Reflections
HUGO HAMILTON
The Slow Moment ..................................................................................................... 139
JENNY WILLIAMS
Crossing Borders: A Personal Reflection on Relations
between Ireland and the German Democratic Republic ............................... 143
MARY ROSE CURTIS
Remembering an Ireland-GDR Friendship Society Trip to the GDR ............ 151
REINHARD SIEGMUND-SCHULTZE
Meine Mutter Dorothea Siegmund-Schultze (1926-1997) ............................ 157
FREYA KLIER
Die Nebelschlucht: Ein Blick zurück nach Irland ............................................... 163
JAN FROHBURG
Wem selbst die Leute weglaufen, der spricht nicht über Emigration ........ 167
HERBERT REMMEL
Nur vereinzeltes Wissen ... ........................................................................................ 171
MANUS O'RIORDAN
The GDR and I: An Indirect Family Relationship ............................................... 179
MARK CURRAN
Ausschnitte aus EDEN/Extracts from EDEN (2003-2009):
An audio-visual ethnography of a globalised present
(Lausitz, Eastern Germany) ...................................................................................... 185
MARTIN MANSERGH
The Division of Germany and of Europe:
Personal Experiences and Recollections, as an Irish Diplomat
in Bonn in the 1970s, and Subsequently .............................................................203
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ............................................................................................... 213
Acknowledgements ................................................................................................... vii
DEIRDRE BYRNES, JEAN E. CONACHER, GISELA HOLFTER
Perceptions and Perspectives:
Exploring Connections Between Ireland and the GDR. Introduction ....... 1
Section I: Essays
GISELA HOLFTER
On Ireland in the GDR - and the GDR in Ireland ............................................. 11
FELIX MORGENSTERN
Die Rolle irischer Folkmusik im Rahmen des
DDR-Folkrevivals (1976-1990): Von der klanglich-reflexiven
zur inhaltlich-restaurativen Nostalgie eines Ersatz-Genres ............................ 37
MICHAELA SCHRAGE-FRÜH
"Struck by Ireland-Fever": Hugo Hamilton's Berlin Trilogy ............................. 57
JOACHIM FISCHER
The GDR through Irish Eyes: Nationalism and Patriotism
in Kevin Brophy's East German Novels ................................................................ 73
DEIRDRE BYRNES
Reading Seán O'Casey in the GDR ........................................................................ 87
FERGAL LENEHAN
Elizabeth Shaw from a Transnational Perspective:
The Intercultural Self, Propaganda and Shaw's Representation
in the GDR Print Media ............................................................................................ 103
DEREK SCALLY
From Nylon to Dederon - The Interwoven Fabric
of the Irish-GDR Past ................................................................................................ 123
Section II: Personal Reflections
HUGO HAMILTON
The Slow Moment ..................................................................................................... 139
JENNY WILLIAMS
Crossing Borders: A Personal Reflection on Relations
between Ireland and the German Democratic Republic ............................... 143
MARY ROSE CURTIS
Remembering an Ireland-GDR Friendship Society Trip to the GDR ............ 151
REINHARD SIEGMUND-SCHULTZE
Meine Mutter Dorothea Siegmund-Schultze (1926-1997) ............................ 157
FREYA KLIER
Die Nebelschlucht: Ein Blick zurück nach Irland ............................................... 163
JAN FROHBURG
Wem selbst die Leute weglaufen, der spricht nicht über Emigration ........ 167
HERBERT REMMEL
Nur vereinzeltes Wissen ... ........................................................................................ 171
MANUS O'RIORDAN
The GDR and I: An Indirect Family Relationship ............................................... 179
MARK CURRAN
Ausschnitte aus EDEN/Extracts from EDEN (2003-2009):
An audio-visual ethnography of a globalised present
(Lausitz, Eastern Germany) ...................................................................................... 185
MARTIN MANSERGH
The Division of Germany and of Europe:
Personal Experiences and Recollections, as an Irish Diplomat
in Bonn in the 1970s, and Subsequently .............................................................203
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ............................................................................................... 213
Contents
Acknowledgements ................................................................................................... vii
DEIRDRE BYRNES, JEAN E. CONACHER, GISELA HOLFTER
Perceptions and Perspectives:
Exploring Connections Between Ireland and the GDR. Introduction ....... 1
Section I: Essays
GISELA HOLFTER
On Ireland in the GDR - and the GDR in Ireland ............................................. 11
FELIX MORGENSTERN
Die Rolle irischer Folkmusik im Rahmen des
DDR-Folkrevivals (1976-1990): Von der klanglich-reflexiven
zur inhaltlich-restaurativen Nostalgie eines Ersatz-Genres ............................ 37
MICHAELA SCHRAGE-FRÜH
"Struck by Ireland-Fever": Hugo Hamilton's Berlin Trilogy ............................. 57
