What is the face of the new capital to twenty years after the reunification of Germany? Berlin is a symbolic place, the heart of a reality in constant transformation. The city scale the wall of time proving to the search for national identity is in the signs of an ancient tradition that lost the most innovative in the languages \u200b\u200bof modern Europe.
Through the pen of one of the most authoritative scholars in various disciplines, from architecture to film and literature, the essays collected here tell of memory and demolition waste, leaves and flags of a horizon urban transit in the future.
crossroads of major Migration Berlin intends as a laboratory of ideas and cultures, composite reality of freedom and longing, seeking to heal the wounds inflicted by history.
Anna Chiarloni teaches German literature at the University of Turin. Among his publications: Christa Wolf, Printers, Torino 1990; Grenzfallgedichte, Aufbau, Berlin 1991 (with H. Pankoke) New German poets, Einaudi, Torino 1994, Germany '89. Literary Chronicles of German reunification, FrancoAngeli, Milano 1998.
"Beyond the Wall" and the language of the reunification of Berlin
Anna Chiarloni
FRANCO ANGELI
by Eva Banchelli, Berlanda Toma, Cristina Bianchetti, Rita Calabrese, Fabrizio Cambi, Liza Candidi TC, Gerhard Friedrich, Matteo Galli, Antonella Gargano, Hannes Krauss, Domenico Mugnolo, Nelva Daniela, Manuela Poggi
Series: Institute of Historical Studies Gaetano Salvemini di Torino
Topics: Literature - Political History and diplomatic - History and Urban Planning - History of culture and lifestyle
Level: Studies, research
pp. 1st edition 2009 208
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