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Illuminations III: Peter Handke

Nov 15, 2017 • No comments

Wednesday 15 November 2017, 7 pm Austrian Cultural Forum London, 28 Rutland Gate, London SW7 1PQ Book tickets here. This series…

Peter Handke and His Reception in the French-speaking world by Katja Petrovic

Jul 12, 2016 • No comments

If the story with Serbia hadn’t intervened, Peter Handke’s reputation would probably have soared in France from the enfant terrible of…

Peter Handke and His Reception in the English-speaking world by Judith Vonberg

Jul 12, 2016 • 1 comment

In a 1995 review of a critical study of the work of Peter Handke, Linda C. Demeritt describes the Austrian…

Peter Handke. A Reception of a Literary Controversy by Saša Ilić

May 22, 2016 • No comments

WHEN OFFENDING THE AUDIENCE FALLS SILENT There are not that many writers who could boast performing a salto mortale as…

Peter Handke and His Reception in the German-speaking world by Peter Zimmermann

Mar 24, 2016 • No comments

Idiocy and the Audience First, somebody has to match his record: Peter Handke has been in the spotlight of German-speaking…

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