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Der Prinz von Theben und andere Prosa. by Else Lasker-Schüler, Friedhelm Kemp, 1998-06-01 Hebraische Balladen: Faksimile der Handschrift (Marbacher Schriften) by Else Lasker-Schuler, 1986 Hebraische Balladen: Faksimile der Handschrift (Marbacher Schriften) by Else Lasker-Schuler, 1986 In Theben geboren. by Else Lasker-Schüler, Ruth Klüger, 1998-07-01 Three Plays: Dark River, Arthur Aronymus and His Ancestors, and I and I (European Drama Classics) by Else Lasker-Schuler, 2005-11-30 Werke und Briefe, Bd.2, Dramen by Else Lasker-Schüler, Georg-Michael Schulz, 1997-11-01 Werke und Briefe, Bd.4/1-2, Prosa 1921-1945, Nachgelassene Schriften by Else Lasker-Schüler, Karl Jürgen Skrodzki, et all 2001-05-01 Theben. Gedichte und Bilder. by Else Lasker-Schüler, Ricarda Dick, 2002-03-01 Gedichte 1902 - 1943. by Else Lasker-Schüler, Friedhelm Kemp, 1997-12-01 Helles Schlafen - dunkles Wachen. by Else Lasker-Schüler, 1967 Mi Piano Azul y Otros Poemas by Else Lasker-Schuler, 2000-05 Im Spiegel der Bache finde ich mein Bild nicht mehr: Gratwanderung einer anderen Asthetik der Dichterin Else Lasker-Schuler (Collection S. Fischer) by Judith Kuckart, 1985 Mein Herz, niemandem: Ein Else Lasker-Schuler Almanach The Literary Reputation of Else Lasker-Schüler: Criticism 1901-1993 (Literary Criticism in Perspective) by Calvin Jones, 1994-07-28

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41. Kofi Annan
    violence. I wish you all success in your efforts to sustain the literary,artistic and humanitarian legacy of else laskerschuler. In  
    http://www.els.gesellschaft.wtal.de/else_prosa/kofi_annan.html
    
    Extractions: Freedom of opinion and expression, and freedom of thought, conscience and religion, enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, are among the essential building blocks of human coexistence and progress. These are rights to be fought for, not blessings to be wished for. Indeed, peoples and cultures have always been enriched by the exchange of knowledge, ideas and artistic expression. It is the lack of education, and the dearth of knowledge, that can become a chief source of misunderstanding, hatred and violence.

42. PERCUSSION MUSIC
    R), 298R. Tombstone for else laskerschuler (1969) for voice perc(6)(graph sc) Text else lasker-schuler (G), free, B, 479. Lyric (1969  
    http://www.aquanet.co.il/vip/imi/catalogs/perc.htm
    
    Extractions: PERCUSSION MUSIC Composer Title/Year Dur Code IMI# AMZALLAG, Avraham (b. 1941) Music (1970) Sextet for fl and perc(5) C AVIDOM, Menahem (1908 - 1995) Enigma D Enigma (R) AVNI, Tzvi (b. 1927) Collage Text: Yehuda Amichai ( H )*, (E)# C Collage (R) Silhouettes C Mizmor H Mizmor (R) Mizmor (R) BOSKOVICH, Alexander Uriyah With Joy and Gladness (1961) Short pieces for youth for 2 vlns (with drum and triangle ad lib) (Y-1) C BRAUN, Yehezkel (b. 1922) Little Charms C Phoenix B Soundtrack F Super ruinas, Oratio Szigeti Judaeorum in memoriam D Super ruinas, Oratio Szigeti Judaeorum in memoriam (R) EHRLICH, Abel (b. 1915) Seven Minutes D Seven Minutes (R) Trio C Gnihton and Gnihtemos (1977) for "non-speaker", ob, hn, perc(1), pno, vln & db F Gnihton and Gnihtemos (1977) for "non-speaker", ob, hn, perc(1), pno, vln & db (R) FEIGIN, Sarah (b. 1928) Let's Play Together I G Let's Play Together II G FLEISCHER, Tsippi (b. 1946) A Moving Shadow (o) A Moving Shadow (R) Haiku Text: G. Henderson (

