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000  01453nam  2200301 a 4500
001  306172
008  850322s1984    scua     b    001 0 ger
010      $a83072542
020      $a0938100262 (alk. paper)
035      $9366123
035      $a(OCoLC)12021888
040      $aDLC$cDLC$dOCL$dTOL$dOCL$dIUA$dm/c
043      $ae-gx---
049      $aBMUU
050  0   $aPT405$b.J66 1984
090      $aPT405$b.J66 1984
100  1   $aJones, M. S.
245  14  $aDer Sturm :$ba focus of expressionism /$cM.S.
         Jones.
250      $a1st ed.
260      $aColumbia, S.C. :$bCamden House,$cc1984.
300      $axx, 275 p. :$bill. ;$c24 cm.
440   0  $aStudies in German literature, linguistics, and
         culture
500      $aIncludes index.
504      $aBibliography: p. 238-267.
505  0   $aIntroduction.--1. Herwarth Walden, Rudolf
         Blčumner, Lothar Schreyer: the central trio.--2. The first
         generation: Else Lasker-Schčuler and Alfred Dčoblin.--3.
         William Wauer: scientific mysticism.--4. Paul Scheerbart,
         Dr. Salomo Friedlaender ("Mynona"), Albert Ehrenstein:
         "Grotesken."-- 5. The second generation: August Stramm: Der
         Strum's hero and his limitations.--6. Kurt Heynicke: the
         Sturm-poet who got away.--7. Kurt Schwitters: "Veritras
         vincit mit Anna Blume in der Hauptrolle.--8. Otto Nebel: the
         end-product.-- 9. Conclusion.--Notes.--Bibliography.--Index.
630  00  $aSturm.
650   0  $aGerman literature$y20th century$xHistory and
         criticism.
650   0  $aExpressionism.