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Politics and the War Novel: the Political Conception and Reception of Novels about the First World e literary histories of the Weimar period represent the politicisation of both writers and literature as one of the period’s distinctive characteristics,. other studies, based on research into the sociology of the literary intelligentsia since the mid-nineteenth century,. conclude that, between 1918

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Forms of Conviction: The Problem of Belief in Anti-Fascist Plays by Bruckner, Toller and Wolf,g at all.. This is, I think, a misconception. To some extent, under the pressure of extreme practical exigencies and of urgent political demands, theory and practice did drift apart. In some cases, however, the practices which were forced upon the exiles were perhaps more interesting than their theo

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Ernst Toller and the Exigencies of Exile,the problems that arise are to some extent those of the uprooted individual, and to some extent those of the uprooted writer. Inevitably, the two interact, for while success as a writer may ease the lot of the uprooted individual, the problems of the uprooted individual can certainly inhibit the act

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Ernst Toller and Ireland,r been looked at in detail before. This can hardly be surprising as Toller never set foot on Irish soil and his references to Ireland are very scanty indeed. We know from a letter to the Irish dramatist Denis Johnston that he would have loved to spend some time in Ireland.. In an interview with a Br