Understanding Christoph Hein (Understanding Modern European and Latin American Literature),Used
Understanding Christoph Hein (Understanding Modern European and Latin American Literature),Used

Understanding Christoph Hein (Understanding Modern European and Latin American Literature),Used

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An introduction to one of the most important writers to emerge from the GDRIn the last decade of the German Democratic Republic's existence, Christoph Hein emerged as one of that country's most important and prolific writers, ranking with Christa Wolfe, Heiner Mller, and Volker Braun as a leader of Eastern Europe's innovative literary community. Although the majority of Hein's work has yet to be translated into English, his fiction and drama have been exported around the world, and The Distant Lover, Hein's first work of fiction published in English, met with critical acclaim in the United States. In Understanding Christoph Hein, Phillip McKnight introduces Englishspeaking readers to the foremost chronicler of the German Democratic Republic's political, social, and psychological drama.Drawing on extensive conversations with Hein, McKnight describes the writer's childhood, his selection as the recipient of the presitgious Heinrich Mann Prize in 1982, and his recuperation from a stroke suffered in 1992. McKnight notes that despite his political activism, Hein consciously discourages comparisons with Vaclav Havel and refuses entreaties to run for political office.McKnight also offers critical readings of Hein's longer prose worksincluding The Tango Player, which was recently published in Englishas well as Hein's plays, short stories, and essays.

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