Alfred Andersch (1914-1980) and the Reception of French Thought in the Federal Republic of Germany

Author:	Littler, Margaret
Year:	1992
Pages:	404
ISBN:	0-7734-9679-3 978-0-7734-9679-8
Price:	$259.95

This is a reassessment of the long-term effects of the writing of Alfred Andersch, a prominent figure in the literary life of the post-war Federal Republic. Besides his novels and short stories, he is remembered as a talented journalist-broadcaster, and played a crucial role as a mediator of unknown foreign literature in the cultural vacuum left by the defeat of Socialism in Germany.

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