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Fontane’s Reference Library
Year 1990 - Heft 49
Titelblatt
Titelblatt [1]
Inhaltsverzeichnis Heft 49 [3]
Unveröffentlichtes/ Wenig Bekanntes [8]
Manfred Horlitz, Eine unvermutete Entdeckung: Brief Theodor Fontanes an Adolph v. Menzel [8]
Roland Berbig, "...wie zum Dilettantismus prädestiniert" Theodor Fontane und Friedrich Eggers. Neues und wenig bekanntes Material. [14]
Interpretation/ Literaturgeschichte [26]
Walter Hettche, Berlin, die Mark und die Welt. Zu einigen Orten in "Vor dem Sturm" [26]
Klaus Dieter Post, "Das eigentümliche Parfüm des Wortes". Zum Doppelbild des Heliotrop in Theodor Fontanes Roman "Effi Briest" [34]
Günter Kunert, Fontane misanthropisch [42]
Yozo Tatsukawa, Fontanes Welt (Tokyo 1988). Die Fontane-Renaissance. Eine Einleitung. [46]
Ernst Braun (Hrsg.), Max Tau: Einführung in Leben und Werk Theodor Fontanes anläßlich der norwegischen Ausgabe von "Effi Brieft" (Oslo 1976) [50]
Lothar Sommer, Fontane-Abend/ berlin (1927 - 1933) - eine Dokumentation [70]
Schriftsteller der Gegenwart über Theodor Fontane [94]
Günter Görlich, Warum immer wieder Fontane? [94]
Gisela Heller, Späte Liebe zu Fontane [95]
Günter Gregor, Auf eigenen Versfüßen und Fontanes Spuren [96]
Mein Fontane-Gedicht [99]
Joachim Biener, "Lied des James Monmouth" [99]
Max Ulrich Fehr, Mein Fontane-Gedicht. Imaginäres Gespräch zwischen Autor (A) und Widerpart (W) [101]
Rezensionen [102]
Informationen [128]
Auswahlbibliographie [134]
Heft 42 (1986) [145]
Titelblatt [145]
Hinweise für die Autoren von Manuskripten [146]
Inhaltsverzeichnis Heft 42 [147]
Theodor Fontane: Briefe an Moritz Lazarus (2. Folge) [149]
"Und diese Hyperklugheit hat die ganze neure Schule". Eine neuentdeckte zeitgenössische Rezension über Fontanes Roman "Quitt" (1891) [163]
Die Fontanes und die Wittes [171]
Peter Wruck, Fontanes Berlin (2. Teil, Fortsetzung von Heft 41) [178]
Sabine Schilfert, Fontane als Zögling der Berlinischen Gewerbeschule [195]
Hubert Ohl, Melusine als Mythologem bei Theodor Fontane [206]
Walter Hettche, Fontane und Karl Immermann [220]
In memoriam Joachim Krueger [226]
Joachim Schobeß, Erinnerungen an Kurt Schreinert aus Anlaß der zwanzigsten Wiederkehr seines Todestages [227]
Buchbesprechungen [230]
Aus der Arbeit des Theodor-Fontane-Archivs [248]
(Werbung) [257]
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