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Transatlantic Networks and the Perception and Representation of Vienna and Austria

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Preliminaries

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Table of Contents

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Acknowledgements

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Preface

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Chapter 1: Introduction: The Emergence of the Image of Vienna as the City of Music, Medicine, and Immorality

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Chapter 2: Dorothy Thompson and her Viennese and American Contacts in Vienna in the Nineteen-Twenties and Early Nineteen-Thirties

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Chapter 3: Vienna and Austria as the Destination of Music Lovers and Writers in the Early 1920s

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Chapter 4: Vienna as the City of Medicine and Music: William Carlos Williams’s Stay in Vienna in 1924 and its Fictionalization in A Voyage to Pagany

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Chapter 5: Impressions and Contacts of American Writers in Vienna in the Late 1920s and Early 1930s

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Chapter 6: Networks of Anglophone Foreign Correspondents in Vienna and in Central Europe in the Early 1930s

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Chapter 7: Wright Morris and his Inspiration through his Stay in Vienna and at Burg Ranna in Lower Austria and his Transatlantic Contacts

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Chapter 8: The Appeal of the Viennese School of Psychoanalysis and Hilda Doolittle’s Sessions with Dr. Freud

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Chapter 9: The Austrian Civil War and Its Aftermath as Perceived by Anglophone Visitors

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Chapter 10: Kay Boyle and the Representation of Alpine Austria(ns)

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Chapter 11: American (and British) Visitors in the Indian Summer of Austria in the 1930s

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Chapter 12: The Catastrophe of the Anschluss as Perceived by Anglo-American Observers and their Support for Austrian Emigrants

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Chapter 13: Joseph Freeman and his Depiction of Vienna and Austria

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Chapter 14: Aftermath: Post-War Vienna and Austria in Reports and in Fiction by Anglophone Writers

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Bibliography

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Index of Persons and Subjects

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