Vol. 9 No. 1 (2018): On Margins and Contact Zones: 500 Years of Dutch-German Cultural Interaction

Special Issue. Guest Editors: Carl Niekerk and Simon Richter

Published: 2018-10-15

On Margins and Contact Zones: 500 Years of Dutch- German Cultural Interaction. Introduction

Carl Niekerk, Simon Richter
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Romancing the Nation: History and the Origins of the Novel in the German Empire and the Netherlands

James A. Parente Jr.
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Ignorant Dutch Boys Reading German Philosophy? The Concept of Ignorance in Rhijnvis Feith’s Brieven aan Sophie (1806) and Johannes Kinker’s Brieven van Sophie aan Mr. Rhynvis Feith (1807)

Beatrix Van Dam
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‘Entzückend schöne Gegend’: Dutch Travel Writing ‘Langs den Rijn’ [Along the Rhine] around the midst of the nineteenth century

Lut Missinne
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Friedrich Nietzsche in Dutch-speaking Belgium during the Interwar Period: Odiel Spruytte and the Benefits of Micrological Reception Studies

Benjamin Biebuyck
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Branches of the Germanic Oak: Pangermanism, Omer Wattez and other German-Flemish Histories

Jan Ceuppens
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Bridges of Misunderstanding: William of Orange in Nazi Era Literature and its Aftermath (1933-1953)

Simon Richter
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A Jewish Intellectual under the Radar

Hans Vandevoorde
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Literatures of the Contact Zone: Hans Keilson, Nico Rost, Albert Vigoleis Thelen, and the Literary Spaces of the Late 1940s and Early 1950s

Carl Niekerk
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