Reinhold Grimm

Biographic Data

ID3681749
NAMEReinhold Grimm
GIVEN NAMESReinhold
FAMILY NAMEGrimm
SIGNATUREGRIMM R
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of California, Riverside
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS73
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR73
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1960
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX0

  • Gedenkband Für Mazzino Montinari

    Ingrid Hennemann Barale, Sandro Barbera et al.BOOK1989. Gedenkband Für Mazzino…2021

  • A Hidden Glimpse at Old Thailand? The “Siam Episode” in Fontane’s Novel Unwiederbringlich

    Open AccessReinhold GrimmARTICLEManusya Journal of Humanities2002

    Hardly ever do images of Thai or Thailand occur in German literature. Granted, there exists an early if seemingly isolated forerunner from the 17 th century: namely, Heinrich Anshelm von Zigler und Kliphausen’s voluminous Baroque novel in titled Die asiatische Banise (“The Asian Banise” [which is the name of the heroine]). I adduced it, and briefly discussed its opening scene, in my talk “What is a Good Dramatic Text? A German’s Answer to a Thai’…

  • Another ‘Siam Episode’ in a Fontane Novel

    Open AccessReinhold GrimmARTICLEManusya Journal of Humanities2002

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  • Concepts and Images of the Future in Recent German Poetry

    Open AccessReinhold GrimmARTICLEManusya Journal of Humanities2000

    German poetry has been obsessed with concepts and images of the future for decades. The present article concentrates on the pertinent contributions by the two leading German poets, Günter Kunert and Hans Magnus Enzensberger, and their lyrical output since the late 1980s. What they portray is, on the whole, a rather gloomy picture, albeit not without a bit of redeemding irony

  • Brecht in Spain

    Open AccessReinhold GrimmARTICLEManusya Journal of Humanities1999

  • Once Upon a Time”

    Open AccessReinhold GrimmARTICLEManusya Journal of Humanities1998

    Once upon a time, there were literary critics and historians in the West, i.e ., in Europe and in North America, who prided themselves on being able to subsume the entire development of modern --and likewise, in those bygone years , contemporary--lyric poetry under a single all-embracing rubric

  • A Selection of Poems by Ferruccio Brugnaro

    Open AccessKevin Bongiorni, Reinhold GrimmARTICLEForum Italicum A Journal of…1998

  • Debating Enzensberger

    Reinhold Grimm, Gerhard FischerARTICLEThe German Quarterly1997

  • Modernisierung oder Uberfremdung? Zur Wirkung deutscher Exilanten in der Germanistik der Aufnahmelander

    Reinhold Grimm, Walter SchmitzARTICLEThe German Quarterly1996

  • German Reflections of the Two World Wars

    Omer Bartov, Reinhold Grimm et al.ARTICLEGerman Studies Review1996

    On the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the outbreak of World War I in 1914 and the 50th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II in 1939, the contributors to this volume consider the reactions of German writers, artists and intellectuals to each of these wars. In Germany, the first war evoked a broad base of nationalist feeling that touched even those individuals most remembered today for their stances of opposition during the second war. …

  • Re-Reading Wagner

    James M Mcglathery, Reinhold Grimm et al.ARTICLEThe German Quarterly1995

  • Versuche zur europaischen Literatur

    Karla L Schultz, Karla Schultz et al.ARTICLEThe German Quarterly1995

  • High and Low Cultures

    Scott Denham, Reinhold Grimm et al.ARTICLEGerman Studies Review1995

    As the editors write in this volume, while the dichotomy of high and low, classical and popular, elitist and trivial has occupied theorists of culture for centuries, very few of them have paid more than scant attention to the various attempts at mediating between these two levels of cultural endeavor. The essays collected here, most delivered at the twenty-second Wisconsin Workshop in October, 1991, address exactly this aspect of cultural studies…

  • In flagranti ertappte Gedanken

    Klaus L Berghahn, Felix Pollak et al.ARTICLEThe German Quarterly1994

  • Nigra et/sed formosa

    Reinhold GrimmARTICLEThe German Quarterly1994

  • Dunkle Reflexe

    Ray Fleming, Reinhold Grimm et al.ARTICLEThe German Quarterly1993

  • Ein iberischer "Gegenentwurf"? Antonio Buero Vallejo, Brecht und das moderne Welttheater

    James K Lyon, Reinhold GrimmARTICLEThe German Quarterly1993

  • Laughter Unlimited

    Harry Zohn, Reinhold Grimm et al.ARTICLEThe German Quarterly1993

  • Der Mohr auf der deutschen Buhne des 18. Jahrhunderts

    Reinhold Grimm, Uta SadjiARTICLEThe German Quarterly1993

  • Frank Wedekind Yearbook 1991

    Edson M Chick, Rolf Kieser et al.ARTICLEThe German Quarterly1993

  • Laughter Unlimited

    Richard J Rundell, Reinhold Grimm et al.ARTICLEGerman Studies Review1993

    Since Aristotle critics have struggled to distinguish between laughter in comedy and laughter in everyday life. In the theatre, distance breaks the aggressive spell of laughter, the audience laughs without hurting anyone, and laughter becomes an aesthetic experience. But comedy, more than tragedy, seems bound to the customs and social mores of the time that it satirizes: what is humorous to an audience in one society is no laughing matter in anot…

  • From the Greeks to the Greens

    Gail Finney, Reinhold Grimm et al.ARTICLEThe German Quarterly1992

  • The Dark Flutes of Fall

    Reinhold Grimm, Eric WilliamsARTICLESouth Atlantic Review1992

  • The Travails of the Plains

    Reinhold GrimmARTICLEGerman Studies Review1992

  • Sprachpolitik unter dem italienischen Faschismus

    Reinhold Grimm, Susanne KolbARTICLEItalica1992