Volume 56, Number 4 (Winter 2023)
Contents
Special Issue: Interdisciplinarity and Diversity in Austrian Studies
Guest Editor: Tim Corbett
From the Editor
Tim Corbett
Articles
Historicizing Invalids in the Early Modern Habsburg Monarchy: A Dis/ability History Approach
Julia Heinemann
Feeling(s) Caught Between the Austrian First Republic and Fascism
Britta McEwen
Springing from the Land of Music: Hollywood’s Film Music Between “Austrian” Entertainment and “German” Arts
Ingeborg Zechner
Literatur und Energie in Joseph Roths
Der Rauch verbindet Städte (1926)
Antonia Villinger
Social and Cultural Narratives of Aging Masculinities in Austria
Nicole Haring, Roberta Maierhofer, and Barbara Zach
“Yugoslavia Does Not Exist Anymore, But Yugoslavia’s Capital Does, and It Is Called Vienna”: Revisiting Vienna through the Lens of (Post-) Yugoslav Migration Practices
Julia Anna Tyll-Schranz
On the Dynamics of Kinship in Migration Processes: Some Perspectives from Historical-Anthropological Studies on North Macedonian Migrants in Austria
Darko Leitner-Stojanov and Robert Pichler
Life Stories of Children of Black US Occupation Soldiers and Austrian Women
Philipp Rohrbach
Romani Activism and Postmigration Experiences in Contemporary Austria
Sabrina Steindl-Kopf and Sanda Üllen
Reviews
Stephan Steiner,
Combatting the Hydra: Violence and Resistance in the Habsburg Empire, 1500–1900.
Samuel Kessler
Norbert Christian Wolf,
Glanz und Elend der Aufklärung in Wien. Voraussetzungen—Institutionen—Texte.
Wynfrid Kriegleder
Tamara Scheer,
Die Sprachevielfalt in der österreichisch-ungarischen Armee (1867–1918).
Joseph W. Moser
Maximilian Bergengruen, Alexander Honold, Gerhard Neumann
et al., eds.,
Hofmannsthal Jahrbuch: Zur europäischen Moderne 30.
Vincent Kling
Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam and Belvedere Museum, eds.,
Klimt Inspired by Van Gogh, Rodin, Matisse.
Beret Norman
Christian Neumann,
Das Opfer der Lebendigkeit: Devitalisierung und Melanchoilie im Erzählwerk Theodor Storms, Thomas Manns und Franz Kafkas.
Pamela S. Saur
Achim Aurnhammer and Dieter Martin, eds.,
Arthur Schnitzler und die bildende Kunst.
Raymond L. Burt
Deborah Holmes und Martina Wörgötter, Hsrg.
Friderike >Zweig<. Weibliche Intellektualität im frühen 20. Jahrhundert.
Peter Höyng
François Genton, Herta Louise Ott, Matjaž Birk, and Thomas Nicklas, eds.,
“Meine geistige Heimat”: Stefan Zweig im heutigen Europa.
David L. Smith
Daniel Deckers,
Friedrich Zweigelt (1888–1964). Wissenschaftler, Rebenzüchter, Nationalsozialist.
Martin A. Hainz
Ari Joskowicz,
Rain of Ash: Roma, Jews, and the Holocaust.
Natasza Gawlick
Anton Pelinka,
Faschimus? Zur Beliebigkeit eines politischen Begriffs.
Peter Höyng
Noah Isenberg, ed.,
Billy Wilder on Assignment: Dispatches from Weimar Berlin and Interwar Vienna.
Laura A. Detre
Walter Sauer,
Jenseits von Soliman: Afrikanische Migration und Communitybuilding in Österreich—Eine Geschichte.
Tim Corbett
Katharina Müller and Claus Philipp, eds.,
Picturing Austrian Cinema: 99 Films/100 Comments.
Jakub Gortat
