TIMOTHY B. MALCHOW is Professor of German at Valparaiso University.

• AcknowledgmentsAbbreviations, Translations, and TranscriptionsIntroductionGrass's Biography in Context: 1927-1959Corporeal Memory, Trauma, and Art in The Tin Drum Bildung, Heimat, and Gendered Modes of German Memory in The Tin DrumA Patriarchal Arbiter of German Cultural Memory and His Feminized Others: Leveling Bildung, Opening Heimat, and Championing Art from the 1960s to the New MillenniumGrass's Early Life Once Again: Broken Silence, Mourning, and Gendered Approaches to Memory in Peeling the OnionEpilogueWorks Cited

Timothy Malchow's study is a noteworthy, timely and needed contribution to the existing scholarship on Grass as it approaches his oeuvre through the lens of memory and gender, two concepts that are - so Malchow's core argument - inextricably linked in Grass's works.

TIMOTHY B. MALCHOW is Professor of German at Valparaiso University.

• AcknowledgmentsAbbreviations, Translations, and TranscriptionsIntroductionGrass's Biography in Context: 1927-1959Corporeal Memory, Trauma, and Art in The Tin Drum Bildung, Heimat, and Gendered Modes of German Memory in The Tin DrumA Patriarchal Arbiter of German Cultural Memory and His Feminized Others: Leveling Bildung, Opening Heimat, and Championing Art from the 1960s to the New MillenniumGrass's Early Life Once Again: Broken Silence, Mourning, and Gendered Approaches to Memory in Peeling the OnionEpilogueWorks Cited

Timothy Malchow's study is a noteworthy, timely and needed contribution to the existing scholarship on Grass as it approaches his oeuvre through the lens of memory and gender, two concepts that are - so Malchow's core argument - inextricably linked in Grass's works.

TIMOTHY B. MALCHOW is Professor of German at Valparaiso University.

• AcknowledgmentsAbbreviations, Translations, and TranscriptionsIntroductionGrass's Biography in Context: 1927-1959Corporeal Memory, Trauma, and Art in The Tin Drum Bildung, Heimat, and Gendered Modes of German Memory in The Tin DrumA Patriarchal Arbiter of German Cultural Memory and His Feminized Others: Leveling Bildung, Opening Heimat, and Championing Art from the 1960s to the New MillenniumGrass's Early Life Once Again: Broken Silence, Mourning, and Gendered Approaches to Memory in Peeling the OnionEpilogueWorks Cited

Timothy Malchow's study is a noteworthy, timely and needed contribution to the existing scholarship on Grass as it approaches his oeuvre through the lens of memory and gender, two concepts that are - so Malchow's core argument - inextricably linked in Grass's works.