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Paperback. Condition: New. This is the first major anthology of contemporary German-language poetry in English for more than 40 years. As Nicola Thomas says in her Introduction:"English-language readers have relatively few opportunities to encounter contemporary German-language poetry; the simple purpose of this anthology is to offer one such opportunity, in the form of a selection of recent poems translated from the German for an English-language audience. It has been noted that the last twenty or so years have been a moment of great vitality for the German-language lyric, much of the excitement of which has passed English-speaking countries by, for want of translations, and particularly for want of a selection of translated works gathered in one place. It is our hope that the poems presented here speak largely for themselves: that they offer range and variety, something for (almost) everyone, that they make visible some lines of connection in terms of form, style and theme-and, above all, that they show English-speaking readers a glimpse of the vibrancy of the German-language lyric in the first part of the twenty-first century." The selection of poets owes much to the tutelary spirits of three senior figures: Elke Erb, Friedrike Mayroecker, and Thomas Kling, without whom the landscape of current writing in German is unthinkable.Authors featured are Yevgeniy Breyger, Sonja vom Brocke, Alexandru Bulucz, Carolin Callies, Ann Cotten, Ulrike Draesner, Oswald Egger, Elke Erb, Daniel Falb, Christian Filips, Dincer Gucyeter, Martina Hefter, Jayne-Ann Igel, Hendrik Jackson, Thomas Kling, Dagmara Kraus, Birgit Kreipe, Nadja Kuchenmeister, Jan Kuhlbrodt, Georg Less, Friederike Mayroecker, Christoph Meckel, Steffen Popp, Kerstin Preiwuss, Monika Rinck, Ulrike Almut Sandig, Sabine Scho, Daniela Seel, Verena Stauffer, Ulf Stolterfoht, Sebastian Unger, Anja Utler, Peter Waterhouse, and Uljana Wolf.Translators are Shane Anderson, Kurt Beals, Paul-Henri Campbell, Aimee Chor, Brian Currid, Andrew Duncan, Joshua Daniel Edwin, Christopher Fenwick, Gerald Fiebig, Iain Galbraith, Robert Gillett, Nicholas Grindell, Catherine Hales, Christian Hawkey, Jayashree Hari Joshi, Alexander Kappe, Karen Leeder, Grace Nissan, Caroline Reul, Bradley Schmidt, Jake Schneider, Joel Scott, Sophie Seita, Donna Stonecipher, Nicola Thomas, Amy Visram and Jana Maria Weiss.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. This is the first major anthology of contemporary German-language poetry in English for more than 40 years. As Nicola Thomas says in her Introduction:"English-language readers have relatively few opportunities to encounter contemporary German-language poetry; the simple purpose of this anthology is to offer one such opportunity, in the form of a selection of recent poems translated from the German for an English-language audience. It has been noted that the last twenty or so years have been a moment of great vitality for the German-language lyric, much of the excitement of which has passed English-speaking countries by, for want of translations, and particularly for want of a selection of translated works gathered in one place. It is our hope that the poems presented here speak largely for themselves: that they offer range and variety, something for (almost) everyone, that they make visible some lines of connection in terms of form, style and theme-and, above all, that they show English-speaking readers a glimpse of the vibrancy of the German-language lyric in the first part of the twenty-first century." The selection of poets owes much to the tutelary spirits of three senior figures: Elke Erb, Friedrike Mayroecker, and Thomas Kling, without whom the landscape of current writing in German is unthinkable.Authors featured are Yevgeniy Breyger, Sonja vom Brocke, Alexandru Bulucz, Carolin Callies, Ann Cotten, Ulrike Draesner, Oswald Egger, Elke Erb, Daniel Falb, Christian Filips, Dincer Gucyeter, Martina Hefter, Jayne-Ann Igel, Hendrik Jackson, Thomas Kling, Dagmara Kraus, Birgit Kreipe, Nadja Kuchenmeister, Jan Kuhlbrodt, Georg Less, Friederike Mayroecker, Christoph Meckel, Steffen Popp, Kerstin Preiwuss, Monika Rinck, Ulrike Almut Sandig, Sabine Scho, Daniela Seel, Verena Stauffer, Ulf Stolterfoht, Sebastian Unger, Anja Utler, Peter Waterhouse, and Uljana Wolf.Translators are Shane Anderson, Kurt Beals, Paul-Henri Campbell, Aimee Chor, Brian Currid, Andrew Duncan, Joshua Daniel Edwin, Christopher Fenwick, Gerald Fiebig, Iain Galbraith, Robert Gillett, Nicholas Grindell, Catherine Hales, Christian Hawkey, Jayashree Hari Joshi, Alexander Kappe, Karen Leeder, Grace Nissan, Caroline Reul, Bradley Schmidt, Jake Schneider, Joel Scott, Sophie Seita, Donna Stonecipher, Nicola Thomas, Amy Visram and Jana Maria Weiss.