The Editors: Janet Stewart (M.A. Glasgow, Ph.D. Glasgow) and Simon Ward (MA Oxon, DPhil Oxon) are both Lecturers in German at the University of Aberdeen where they have established, in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh, a Centre for Austrian Studies.

• Contents: Janet Stewart: Locating and Connecting Culture – Julie M. Johnson: The Embodied Gaze: Contemporary Art and the Museum Culture of Vienna – Matthias Konzett: National Iconoclasm and Dissent: Thomas Bernhard, Doron Rabinovici, and the Austrian Avantgarde – Frank Finlay: ‘… zwischen Fischstäbchen, bosnischen Leichen und Tschibo-Kaffee’: Peter Turrini and the Media – David Barnett: Televisualising Racism on Stage: Elfriede Jelinek’s Stecken, Stab und Stangl – Allyson Fiddler: Sport and National Identity in the ‘New’ Austria: Sports Plays by Elfriede Jelinek, Franzobel and Marlene Streeruwitz – Wolfgang Straub: ‘Ein offenes Willkommen Tor’: Tourism in Austria between national identity, economic practice and literary representation – Annegret Pelz: Odyssey in No-Man’s Land: The ‘Odysseus File’ and the Interstitial Space in the Text – Karen Leeder: ‘Principles of Correspondence’: Scientist, Explorer, Poet in the work of Raoul Schrott – Thomas Eder: The Experiment in the Natural Sciences and in Art – Simon Ward: ‘Connecting’ Literature and Music: On the Collaborative Work of Clemens Gadenstätter and Lisa Spalt and Its Interpretation.

«Scholars interested in Austrian literature and culture and connections between the arts will find this book an exceptional resource and welcome contribution to the field of Austrian Studies.» (Joseph W. Moser, German Studies Review)

The Editors: Janet Stewart (M.A. Glasgow, Ph.D. Glasgow) and Simon Ward (MA Oxon, DPhil Oxon) are both Lecturers in German at the University of Aberdeen where they have established, in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh, a Centre for Austrian Studies.

• Contents: Janet Stewart: Locating and Connecting Culture – Julie M. Johnson: The Embodied Gaze: Contemporary Art and the Museum Culture of Vienna – Matthias Konzett: National Iconoclasm and Dissent: Thomas Bernhard, Doron Rabinovici, and the Austrian Avantgarde – Frank Finlay: ‘… zwischen Fischstäbchen, bosnischen Leichen und Tschibo-Kaffee’: Peter Turrini and the Media – David Barnett: Televisualising Racism on Stage: Elfriede Jelinek’s Stecken, Stab und Stangl – Allyson Fiddler: Sport and National Identity in the ‘New’ Austria: Sports Plays by Elfriede Jelinek, Franzobel and Marlene Streeruwitz – Wolfgang Straub: ‘Ein offenes Willkommen Tor’: Tourism in Austria between national identity, economic practice and literary representation – Annegret Pelz: Odyssey in No-Man’s Land: The ‘Odysseus File’ and the Interstitial Space in the Text – Karen Leeder: ‘Principles of Correspondence’: Scientist, Explorer, Poet in the work of Raoul Schrott – Thomas Eder: The Experiment in the Natural Sciences and in Art – Simon Ward: ‘Connecting’ Literature and Music: On the Collaborative Work of Clemens Gadenstätter and Lisa Spalt and Its Interpretation.

«Scholars interested in Austrian literature and culture and connections between the arts will find this book an exceptional resource and welcome contribution to the field of Austrian Studies.» (Joseph W. Moser, German Studies Review)

The Editors: Janet Stewart (M.A. Glasgow, Ph.D. Glasgow) and Simon Ward (MA Oxon, DPhil Oxon) are both Lecturers in German at the University of Aberdeen where they have established, in collaboration with the University of Edinburgh, a Centre for Austrian Studies.

• Contents: Janet Stewart: Locating and Connecting Culture – Julie M. Johnson: The Embodied Gaze: Contemporary Art and the Museum Culture of Vienna – Matthias Konzett: National Iconoclasm and Dissent: Thomas Bernhard, Doron Rabinovici, and the Austrian Avantgarde – Frank Finlay: ‘… zwischen Fischstäbchen, bosnischen Leichen und Tschibo-Kaffee’: Peter Turrini and the Media – David Barnett: Televisualising Racism on Stage: Elfriede Jelinek’s Stecken, Stab und Stangl – Allyson Fiddler: Sport and National Identity in the ‘New’ Austria: Sports Plays by Elfriede Jelinek, Franzobel and Marlene Streeruwitz – Wolfgang Straub: ‘Ein offenes Willkommen Tor’: Tourism in Austria between national identity, economic practice and literary representation – Annegret Pelz: Odyssey in No-Man’s Land: The ‘Odysseus File’ and the Interstitial Space in the Text – Karen Leeder: ‘Principles of Correspondence’: Scientist, Explorer, Poet in the work of Raoul Schrott – Thomas Eder: The Experiment in the Natural Sciences and in Art – Simon Ward: ‘Connecting’ Literature and Music: On the Collaborative Work of Clemens Gadenstätter and Lisa Spalt and Its Interpretation.

«Scholars interested in Austrian literature and culture and connections between the arts will find this book an exceptional resource and welcome contribution to the field of Austrian Studies.» (Joseph W. Moser, German Studies Review)