Ulrike Längle

Ulrike Längle (born February 4, 1953 in Bregenz ) is an Austrian literary scholar and writer .

Life

Ulrike Längle studied German , Romance studies and comparative literature from 1971 to 1977 at the universities of Innsbruck and Poitiers . In 1982, she was with a thesis on Ernst Weiss for Doctor of Philosophy PhD. Then she was a lecturer at the German Institute of the University of Innsbruck and in Klagenfurt until 1984 . Since 1984 she has been in charge of the Franz Michael Felder archive on Vorarlberg literature in Bregenz.

Ulrike Längle has also emerged as the author of novels and short stories that deal with the tragicomics of the everyday and the banal in clear, succinct language, and works as a translator .

Awards and honors

1995 Scholarship from the Künstlerhaus Schloss Wiepersdorf
1997 Visiting Writer at the University of Texas at Austin
1999 Scholarship from the Heinrich Heine House of the City of Lüneburg

Works

Ernst Weiss - Father's Myth and Criticism of Time , Innsbruck 1981
On the Iroquois stake , Frankfurt am Main 1992
The sinking of the Romanshorn , Frankfurt am Main 1994
Il prete rosso , Salzburg a. a. 1996
Tynner , Frankfurt am Main 1996
Conjectures about love in a strange house , Frankfurt am Main 1998
Carved into the wall with a fork , Uhldingen 1999
Bach's Bite , Eggingen 2000
Seesucht , Eggingen 2002

Editing

Childhood in the (post) war , Hard 1988
Mir Wibar mitanand , Vienna 1990
Franz Michael Felder: "I want to be the truth violinist" , Salzburg a. a. 1994
Max Riccabona : On the secondary track , Innsbruck 1995

Translations

Gillo Dorfles : In the Labyrinth of Taste , Munich 1987
Gillo Dorfles: Aesthetics of Discord , Munich 1988

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personal data
SURNAME	Längle, Ulrike
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Austrian literary scholar and writer
DATE OF BIRTH	4th February 1953
PLACE OF BIRTH	Bregenz