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The aim of the essay is to identify linguistic means that were used to describe emotional states in Jana Hensel’s bestseller book “Zonenkinder”, published in 2002. Quotations from the book are used to filter out and interpret feelings and attitudes. Zonenkinder is still regarded as a manifesto of an East German generation. The theses set out in this non-fiction book have been valid in practice until now, because they have in part a constitutive character for the new East German identity. A collectivism expressed with the collective We is also a move in the transition between the generation of losers and the generation of the new East Germans.
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Artykuł Die DDR in einer Autobiographie. Zu Werner Heiduczeks „Die Schatten meiner Toten” [NRD w pewnej autobiografii. O tekście Wernera Heiduczka „Cienie moich zmarłych”] jest wynikiem badań prowadzonych przez autora nad obrazem NRD w literaturze dokumentu osobistego (autobiografii) pisarzy z NRD po zjednoczeniu Niemiec w roku 1990. Prezentowany tekst jest analizą autobiografii niemieckiego pisarza Wernera Heiduczka „Die Schatten meiner Toten”, opublikowanej w Lipsku, w roku 2005. Właściwą analizę poprzedzają krótki portret pisarza oraz przyczynek o autobiografii jako gatunku literackim i jego roli w odniesieniu do tekstu Heiduczka. Analiza skupia się na skomplikowanym stosunku pisarza do NRD, jego ocenie najważniejszych wydarzeń w NRD: powstaniu 17.06.1953 oraz przełomu roku 1989, zachowaniu wobec wydarzeń wokół W. Biermanna w 1976 roku oraz własnym miejscu w społeczeństwie i polityce jak również życiu osobistym.
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The paper Die DDR in einer Autobiographie. Zu Werner Heiduczeks ‘Die Schatten meiner Toten’ [GDR in an autobiography. The text of the Werner Heiduczek’s ‘Shadows of my dead’] is the result of research conducted by the author over the image of the GDR in the literature of personal documents (autobiography) writers from East Germany after reunification in 1990. The present text is an analysis of the autobiography of a German writer Werner Heiduczek ‘Die Schatten meiner Toten’, published in Leipzig in 2005. The analysis is preceded by a brief portrait of the writer and the contribution of autobiography as a literary genre and its role in relation to the text of Heiduczek. The analysis focuses on the complex relationship of the writer to the GDR, his assessment of the most important events in the GDR: uprising of 17th June 1953 and turn of 1989, keeping the events around W. Biermann in 1976 and its own place in society and politics as well as personal life.
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