The Literaturwissenschaftliches Jahrbuch (Yearbook of Literary Studies) was founded in 1926 by Günther Müller with the aim to publish both research and literary texts. The Jahrbuch was banned by the Nazis in 1939 and re-founded by the German scholar Hermann Kunisch in 1960; the new series has now grown to 14 volumes. The trans-disciplinary journal publishes articles on German, English and American literature, as well as literature in the Romance languages. Articles may be written in German or the languages of the respective fields. Each volume also comprises a substantial review section. Early career scholars are encouraged to submit their manuscripts.
The Literaturwissenschaftliche Jahrbuch is not restricted to any specific method or school. It focuses on texts and developments from the Middle Ages to the present. With a view to exploring the multilingual and transcultural dimension of the literatures involved, emphasis will be given to comparative approaches.
Overview
Inhalt:E. Timm, Beria und Simra. Eine jiddische Erzählung des 16. Jahrhunderts - A. Fuss, Racine, Pascal und die Methode Lucien Goldmanns - U. Ebel, Studien zur Rezeption der Edda in der Neuzeit - T. K. Thayer, Klopstock and the Literary Afterlife - J. Strelka, Goethes 'Helena' - K. Feilchenfeldt, Clemens Brentano an Andreas Räß. Die wiedergefundene Druckvorlage der von Wilhelm Kreiten 1878 publizierten Briefe und unbekannte Erstdrucke aus der Zeitschrift 'Der Katholik'. I. Räß' Abschrift der an ihn gerichteten Briefe Brentanos - H. Seidler, Grillparzer und Lenau - H. Himmel, Textstrukturierung durch Symbolik in Grillparzers Trauerspiel 'Des Meeres und der Liebe Wellen' - A. Ritter, Bemerkungen zur Exilsituation Charles Sealsfields anläßlich wiedergefundener Brieftexte - V. Kapp, Claudel und die Modernität
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