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This is the first major anthology of contemporary German-language poetry in English for more than 40 years. As Nicola Thomas says in her Introduction:"English-language readers have relatively few opportunities to encounter contemporary German-language poetry; the simple purpose of this anthology is to offer one such opportunity, in the form of a selection of recent poems translated from the German for an English-language audience. It has been noted that the last twenty or so years have been a moment of great vitality for the German-language lyric, much of the excitement of which has passed English-speaking countries by, for want of translations, and particularly for want of a selection of translated works gathered in one place. It is our hope that the poems presented here speak largely for themselves: that they offer range and variety, something for (almost) everyone, that they make visible some lines of connection in terms of form, style and theme-and, above all, that they show English-speaking readers a glimpse of the vibrancy of the German-language lyric in the first part of the twenty-first century." The selection of poets owes much to the tutelary spirits of three senior figures: Elke Erb, Friedrike Mayroecker, and Thomas Kling, without whom the landscape of current writing in German is unthinkable.Authors featured are Yevgeniy Breyger, Sonja vom Brocke, Alexandru Bulucz, Carolin Callies, Ann Cotten, Ulrike Draesner, Oswald Egger, Elke Erb, Daniel Falb, Christian Filips, Dincer Gucyeter, Martina Hefter, Jayne-Ann Igel, Hendrik Jackson, Thomas Kling, Dagmara Kraus, Birgit Kreipe, Nadja Kuchenmeister, Jan Kuhlbrodt, Georg Less, Friederike Mayroecker, Christoph Meckel, Steffen Popp, Kerstin Preiwuss, Monika Rinck, Ulrike Almut Sandig, Sabine Scho, Daniela Seel, Verena Stauffer, Ulf Stolterfoht, Sebastian Unger, Anja Utler, Peter Waterhouse, and Uljana Wolf.Translators are Shane Anderson, Kurt Beals, Paul-Henri Campbell, Aimee Chor, Brian Currid, Andrew Duncan, Joshua Daniel Edwin, Christopher Fenwick, Gerald Fiebig, Iain Galbraith, Robert Gillett, Nicholas Grindell, Catherine Hales, Christian Hawkey, Jayashree Hari Joshi, Alexander Kappe, Karen Leeder, Grace Nissan, Caroline Reul, Bradley Schmidt, Jake Schneider, Joel Scott, Sophie Seita, Donna Stonecipher, Nicola Thomas, Amy Visram and Jana Maria Weiss. This is the first major anthology of contemporary German-language poetry in English for more than 40 years. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: New. This is the first major anthology of contemporary German-language poetry in English for more than 40 years. As Nicola Thomas says in her Introduction:"English-language readers have relatively few opportunities to encounter contemporary German-language poetry; the simple purpose of this anthology is to offer one such opportunity, in the form of a selection of recent poems translated from the German for an English-language audience. It has been noted that the last twenty or so years have been a moment of great vitality for the German-language lyric, much of the excitement of which has passed English-speaking countries by, for want of translations, and particularly for want of a selection of translated works gathered in one place. It is our hope that the poems presented here speak largely for themselves: that they offer range and variety, something for (almost) everyone, that they make visible some lines of connection in terms of form, style and theme-and, above all, that they show English-speaking readers a glimpse of the vibrancy of the German-language lyric in the first part of the twenty-first century." The selection of poets owes much to the tutelary spirits of three senior figures: Elke Erb, Friedrike Mayroecker, and Thomas Kling, without whom the landscape of current writing in German is unthinkable.Authors featured are Yevgeniy Breyger, Sonja vom Brocke, Alexandru Bulucz, Carolin Callies, Ann Cotten, Ulrike Draesner, Oswald Egger, Elke Erb, Daniel Falb, Christian Filips, Dincer Gucyeter, Martina Hefter, Jayne-Ann Igel, Hendrik Jackson, Thomas Kling, Dagmara Kraus, Birgit Kreipe, Nadja Kuchenmeister, Jan Kuhlbrodt, Georg