A Life in Two Worlds is the autobiography of a man who lived two lives, one as an Expressionist dramatist in the cultural ferment of Germany's Weimar Republic and the other as eminent teacher and scholar of German literature after his emigration to the United States in 1936. In these pages, Hitler's Germany is seen from the inside, as is American academic life in both its positive and negative aspects. Innovative in its form, this book successfully mirrors the discontinuities and disorder of modern experience. Further, it treats with insight and originality such universal themes as the centrality of choice in human life, the problems of aging, and, particularly relevant in the contemporary world, the fate of the exile and outsider.

A Life in Two Worlds: An Experiment in Autobiography (Literature and the Sciences of Man)

Biographies & Memoirs

Blume, Michael

Historical

Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers

<p>This book teaches the basics of partner acrobatics with children and teenagers. It shows the reader how to organize practice sessions and arrange performances. A practical section presents simple acrobatic figures that have proved to be of value in practice.</p>

Acrobatics for Children & Teenagers

Sports & Outdoors

Individual Sports

Meyer Meyer Sport

Akrobatik: Training - Technik - Inszenierung

Meyer + Meyer Fachverlag

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