Gesellschaft in Literarischen Texten 2005
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-322-83416-4_53
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Koeppen, Wolfgang: Tauben im Gras (Ausschnitt)

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“…They C \-cre not burdened with any sense of fate, fear, doubt, the past, and hopelessness like the German boys. (Koeppen, 1980: 183; translation by the author) conditionally affirmative view from the perspective of a German girl lus une yet in the very early post-war period, opinions were not is a typica ° _ wavercd between respect and admiration on the one uniform V ^onis,'mont and suspicion on the other. Again Koeppen vividly illustrates the anxieties attached to American femininity and the multiracial nation o f car drivers from the German perspective:…”
Section: Everyday Life Viewmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…They C \-cre not burdened with any sense of fate, fear, doubt, the past, and hopelessness like the German boys. (Koeppen, 1980: 183; translation by the author) conditionally affirmative view from the perspective of a German girl lus une yet in the very early post-war period, opinions were not is a typica ° _ wavercd between respect and admiration on the one uniform V ^onis,'mont and suspicion on the other. Again Koeppen vividly illustrates the anxieties attached to American femininity and the multiracial nation o f car drivers from the German perspective:…”
Section: Everyday Life Viewmentioning
confidence: 98%