Christa Wolf

Christa Wolf Criticism

• Wolf, Christa (Vol. 14)
  • Introduction
  • Growing Pains in the Contemporary German Novel-East and West
  • Fiction in the German Democratic Republic during the Past
  • World Literature in Review: 'Kindheitsmuster'
  • In Search of the Past: Christa Wolf's 'Kindheitsmuster'
  • Reckoning with the Past
• Wolf, Christa (Vol. 150)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Christa Wolf
    • Christa Wolf's Cassandra: Parallels to Feminism in the West
    • Introduction: Setting the Context
    • Ansprachen
    • Contemplating Chernobyl
    • Morning Becomes Radioactive
    • A Blade of Time
    • Sommerstück
    • Gesammelte Erzählungen
    • The Alienation of ‘I’: Christa Wolf and Militarism
    • Was bleibt
    • Force Fields: Who's Afraid of Christa Wolf? Thoughts on the Dynamics of Cultural Subversion
    • ‘A Little Susceptible to the Supernatural?’: On Christa Wolf
    • The Hysteric and the Mimic: Reading Christa Wolf's The Quest for Christa T.
    • The Case of Christa Wolf
    • Who's Afraid of Christa Wolf?
    • The Crisis of East German Socialism: Christa Wolf and the Critique of Economic Rationality
    • ‘We Erect Our Structure in the Imagination Before We Erect it in Reality’ (Karl Marx, Das Kapital): Postmodern Reflections on Christa Wolf
    • The Quest for Christa W.
    • Rebel within a Cause
    • Dance of the Marionettes
    • In the Doghouse
    • The Silencing of a Voice: Christa Wolf, Cassandra, and the German Unification
    • What Remains and The Author's Dimension
    • A Bruised Loyalty
    • A Woman-Centered Politics of Peace
    • The Last Word: Christa Wolf—Moral Force or Farce?
    • Five Women and One Man
    • Romanticism as a Feminist Vision: The Quest of Christa Wolf
    • Auf dem Weg nach Tabou
    • A Scapegoat, not a Sorceress
    • Medea
    • Velvet Prisons
    • Reality Broken in Two
    • The Good Old Bad Old Days
    • An Allegory from Atlantis
    • That Stupid Pelt
  • Further Reading
• Wolf, Christa (Vol. 29)
  • Introduction
  • Kein Ort. Nirgends
  • Establishing the Female Tradition
  • The Mortal Sin of Our Time
  • Michael Bachem
  • Confronting the Fascist Past and Coming to Terms with It
  • Remembering
  • See No Evil
  • No Place on Earth
  • Heinrich von Kleist Could Not Last
  • No Place on Earth
  • Identical Issues
  • The Discontinuous Self: Christa Wolf's 'A Model Childhood'