Includes bibliographical references (pages 175-214) and index.
Contents:
Introduction. Sebaldian ironies : from postmodern metafiction to postsecular redemption -- Catastrophe with spectator : remediating the modernist subject in The rings of Saturn -- "The extermination of the voyager who turns into a landscape" : intermediality and postsecular redemption in The rings of Saturn -- Interminable journeys : Vertigo and Kafka's "Wandering Jew of the ocean" -- Metafictional redemption : The emigrants and Nabokov's "Butterfly man" -- "A vision intended for my liberation" : ironic eschatology and masculine identity in Kafka, Sebald, and Magris -- "The gift of being remembered" : Speak, memory and Austerlitz -- "One is always at home in one's past" : Austerlitz and The view from Castle Rock -- Coda. "in the name of the victims" : memory, redemption, restitution.
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