43. Time-traveling ATJT Play Probes Ageless Identity Issues (2-26-1999)
    Berlin moves fluidly between past and present, telling the stories of German Jewishcultural icons Walter Benjamin and else laskerschuler, and contemporary  
    http://www.jewishsf.com/bk990226/etaberlin.htm
    
    Extractions: February 26, 1999 GREG STERLING Bulletin Correspondent Imagine Franz Kafka as a stand-up comedian. Now imagine him as a sort of emcee, presiding over a bustling cafe in Jerusalem where characters from history and the imagination cross paths with angels. That's the intriguing setup of "Berlin, Jerusalem and the Moon," A Traveling Jewish Theatre's ambitious exploration of cultural identity, displacement and the many-layered complexity of the human psyche. One of the most successful ATJT productions to date, the play was originally staged in 1985 and is being revived for this 20th anniversary season. "Berlin" opens on Monday, March 15 and runs Thursday through Sunday through April 4 at ATJT's newly remodeled performance space in Potrero Hill. Previews will take place March 4 to 14. Actors Joan Mankin, Aaron Davidman and Julian Lopez-Morillas take on the multi-character roles originated by ATJT principals Corey Fischer, Albert Greenberg and Naomi Newman. Newman directs the current production. A kind of dream-play incorporating drama, music and puppetry, "Berlin" moves fluidly between past and present, telling the stories of German Jewish cultural icons Walter Benjamin and Else Lasker-Schuler, and contemporary American Jews Izzie the K (inspired by Kafka) and his wife Edie, a homemaker. This juxtaposition reveals unexpected similarities in the circumstances of Jews in pre-Nazi Germany and those in contemporary America.

44. Janine Canan: Order Books
    STAR IN MY FOREHEAD SELECTED POEMS BY else laskerschuler. Translations,bilingual edition with illustrations by the poet, Holy Cow!  
    http://www.janinecanan.com/Pages/order_books.htm

45. Janine Canan: Her Reviews
    Canan's newest books of poetry published in 2000—the other is a wonderful bookof translations, Star in My Forehead Selected Poems by else laskerschuler.  
    http://www.janinecanan.com/Pages/reviews.htm
    
    Extractions: Scars Publications, Chicago, 2000, 170 pages. Changing Woman Star in My Forehead: Selected Poems by Else Lasker-Schuler . In this review, I'll concentrate on Changing Woman . Poetically, it's divided into five sections, beginning with "In The Country of War" to the final "In The Mother's Heart". It's quite a journey—one that could only be made by a mature poet. From "In The Country of War": "Once the world was wild./ Mother drenched her darling boy in milk and honey./He built the house, the road, the car—and woman/made their home, their conversation during the long journey./Now he, for millennia worshipped with flowers and fire,/must retreat in silence, smoke and shame..../He gives his sons weapons and teaches them to kill./He imagines he is bigger than God.' Then the poet enters the "Fathers' Night"—she encounters, wrestles, rages and warns us all in our new century of this deadly night we sleep and dream in...from "Radioactive": "Chernobyl, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Pakistan, Spokane Reservation, Three Mile Island—/radioactive forever./The feminization of everything/is required."

46. Zoo District
    to the Cafe Fini, a Bohemian haunt frequented by Murnau and poet Hans Degele (PeterAlton), Murnau's true love; poetess else laskerschuler (Christine Deaver  
    http://www.zoodistrict.org/documents/nosferaturev/thr_2001.html
    
    Extractions: By Ed Kaufman A stylized blend of German expressionism, commedia dell'arte, magic realism and original music, "Nosferatu: Angel of the Final Hour" as performed/produced by the Zoo District is compelling, innovative, wall-to-wall theater. Written by Kaaren J. Luker (with additional material written by nine others in the company), and with choreography by Brian Freete, costumes by Patrice Pitman-Quinn, lighting by Peter Smith and original music by Jef Bek (with input from five others), "Nosferatu" is very much a collaboration of the Zoo District company's effort "to create daring and original work." Previous image Next image And it's certainly daring and original as Zoo District tells its unique version of early German pioneer filmmaker-director F.W. Murnau as he was shooting his immortal 1921 vampire silent film "Nosferatu," based loosely on Bram Stoker's "Dracula." Under the skilled direction of Jon Kellam, the worlds of Murnau and his creation are fused. Suddenly, the landscape/dreamscape and life/art become one as we traverse Murnau's dreams, memories and reflections during the last few minutes of his troubled life.

