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The Emigrants
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The Emigrants
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20 August 2013
An exercise in destruction
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PORTRAIT OF JULIA (1992) by FRANK AUERBACH This wraps up my posting on W. G. Sebald's The Emigrants , a haunting prose work on m...
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13 August 2013
An outsize toyland
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The third section of W. G. Sebald's The Emigrants (trans. Michale Hulse) was about the narrator's great-uncle Ambros Adelwarth an...
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02 August 2013
An indication of the cause
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W. G. Sebald mutes Thomas Bernhard's suicidal clamour, writes James Wood in The Guardian . Indeed, in contrast to Bernhard's, Seb...
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31 July 2013
An unexpected return
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The Emigrants by W. G. Sebald, translated by Michael Hulse (New Directions, 1996) W. G. Sebald's subjects in The Emigrants , and e...
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