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Gypsies and Jews as Wolves in Realist Fiction,ce of minorities who were perceived as threatening to communities and the nation at large is fictionally represented. While Kleist’s invocation of the battle in the Teutoburg Forest has shown us the nation united against foreign invaders, some of the literature of the second half of the nineteenth c

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Hitler the Wolf and Literary Parodies after 1945,n invasion in the final months of the war. Hitler in particular, the tyrant as wolfman,. saw himself as a wolf.. He was familiar with the Disney cartoon, . from 1933 and was frequently overheard whistling its theme song, ‘Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf?’ As suggested in Chapter 5, Hitler’s case of

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Peter Arndslosophers.Both authors are internationally well-established Thisbook isnotatextbook tobecomeacquainted with thelaws ofnature. An elementaryknowledgeaboutlawsofnature,inparticularthelawsofphysics,is presupposed. Thebookisratherintendedtoprovideaclari?cationofconcepts and properties of the laws of nat