Titlebook: Auden and Isherwood; The Berlin Years Norman Page Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 fiction.poe

先行

Prologue: Looking for Berlin,I happened to be in Berlin, and, as I wandered through the newly open city, it struck me (as it doubtless struck many others at that time) that after some sixty years — roughly the span of my own lifetime — Berlin had returned to a state it had not known since the Nazis came to power. This brought t

Nebulous

Two Young Englishmen,a nearly finished play, .. His Oxford had been, among other things, the Oxford of Evelyn Waugh (four years older than he), Harold Acton (three years), Henry Yorke, who became the novelist Henry Green (two years), Brian Howard, later a friend of both Auden and Isherwood (two years), and John Betjeman

騷動

Pamphlet

Berlin: Faces,in touch with them is not clear, but since he seems to have gone straight there after arriving in Berlin, and since they were hardly the sort of people to advertise for a lodger, some personal introduction must have been involved. Auden’s biographers pass lightly over the Muthesius family (by one, i

Optometrist

,The Other Camera — Aspects of Weimar Cinema,quently dropping into a ‘kino’ during his residence in Germany. Almost the first entry in the journal records that he went with John Layard to the cinema (where both, for unexplained reasons, were sick). As we have seen already, he took Gerhart there during the visit to Hamburg, an occasion on which

宿醉

有危險

Absenteeism

Walter Kellner,Hermann Kniepkamphe problems of modern urban civilisation, including extensive slums and a serious housing shortage. At the same time it was a green city, with nearly twenty per cent of the area within the municipal boundaries consisting of woodland.

Paradox

Berlin: Places,he problems of modern urban civilisation, including extensive slums and a serious housing shortage. At the same time it was a green city, with nearly twenty per cent of the area within the municipal boundaries consisting of woodland.

袖章

Book 1998e of a great city: not only its political, artistic and cultural life, but the life of the streets, bars and caf? It presents portraits of figures, often fascinating in their own right, with whom Auden and Isherwood came into contact, and it demonstrates how, especially in Isherwood‘s fiction, the r