After the irreversible caesura of the Second World War and the radical "rupture in civilization" represented by the Holocaust, a number of young writers in Austria, gathered primarily around the periodical Plan, attempted to find a new poetic voice within post-war German-speaking literature. Among them was Ilse Aichinger (1921-2016), then a medical student. Her literary beginnings are linked to the publication of a short story and two programmatic texts in which the Viennese writer emphasizes the need to put literature on a new ethical footing.
La cesura del 1945 e la scrittura come gesto etico nei primi testi programmatici di Ilse Aichinger
Matteo Iacovella
2021-01-01
Abstract
After the irreversible caesura of the Second World War and the radical "rupture in civilization" represented by the Holocaust, a number of young writers in Austria, gathered primarily around the periodical Plan, attempted to find a new poetic voice within post-war German-speaking literature. Among them was Ilse Aichinger (1921-2016), then a medical student. Her literary beginnings are linked to the publication of a short story and two programmatic texts in which the Viennese writer emphasizes the need to put literature on a new ethical footing.File in questo prodotto:
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