47. Zoo District
    characterizations of Zoo District members, such as Fria, Simonetti, Fischer, ChristineDeaver as the lustful and bitter poetess else laskerschuler, D Morris  
    http://www.zoodistrict.org/documents/nosferaturev/bsw_2001.html
    
    Extractions: Reviewed by Scott Proudfit When the darkly perverse Nosferatu swept onto the theatrical scene in fall 1999, it sucked up a Critic's Pick and multiple Garland awards from Back Stage West before taking wing. Now this spooky, ridiculous creature has landed at the Evidence Room - considerably more upscale digs than the chilly warehouse in which Zoo District produced the majority of its early productions. So we thought it would be a good idea to check out how this vamp is hanging in. For those who missed the first visitation, Nosferatu is an impressionist examination of the passions of silent filmmaker F.W. Murnau. Created by director Jon Kellam, Bernadette Sullivan, and playwright Kaaren J. Luker, the non-linear story takes place in Murnau's mind at the moment of his death, as he comes to Previous image Next image grips with the shadows that dominated his vision as an artist and moves toward the light he never truly appreciated in his films. Parallels are drawn between the troubled director and his greatest character, the vampire Count Orlok. Both of these creatures suffered the pains of isolation and the attacks of unsympathetic enemies, because of their own denial of the romantic love that might have given their existence meaning. For Nosferatu, this is embodied by the innocent virgin Mina, and for Murnau by the German soldier Hans, who dies on the battlefield after being betrayed by the filmmaker's infidelities.

48. Books And Writing - 14/07/2000: Motti Lerner
    His play Exile in Jerusalem is a two person study of the last days of the greatGerman Jewish poet else laskerschuler and is currently being performed by  
    http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/bwriting/stories/s150152.htm
    
    Extractions: This week, Israeli playwright, Motti Lerner whose work for theatre and television has been produced in Tel Aviv, London, Zurich, Washington, New York and through-out Germany. He has been awarded several prizes including the 1995 Academy Award for best TV drama. His play Exile in Jerusalem is a two person study of the last days of the great German Jewish poet Else Lasker-Schuler and is currently being performed by Saltpillar Theatre company at St Martin's Theatre in Melbourne. Airplay All In The Mind AM The Ark Asia Pacific Australia Talks Back Australia Talks Books AWAYE! Background Briefing Big Ideas Book Reading Book Talk Books and Writing Boyer Lectures Breakfast Bush Telegraph The Business Report The Buzz Classic Comedy The Comfort Zone Correspondents Report Country Breakfast The Deep End DIG - Internet Radio Earthbeat Encounter The Europeans First Person The Goons The Health Report Hindsight In Conversation Late Night Live The Law Report Letter From America Lifelong Learning Life Matters Lingua Franca

49. A Traveling Jewish Theatre Newsletter: Berlin, Jerusalem And The Moon; Jewish Mu
    Shaped around the modern secular writers, German Jews Walter Benjamin and else laskerschuler,it was the first of our plays to address contemporary events in  
    http://www.atjt.com/Archives/newsletter_3_99.htm
    
