61. Musil Translate this page robert musil eigentl. robert Edler von musil (ab 1917) Lebensdaten Werk Grabstätte existiert nicht; Asche wird von Martha musil in einem Wald in der http://www.lehrer.uni-karlsruhe.de/~za874/homepage/musil.htm

Robert Musil eigentl.: Robert Edler von Musil (ab 1917) Lebensdaten Werk *6. November 1880 Klagenfurt +15. April 1942 Genf (Gehirnschlag) Grabstätte existiert nicht; Asche wird von Martha Musil in einem Wald in der Nähe von Genf verstreut. Einziges Kind (eine Schwester stirbt bald nach der Geburt) des Hofrats und Ordinarius an der TH Brünn Alfred Musil und seiner Frau Hermine, geb. Bergauer (Tochter eines Technikers; beide +1924). Elternhaus steht der Literatur fern; Spannungen zwischen dem jungen M. und der nervösen und heftigen Mutter. Universell gebildeter Intellektueller, Maschinenbauingenieur und Doktor der Philosophie. Im Verlauf des 1. Weltkriegs, an dem M. als Offizier aktiv teilnimmt, Wandel zum Pazifisten. Die letzten Lebensjahre sind gezeichnet von Verarmung (Verlust des väterlichen Vermögens in der Inflation), Arbeitshemmungen, allmählichem körperlichen Verfall, dem Leiden an den politischen Verhältnissen und der Einsamkeit des Exils. Eheschließung mit Martha Marcovaldi, geb. Heimann (+1949 Rom; Malerin, Bankierstochter; bringt 2 Kinder mit in die Ehe: Annina und Gaetano) Romancier, Dramatiker, Essayist. Sein unvollendetes Lebenswerk

62. LIC - Literature In Context - Musil, Robert Shortly after his death Martha musil published the unfinished parts of the novel Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften. Sources Berghahn, Wilfried. 1963. robert musil http://www.ned.univie.ac.at/lic/autor.asp?paras=/lg;4/aut_id;228/

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64. Robert Musil (1) robert musil, diary entry (Berlin, August, 1914) In the very first days of the war, when at evening everyone rushes through the streets in search of http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/FWWmusil.htm

Home Email Search Author ... Index Page Robert Musil was born in Klagenfurt, Austria . Before the war, Musil worked as a scientist and invented a chromatometer. On the outbreak of the First World War Musil joined the Austro-Hungarian Army and served as an officer on the Italian Front. After the war Musil wrote two very important no vels, Young Torless and The Man Without Qualities , about his military experiences. In 1938 Musil left Austria and went to live in Switzerland Robert Musil died in Geneva in 1942. Time Search: Spartacus Educational Robert Musil : Freepedia Directory Forum Debates Military Commanders and the First World War Battle of the Somme Art, Propaganda and Resistance and the First World War War Propaganda Bureau Robert Musil, diary entry (Berlin, August, 1914) In the very first days of the war, when at evening everyone rushes through the streets in search of newspapers, the crowd grows madly fond of reading, forms a solid mass through which a tram attempts to move very slowly. Simultaneous with all the ecstasy, the ugly singing in the cafes. The nervous excitement that wants to fight its own little war for every copy of a newspaper. Most of the last-minute weddings are taking place in the maternity hospitals.

65. A. Classen: The German Middle Ages A careful reading of some of the twentiethcentury masterpieces, such as the novels by robert musil, Thomas Mann, Hermann Hesse, Günter Grass, http://rmmla.wsu.edu/ereview/55.2/articles/classen.asp

Download the PDF version of the abstract for this article if you wish to view it or print it out with the same formatting as appears in the print version of the Rocky Mountain Review (Requires Adobe Acobat Reader The Never-Ending Story of the (German) Middle Ages: Philology, Hermeneutics, Medievalism, and Mysticism Albrecht Classen University of Arizona The unequivocal intention here is to preach to the "converted," that is, to the Medievalists, to reaffirm the validity of their scholarly premises, to strengthen their position within the proverbial academic parish, and to convince those critics who reject the relevance of the medieval and early modern period as important forerunners of and significant contributions to modern and postmodern literature. Although it sounds like anathema, a number of literary scholars have indeed proposed to close the doors to medieval literature and, along the same lines, to any subject matter prior to 1800 in order to preserve the viability of foreign language departments at North American universities. Keith Bullivant, in his efforts to develop universal strategies by which to guarantee the survival of German Studies here in this country, suggested that some departments should "go the extra step and define the focus of our subject as Modern German Studies in the sense of a delimiting of the period of study to, for example, 1750 up to the present, which would make room for the extensiveness needed to examine the range of German culture in the period adequately" (110). Others have pointed out the need to change our historical perspective altogether and to follow an exclusively postmodernist, deconstructionist path both in research and teaching of literature: that is to say, to turn away from the Middle Ages and begin with "more relevant" interpretive work, resisting traditionalist orientation and stifling canon building. This has led, indeed, to practical consequences in a number of graduate programs across the country (Paden 21f). In the famous 1990 issue of

66. Biography Of Musil, Robert (Elder Von) Biographies of people living and dead of all nations. http://www.allbiographies.com/biography-RobertEldervonMusil-22299.html

AllBiographies' Forum Our Dictionary Our Math Site search biography names match all words match any words use wildcards browse biographies get a new biography browse by name browse by year browse by category Top 100 Categories Categories 101-300 Categories 301-500 Categories 501-633 English Dictionary allmath.com math for students travel deals hotel rooms biography classifications major works cross references biography name: Musil, Robert (Elder von) pronunciation: moo sil] sex: male lived: biography: Novelist, born in Klagenfurt, S Austria. He was trained as a scientist (he invented a chromatometer) and as a philosopher. During World War 1 he was an officer, and drew on his experience for Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften browse by name A B C D ... Z browse by year 2700 - 691 BC 690 - 531 BC 530 - 481 BC 480 - 391 BC ... Allsites LLC

67. Musil, Robert - MSN Encarta musil, robert (18801942), Austrian novelist. musil was born into the lowest rank of nobility (“Edler”) in Klagenfurt on November 6, 1880. After http://uk.encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_781530095/Musil_Robert.html

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68. Musil, Robert : Austria : Europe - Mega Net musil, robert MetroActive. Check out an article describing the restoration musil, robert - Tribute. Features essays, excerpts, photos and a biography http://www.mega-net.net/library/humanities/literature/by_country/europe/austria/

Login Search Mega Net: Home Library Humanities Literature ... Austria : Musil, Robert Musil, Robert - MetroActive Check out an article describing the restoration of this author's novel "The Man Without Qualities." http://www.metroactive.com/papers/metro/12.07.95/books-9549.html Musil, Robert - Tribute Features essays, excerpts, photos and a biography of this Austrian author in German and English. Also includes a glimpse at his diaries. http://www.xs4all.nl/~jikje About Us

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