Cross currents.
- Title
- Cross currents.
- Publication
- Ann Arbor :: Dept. of Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of Michigan,
- 1987
- 1982-1990.
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- Subject terms
- Europe, Central -- Intellectual life -- Periodicals.
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- Cite this Item
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"Cross currents." In the digital collection Cross Currents. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/anw0935.1987.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed August 31, 2024.
Contents
- Variations on the Theme of Central Europe Danilo Kis; pp. 1-14
- A High Wall Adam Zagajewski; pp. 15-43
- The Erasmus Prize for 1986 Frantisek Janouch; pp. 44-46
- The Power of Folly Vaclav Havel; pp. 47-52
- Hipness at Dusk Josef Skvorecky; pp. 53-62
- Can't Prague Leave Even Jazz Alone? Kurt Vonnengut, Jr.; pp. 63-64
- American Artists Protest Arrest of Jazz Section ; pp. 65-66
- Music in Terezin, 1941-1945 Zdenka E. Fischmann; pp. 67-74
- The Unbearable Weight of Non-Being Yvette Biro; pp. 75-82
- Art Festival in Venice: The East Bloc is Tired Thomas Strauss; pp. 83-85
- On the Road to Debrecen with Ginsberg and Company Istvan Eorsi; pp. 89-99
- Some Notes on Sandor Csoori Kenneth McRobbie; pp. 101-103
- Selected Poems Sandor Csoori; pp. 103-105
- A Journey Sandor Csoori; pp. 107-128
- A Note on Adam Bodor Ivan Sanders; pp. 129-130
- The Outpost Adam Bodor; pp. 131-146
- National Consciousness in Polish Literature Wiktor Weintraub; pp. 149-158
- Reading Conrad's Poland Revisited Andrzej Busza; pp. 159-171
- On Bruno Schulz Louis Iribarne; pp. 172-177
- A Selection of Prose Bruno Schulz; pp. 179-194
- Miron Bialoszewski Stanislaw Baranczak; pp. 195-200
- Selected Writings Miron Bialoszewski; pp. 201-216
- Conversations with an East German Poet Barbara Walker; pp. 218-238
- Selected Poems Uwe Kolbe; pp. 239-244
- Where You Go, There You Are Lyn Coffin; pp. 245
- Dialogues with the Young Generation Miroslav Kusy; Milan Simecka; pp. 249-274
- Slovak Soil and the Legendary Rebel Jozef Spetko; pp. 275-280
- Dominik Tatarka,an Introduction to a Rebel Peter Petro; pp. 281-283
- The Demon of Conformism (Selected Passages) Dominik Tatarka; pp. 285-297
- A visit with Ion Caraion Marguerite Dorian; pp. 301-306
- Selected Poems Ion Caraion; pp. 307-313
- Brancusi and the Principles of Sculpture Jiri Veltrusky; pp. 314-324
- The Death of My Brother Abel David Packman; pp. 325-328
- Terra Incognita Drago Jancar; pp. 331-339
- Kosava in a Coffee Pot: The Danilo Kis Affair Serge Shishkoff; pp. 340-371
- Alexander von Zemlinsky Revisited Marta Mehta; pp. 374-378
- Hermann Broch (1886-1951) Christian Salmon; pp. 379-394
- The Fiction of Jaan Kross Tiina Kirss; pp. 397-404
- The Tightrope Walker Jaan Kross; pp. 405-418
- The Vixen Bystrouska and Her Champions Zdenka E. Fischmann; pp. 421-423
- The Origin of 'The Cunning Little Vixen' Translation Robert T. Jones; pp. 424+429
- A Sculptor from Prague Sanda Miller; pp. 430-434
- The Raw Cruelty of Life and the Cynicism of Fantasy Vratislav Effenberger; pp. 435-444
- The Manuscript Debates Andrew Lass; pp. 445-460
- Kundera and the Dialectic of Repetition Glen Brand; pp. 461-472
- How Hungarians Became Czech Patriots Antonin Mest'an; pp. 473-477
- Karel Hynek Macha's May William E. Harkins; pp. 478-481
- May Karel Hynek Macha; pp. 483-504
- backmatter