Less, Friederike Mayroecker, Christoph Meckel, Steffen Popp, Kerstin Preiwuss, Monika Rinck, Ulrike Almut Sandig, Sabine Scho, Daniela Seel, Verena Stauffer, Ulf Stolterfoht, Sebastian Unger, Anja Utler, Peter Waterhouse, and Uljana Wolf.Translators are Shane Anderson, Kurt Beals, Paul-Henri Campbell, Aimee Chor, Brian Currid, Andrew Duncan, Joshua Daniel Edwin, Christopher Fenwick, Gerald Fiebig, Iain Galbraith, Robert Gillett, Nicholas Grindell, Catherine Hales, Christian Hawkey, Jayashree Hari Joshi, Alexander Kappe, Karen Leeder, Grace Nissan, Caroline Reul, Bradley Schmidt, Jake Schneider, Joel Scott, Sophie Seita, Donna Stonecipher, Nicola Thomas, Amy Visram and Jana Maria Weiss.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Ein fantastisches Stück Literatur - irgendwo zwischen Pumuckl, Pinoccio und dem kleinen Däumling. Ein Hotel voller Kranker und Gespenster. Eine Kuckucksuhr, in deren Innerem die Zeit aus den Fugen gerät. Ein Beinspeicher, der Reliquienschrein oder Archiv sein könnte. Mittendrin: kleiner mann, eine Figur von eigentümlicher Zartheit, die stolpert, lauscht, scheitert, weitermacht, und im Laufe der Gedichte immer kleiner wird. Mit 'kleiner mann triptychon' schreibt Kappe eine große poetische Erzählung in drei Zyklen - und zugleich eine Schule der Kleinheit. Den Band trägt eine spielerische, fast kindliche Sprache: Einfache Sätze kippen unvermittelt ins Nachdenkliche, Humor öffnet Abgründe, Trost und Verzweiflung stehen unmittelbar nebeneinander. In diesen Gedichten liegt eine Wärme, vielleicht weil sie wissen, dass das Kleine keine Schwäche ist, sondern der kleinste Punkt der Kraft. 84 pp. Deutsch. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Ein fantastisches Stück Literatur - irgendwo zwischen Pumuckl, Pinoccio und dem kleinen Däumling. Ein Hotel voller Kranker und Gespenster. Eine Kuckucksuhr, in deren Innerem die Zeit aus den Fugen gerät. Ein Beinspeicher, der Reliquienschrein oder Archiv sein könnte. Mittendrin: kleiner mann, eine Figur von eigentümlicher Zartheit, die stolpert, lauscht, scheitert, weitermacht, und im Laufe der Gedichte immer kleiner wird. Mit 'kleiner mann triptychon' schreibt Kappe eine große poetische Erzählung in drei Zyklen - und zugleich eine Schule der Kleinheit. Den Band trägt eine spielerische, fast kindliche Sprache: Einfache Sätze kippen unvermittelt ins Nachdenkliche, Humor öffnet Abgründe, Trost und Verzweiflung stehen unmittelbar nebeneinander. In diesen Gedichten liegt eine Wärme, vielleicht weil sie wissen, dass das Kleine keine Schwäche ist, sondern der kleinste Punkt der Kraft. 84 pp. Deutsch. …

Paperback. Condition: New. This is the first major anthology of contemporary German-language poetry in English for more than 40 years. As Nicola Thomas says in her Introduction:"English-language readers have relatively few opportunities to encounter contemporary German-language poetry; the simple purpose of this anthology is to offer one such opportunity, in the form of a selection of recent poems translated from the German for an English-language audience. It has been noted that the last twenty or so years have been a moment of great vitality for the German-language lyric, much of the excitement of which has passed English-speaking countries by, for want of translations, and particularly for want of a selection of translated works gathered in one place. It is our hope that the poems presented here speak largely for themselves: that they offer range and variety, something for (almost) everyone, that they make visible some lines of connection in terms of form, style and theme-and, above all, that they show English-speaking readers a glimpse of the vibrancy of the German-language lyric in the first part of the twenty-first century." The selection of poets owes much to the tutelary spirits of three senior figures: Elke Erb, Friedrike Mayroecker, and Thomas Kling, without whom the landscape of current writing in German is unthinkable.Authors featured are Yevgeniy Breyger, Sonja vom Brocke, Alexandru Bulucz, Carolin Callies, Ann Cotten, Ulrike Draesner, Oswald Egger, Elke Erb, Daniel Falb, Christian Filips, Dincer Gucyeter, Martina Hefter, Jayne-Ann Igel, Hendrik Jackson, Thomas Kling, Dagmara Kraus, Birgit Kreipe, Nadja Kuchenmeister, Jan Kuhlbrodt, Georg Less, Friederike Mayroecker, Christoph Meckel, Steffen Popp, Kerstin Preiwuss, Monika Rinck, Ulrike Almut Sandig, Sabine Scho, Daniela Seel, Verena Stauffer, Ulf Stolterfoht, Sebastian Unger, Anja Utler, Peter Waterhouse, and Uljana Wolf.Translators are Shane Anderson, Kurt Beals, Paul-Henri Campbell, Aimee Chor, Brian Currid, Andrew Duncan, Joshua Daniel Edwin, Christopher Fenwick, Gerald Fiebig, Iain Galbraith, Robert Gillett, Nicholas Grindell, Catherine Hales, Christian Hawkey, Jayashree Hari Joshi, Alexander Kappe, Karen Leeder, Grace Nissan, Caroline Reul, Bradley Schmidt, Jake Schneider, Joel Scott, Sophie Seita, Donna Stonecipher, Nicola Thomas, Amy Visram and Jana Maria Weiss.…

