‘Emigrantendeutsch’ oder ‘urwüchsige Sprachbegabung’? Pikarische Erzählverfahren bei Albert Vigoleis Thelen und Günter Grass und die Abwertung der Exilliteratur durch die Gruppe 47
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Bei der Lesung seines ‘Schelmenromans’ Die Insel des zweiten Gesichts vor der Gruppe 47 wurde der Exilant Albert Vigoleis Thelen 1953 massiv ob seines ‘Emigrantendeutsch’ kritisiert. Nur sechs Jahr...
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