Elias Canetti

Elias Canetti Criticism

• Canetti, Elias (Vol. 14)
  • Introduction
  • Fiction: 'Auto-Da-Fé'
  • Elias Canetti: The One and the Many
  • Doubting Death: On Elias Canetti's Drama 'The Deadlined'
  • World Literature in Review: 'The Voices of Marrakesh: A Record of a Visit', 'The Human Province', 'Crowds and Power'
• Grotesque Comedy in Canetti's Auto da Fé
• Canetti, Elias (Vol. 25)
  • Introduction
  • Mass, Might and Myth
  • Canetti's Cahiers
  • Life Urge in Extremis
  • Unsuspected Vibrations
  • Elias Canetti's Reflective Prose
  • The Precise Exaggerator
  • Mind As Passion
  • Letter-Writing Lover
  • A Bookish Man's Book of Himself
  • A Face in the Crowd
• Canetti, Elias
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Elias Canetti: Discussion with Theodor W. Adorno
    • Georges Kien and the ‘Diagnosis of Delusion’ in Elias Canetti's Die Blendung
    • A Literary Life: The Textuality of Elias Canetti's Autobiography
    • Is Peter Kien a Jew? A Reading of Elias Canetti's Auto-da-fé in its Historical Context.
    • On Canetti's Novelistic Sign
    • Masks and Transformations: The Wedding, Comedy of Vanity, Life-Terms.
    • The Place of Elias Canetti's Crowds and Power in the History of Western Social and Political Thought
    • Elias Canetti's Auto-da-Fé: From the Antithesis of the Crowd-Man to the Madness of Power
    • Homage or Parody? Elias Canetti and Otto Weininger
    • July 15, 1927: The Vienna Palace of Justice Is Burned in a Mass Uprising of Viennese Workers, a Central Experience in the Life of Elias Canetti
    • Die Blendung as a Negative Poetics: Positivism, Nihilism, Fascism
    • The Power of Elias Canetti
    • Utopian Dissent: Canetti's Dramatic Fictions
    • The Dignity of Difference: Self and Other in Elias Canetti's Voices of Marrakesh
    • ‘Fissures in the Monument’: Reassessing Elias Canetti's Autobiographical Works
    • Autobiography as Reconciliation: The Literary Function of Elias Canetti's Die gerettete Zunge