    Extractions: by Naomi Newman New Faces, New Interpretations for ... Back to top Destination Berlin, Jerusalem and the Moon by Naomi Newman D In 1985 Corey, Albert and I opened Berlin, Jerusalem and the Moon, our fourth play, at Intersection for the Arts in North Beach. Shaped around the modern secular writers, German Jews Walter Benjamin and Else Lasker-Schuler, it was the first of our plays to address contemporary events in Israel/Palestine and to deal with the complexities of American Jewish identity. Why is it relevant today? Why mount it again? Because the concerns that fueled the work are unfortunately still very present. Walter Benjamin and Else Lasker-Schuler were refugees, running from the Nazis in 1938. In 1994 I went to the former Yugoslavia to perform in refugee camps in Croatia and Serbia. After the Holocaust, the world said "Never again!" and since then we’ve had Vietnam, Cambodia, Haiti, Bosnia, Rwanda, and Kosovo. Today hordes of people, displaced and homeless, are wandering the earth. Ethnic cleansing, genocide, mass killings, mass rapes, concentration camps and torture persist throughout the world. In this 50th year of celebrating the creation of Israel, the conflict between Israel and Palestine is still unresolved, the tensions continue to mount and the peace plan seems dangerously close to disintegration. American Jews are increasingly divided in their reactions to the conflict in the Middle East, as is voiced in the play by the character of Izzie.

50. Taking Wing
    Below are the postcards painted by Franz Marc and sent to else laskerschuler inthe years 1912-1914 that inspired Janice to pen her celebrated suite of poems  
    http://www.goldennotebook.com/body_taking_wing.html
    
    Extractions: Taking Wing: Poems from the Oregon Outback to the Hudson Valley, is memorable and beautifully written. She takes the reader on a journey starting in her childhood Oregon and ending right here in the Hudson Valley. Below are the postcards painted by Franz Marc and sent to Else Lasker-Schuler in the years 1912-1914 that inspired Janice to pen her celebrated suite of poems, Postcards Postcard

51. Calendar Of Events
    Literatures. Jewish Lecture Series From the Hebrew Ballads to the BluePiano else laskerschuler's Homeland/Exile Dr. Calvin Jones.  
    http://www.southalabama.edu/arts&sci/calendar.html

52. Berlin - Jerusalem, A Film By Amos Gitai
    1989) The film weaves together German poet else laskerschuler's journey to Palestinein the '30's with the story of a pioneering Zionist settler from Russia.  
    http://www.indic.co.il/AmosGitai/berlin.html

53. Literature & Poetry
    else laskerschuler Inside This Deathly Solitude. New York, 1991. else lasker-schulerExpressionist, Woman, Jew, and Exile. New York, 1991.  
    http://lastexpression.northwestern.edu/bibliography_literature.htm
    
    Extractions: Aaron, Frieda. "Poetry in the Holocaust: Ghetto and Concentration Camp Poetry." Doctoral Diss. City University of New York, 1985. Aaron, Frieda. Bearing the Unbearable: Yiddish and Polish Poetry in the Ghettos and Concentration Camps. Albany, 1990. Aaron, Frieda. "Poetry in the Holocaust," Perspectives on the Holocaust . Randolph A. Braham, ed. Boston, The Hague, and London, 1983. Aaron, Frieda. "Poetry and Ideology in Extremis: Ghetto and Concentration Camp Poetry." Comparative Poetics: Proceedings of the Xth Congress of the International Comparative Literature Association . Claudio Guillen and Peggy Asher, eds. New York, 1985. Aaron, Frieda. "Yet the Song Continued: Polish and Yiddish Poetry in the Ghettos and Concentration Camps," Remembering for the Future: The Impact of the Holocaust on the Contemporary World . Oxford and New York, 1988. Aaron, Frieda. “Yiddish and Polish Poetry in the Ghettos and Camps," Modern Language Studies 19, no. 1 (Winter 1989): 72-87. Alexander, Edward.

54. BookSense.com
    Star in my ForeheadStar in My Forehead by laskerschuler, else (Holy Cow Press,$12.95, 0930100883) These poems are excavations of the soul; her words are  
    http://www.booksense.com/readup/booksense76/marapr01/poetry.jsp

55. BookSense.com
    StarStar in My Forehead by else laskerschuler These poems are excavationsof the soul. Her words, fragments of an internal city of experience.  
    http://www.booksense.com/readup/booksense76/category/0302poetry.jsp

56. 1997 Symposium Program
    Room Russell 224. Moderator 1. Split Image from Abroad The NativeAmerican Identity of the German/Jewish Poet else laskerschuler .  
    http://www.sosu.edu/al/ehl/nas/sym1997.htm
    