Condition: Sehr gut. Gebraucht - Sehr gut Mängelexemplar mit leichten Lagerspuren, Sofortversand - The authors of this guide are experts on the use of microwaves for drug synthesis as well as having much experience in teaching courses held under the auspices of the American Chemical Society and the IUPAC. In this handy source of information for any practicing synthetic chemist they focus on common reaction types in medicinal chemistry, including solid-phase and combinatorial methods. They consider the underlying theory, latest developments in microwave applications and include a variety of examples from recent literature, as well as less common applications that are equally relevant for organic and medicinal chemists. An indispensable reference for researchers with an affinity to modern methods.<.…

Condition: Sehr gut. Gebraucht - Sehr gut Mängelexemplar mit leichten Lagerspuren, Sofortversand - The authors of this guide are experts on the use of microwaves for drug synthesis as well as having much experience in teaching courses held under the auspices of the American Chemical Society and the IUPAC. In this handy source of information for any practicing synthetic chemist they focus on common reaction types in medicinal chemistry, including solid-phase and combinatorial methods. They consider the underlying theory, latest developments in microwave applications and include a variety of examples from recent literature, as well as less common applications that are equally relevant for organic and medicinal chemists. An indispensable reference for researchers with an affinity to modern methods.<.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Ein fantastisches Stück Literatur - irgendwo zwischen Pumuckl, Pinoccio und dem kleinen Däumling. Ein Hotel voller Kranker und Gespenster. Eine Kuckucksuhr, in deren Innerem die Zeit aus den Fugen gerät. Ein Beinspeicher, der Reliquienschrein oder Archiv sein könnte. Mittendrin: kleiner mann, eine Figur von eigentümlicher Zartheit, die stolpert, lauscht, scheitert, weitermacht, und im Laufe der Gedichte immer kleiner wird. Mit 'kleiner mann triptychon' schreibt Kappe eine große poetische Erzählung in drei Zyklen - und zugleich eine Schule der Kleinheit. Den Band trägt eine spielerische, fast kindliche Sprache: Einfache Sätze kippen unvermittelt ins Nachdenkliche, Humor öffnet Abgründe, Trost und Verzweiflung stehen unmittelbar nebeneinander. In diesen Gedichten liegt eine Wärme, vielleicht weil sie wissen, dass das Kleine keine Schwäche ist, sondern der kleinste Punkt der Kraft. …

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Ein fantastisches Stück Literatur - irgendwo zwischen Pumuckl, Pinoccio und dem kleinen Däumling. Ein Hotel voller Kranker und Gespenster. Eine Kuckucksuhr, in deren Innerem die Zeit aus den Fugen gerät. Ein Beinspeicher, der Reliquienschrein oder Archiv sein könnte. Mittendrin: kleiner mann, eine Figur von eigentümlicher Zartheit, die stolpert, lauscht, scheitert, weitermacht, und im Laufe der Gedichte immer kleiner wird. Mit 'kleiner mann triptychon' schreibt Kappe eine große poetische Erzählung in drei Zyklen - und zugleich eine Schule der Kleinheit. Den Band trägt eine spielerische, fast kindliche Sprache: Einfache Sätze kippen unvermittelt ins Nachdenkliche, Humor öffnet Abgründe, Trost und Verzweiflung stehen unmittelbar nebeneinander. In diesen Gedichten liegt eine Wärme, vielleicht weil sie wissen, dass das Kleine keine Schwäche ist, sondern der kleinste Punkt der Kraft.Gans Verlag, Heinrich-Heine-Straße 36, 10179 Berlin 84 pp. Deutsch. …

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Buch. Condition: Neu. kleiner mann triptychon | drei gedichte | Alexander Kappe | Buch | Gegenwarten | 84 S. | Deutsch | 2026 | Gans Verlag | EAN 9783946392859 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Gans Verlag, Ulrich Leinz, Heinrich-Heine-Str. 36, 10179 Berlin, produktsicherheit[at]gansverlag[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.…

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