JOACHIM FISCHER
The GDR through Irish Eyes: Nationalism and Patriotism
in Kevin Brophy's East German Novels ................................................................ 73
DEIRDRE BYRNES
Reading Seán O'Casey in the GDR ........................................................................ 87
FERGAL LENEHAN
Elizabeth Shaw from a Transnational Perspective:
The Intercultural Self, Propaganda and Shaw's Representation
in the GDR Print Media ............................................................................................ 103
DEREK SCALLY
From Nylon to Dederon - The Interwoven Fabric
of the Irish-GDR Past ................................................................................................ 123
Section II: Personal Reflections
HUGO HAMILTON
The Slow Moment ..................................................................................................... 139
JENNY WILLIAMS
Crossing Borders: A Personal Reflection on Relations
between Ireland and the German Democratic Republic ............................... 143
MARY ROSE CURTIS
Remembering an Ireland-GDR Friendship Society Trip to the GDR ............ 151
REINHARD SIEGMUND-SCHULTZE
Meine Mutter Dorothea Siegmund-Schultze (1926-1997) ............................ 157
FREYA KLIER
Die Nebelschlucht: Ein Blick zurück nach Irland ............................................... 163
JAN FROHBURG
Wem selbst die Leute weglaufen, der spricht nicht über Emigration ........ 167
HERBERT REMMEL
Nur vereinzeltes Wissen ... ........................................................................................ 171
MANUS O'RIORDAN
The GDR and I: An Indirect Family Relationship ............................................... 179
MARK CURRAN
Ausschnitte aus EDEN/Extracts from EDEN (2003-2009):
An audio-visual ethnography of a globalised present
(Lausitz, Eastern Germany) ...................................................................................... 185
MARTIN MANSERGH
The Division of Germany and of Europe:
Personal Experiences and Recollections, as an Irish Diplomat
in Bonn in the 1970s, and Subsequently .............................................................203
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ............................................................................................... 213
Acknowledgements ................................................................................................... vii
DEIRDRE BYRNES, JEAN E. CONACHER, GISELA HOLFTER
Perceptions and Perspectives:
Exploring Connections Between Ireland and the GDR. Introduction ....... 1
Section I: Essays
GISELA HOLFTER
On Ireland in the GDR - and the GDR in Ireland ............................................. 11
FELIX MORGENSTERN
Die Rolle irischer Folkmusik im Rahmen des
DDR-Folkrevivals (1976-1990): Von der klanglich-reflexiven
zur inhaltlich-restaurativen Nostalgie eines Ersatz-Genres ............................ 37
MICHAELA SCHRAGE-FRÜH
"Struck by Ireland-Fever": Hugo Hamilton's Berlin Trilogy ............................. 57
JOACHIM FISCHER
The GDR through Irish Eyes: Nationalism and Patriotism
in Kevin Brophy's East German Novels ................................................................ 73
DEIRDRE BYRNES
Reading Seán O'Casey in the GDR ........................................................................ 87
FERGAL LENEHAN
Elizabeth Shaw from a Transnational Perspective:
The Intercultural Self, Propaganda and Shaw's Representation
in the GDR Print Media ............................................................................................ 103
DEREK SCALLY
From Nylon to Dederon - The Interwoven Fabric
of the Irish-GDR Past ................................................................................................ 123
Section II: Personal Reflections
HUGO HAMILTON
The Slow Moment ..................................................................................................... 139
JENNY WILLIAMS
Crossing Borders: A Personal Reflection on Relations
between Ireland and the German Democratic Republic ............................... 143
MARY ROSE CURTIS
Remembering an Ireland-GDR Friendship Society Trip to the GDR ............ 151
REINHARD SIEGMUND-SCHULTZE
Meine Mutter Dorothea Siegmund-Schultze (1926-1997) ............................ 157
FREYA KLIER
Die Nebelschlucht: Ein Blick zurück nach Irland ............................................... 163
JAN FROHBURG
Wem selbst die Leute weglaufen, der spricht nicht über Emigration ........ 167
HERBERT REMMEL
Nur vereinzeltes Wissen ... ........................................................................................ 171
MANUS O'RIORDAN
The GDR and I: An Indirect Family Relationship ............................................... 179
MARK CURRAN
Ausschnitte aus EDEN/Extracts from EDEN (2003-2009):
An audio-visual ethnography of a globalised present
(Lausitz, Eastern Germany) ...................................................................................... 185
MARTIN MANSERGH
The Division of Germany and of Europe:
Personal Experiences and Recollections, as an Irish Diplomat
in Bonn in the 1970s, and Subsequently .............................................................203
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ............................................................................................... 213