Time and Space in Words and Music

Contents: Mario Dunkel/Emily Petermann/Burkhard Sauerwald: Introduction - Adrian Paterson: Worded or Sung? The Thirteen Teeth of Joyce's "Pomes Penyeach" - John McGrath: Musical Repetition in Samuel Beckett's "Ill Seen Ill Said" - Isabel Wagner: Aeolian Harps and Creators of Acoustic Spaces. Gert Jonke's Self-Reflexive Soundscapes - Emily Petermann: The Concept of Time Implied by the Theme and Variations Form. Novels Based on Bach's "Goldberg Variations" - Markus Huss: The Soundtrack of Exile. Towards an Intermedial Interpretation of Peter Weiss's Literary Works - Christin Hoene: Sounding through Time and Space. Music in Postcolonial South-Asian Literature - Sarah Fekadu: Ezra Pound's Spatial Aesthetics of Music - Beate Schirrmacher: The Use of Musical Intermediality in Creating Spatial Temporality. Günter Grass's Novel "Ein weites Feld" (1995) - Hannah Ianniello: Violence in Narratives about Jazz Musicians. Performance in Michael Ondaatje's "Coming Through Slaughter" - Helen Abbott: Poetic Time and Space, or What Fauré Learns from Baudelaire - Burkhard Sauerwald: A Song and Its Checkered History of Reception and Effect. "Der gute Kamerad" by Ludwig Uhland and Friedrich Silcher - D. Kupfer: A Cycle of Songs, Sorrow and Citations. Earl Kim's "Now and Then" (1981) - Maria Ristani: Carving Time in Rhythm. Samuel Beckett and Minimalist Music - Judith Crispin: The Transcendence of Musical Time. Text and Temporality in Busoni's "Doktor Faust" and Messiaen's "Saint François d'Assise" - Tyler Cassidy-Heacock: Poetry Traced in the Air. Electronic Mediation, Musicalized Language, and Embodiment in Leroux's "Voi(rex)".

Mario Dunkel is a PhD candidate and lecturer in American Studies at TU Dortmund University.
Emily Petermann completed her PhD at the University of Konstanz and is currently an assistant professor of American Studies at the University of Göttingen.
Burkhard Sauerwald is a PhD candidate and assistant professor in the music department at TU Dortmund University.