    Extractions: SECOND ANNUAL NATIVE AMERICAN SYMPOSIUM SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY Durant, Oklahoma PROGRAM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1997 8:30 am: Conference Registration Russell Foyer PAPER PRESENTATIONS 9:00 - 10:30 am: Panel A "'Points of Multiple Contact': Of Tricksters, Serpents and Coyotes" Room: Math Building Moderator: 1. ."Sam Kenoi's `Coyote and the Whitemen': Contact in and out of a Chiricahua Narrative" In this presentation Anthony Webster will examine the situational or co-constructed nature of Sam Kenoi's telling of "Coyote and the White Men" in Chiricahua Apache to Harry Hoijer, and Hoijer's textual representation of Kenoi's fleeting real time narrative. Webster seeks to discover what can be recovered from the realtime, momentbound, fleeting narration. Specifically he will assess this narration as a point of multiple contact. 2. "The King of the Waters: Legends of the Horned Water Serpent" In this presentation Deborah Mitchell will provide a concentrated study of one tribe' rare legend of a snake-man in order to give a clear understanding of an overall tapestry, spread over many tribes. This study will address claims of the skeptical, especially those who argue that the common threads running through most Native American nations could very well be coincidental. 3. "A Consideration of Native American Poetics in Three Trickster Poems as a Manifestation of Our Current Nativist Movement"

57. Search Results
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58. My Weirdbook - Franz Marc - Pferde2.jpg
    friends. This one went to writer else laskerschuler, as did manyothers as she was a great friend of both he and his wife Maria.  
    http://www.musicats.com/weird/marc/pferde2.htm

59. Lasker-Schüler Bibliografie: Benutzungshinweise
    Translate this page else Lasker-Schüler Online Bibliography/Bibliografie BENUTZUNGSANLEITUNG UND HINWEISE. zBnach Lasker-Schüler suchen aber nicht lasker-schuler verwenden, um  
    http://els-bib.southalabama.edu/anleitung.htm
    
    Extractions: Es gibt zwei Suchmöglichkeiten, um die mittels EndNote aufgenommenen Einträge aufzufinden: (1) Quick Search und (2) Advanced Searc h . Für beide Suchmöglichkeiten liefert Reference Web Poster (RWP) eine Ergebnisliste von jeweils maximal 350 Einträgen, die markiert und exportiert werden können. Dadurch ist eine Weiterverwendung in anderen Datenbanken und Textverarbeitungsprogrammen möglich. Die Ergebnisliste zeigt nur Autor, Titel und Erscheinungsdaten im MLA-Stil an. Die vollständigen bibliografischen Angaben (einschließlich der Stichworte) können über das Linksymbol, das sich links vom Eintrag befindet, abgerufen werden. Über Quick Search kann man nach Autor, Stichwort, Titel, Publikationsort, Verlag und Erscheinungsdatum suchen. Advanced Searc h erlaubt weitere Kombinationsmöglichkeiten von Feldern und Stichworten durch Boolean terms. Die erweiterete Suchmaske (Advanced Search) ist als Grundeinstellung vorgegeben. Die Schnellsuche (Quick Search) kann man über einen Linkbutton abrufen.

60. Lasker-Schüler Bibliography: Instructions
    else LaskerSchüler Online Bibliography/Bibliografie INSTRUCTIONS AND TIPS FORUSE. In other words, Lasker-Schüler is understood, but not lasker-schuler .  
    http://els-bib.southalabama.edu/instruct.htm
    
    Extractions: Each reference has been entered in EndNote with the relevant information distributed among various fields. To generate a list of references, it is necessary for the user to launch a search with the either the Advanced Searc h or Quick Search feature of the Reference Web Poster (RWP) interface found at the Bibliography link. A maximum of 350 entries may be accessed at a time. The references in the generated list may be marked and exported for incorporation into other databases or texts. The results of the search are displayed in a list with basic bibliographical information in MLA style. To view a complete reference, click on the Full Record icon to the left of  the listed item.

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