Mapping Berlin: Representations of Space in the Weimar Feuilleton

The Weimar period (1919-1933) generated an immense wealth of writings that recorded impressions of daily life in the German capital of Berlin. This book offers an original approach to literary journalism of the time by exploring how writers Joseph Roth, Gabriele Tergit and Kurt Tucholsky engaged with the space of Berlin on the page.

Frances Mossop holds a PhD in German from the University of Exeter. She was a recipient of a doctoral studentship awarded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. Her interests include twentieth-century European history, literary journalism of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in Germany, and German literature and culture of the interwar period.