Karl May: Authorialand textual staging by Michael Korfmann, Raquel Meneguzzo

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Die Sahara - Wüste als heterotopischer und ambivalenter Raum in Karl Mays Roman Durch die Wüste by Bilel Bensalah

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Humanisme Enlightenment: Analisis Strukturalisme Dinamik terhadap Novel Und Friede Auf Erden! Karya Karl May by , LEYGA AINI PRIMA MADUSARI, , Prof. Dr. Siti Chamamah Soeratno

“…This research is using one of the works of Karl May Und Freide auf Erden! (And Peace on Earth!) …”

Frontières reculées de la citation: sur trois films de Hans-Jürgen Syberberg by Nicolas Geneix

“…This article analyses three films by Hans-Jürgen Syberberg – Karl May (1974), Hitler, ein Film aus Deutschland (1977) and Ein Traum, was sonst ? …”
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"The native inhabitants, although cannibals, were a fine and warlike race" – On the Popular Image of New Zealand in Nineteenth-Century Europe by Oesterreich, Miriam

“…Other British colonies like those in North America and Australia were much-loved subjects for popular exotic pictorial inventions, for example in illustrations to Karl May novels, product advertising, posters for world exhibitions and the so-called ethnological expositions, or successful journals like Die Gartenlaube in Germany. …”
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Aristocrați și escroci balcanici în filmul occidental by Marian Ţuţui

“…Writers like Byron, Saki, Saul Bellow, Alistair MacLean, Olivia Manning, Lawrence Durell and Agatha Christie spent some time in the Balkans, while others such as Voltaire, Bram Stoker, Karl May, G.B. Shaw and Sidney Sheldon have never set foot in these places. …”
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Cakewalking into representation : Gabriele Münter's America travels (1898-1900) and art of dailiness by Bible, Ann Vollmann

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(The Narrative Structures in the Wild West Stories. The Oil Prince Case by Tomáš Horváth

“…I include a detailed analysis of Karl May´s novel The Oil Prince (Der Ölprinz, 1893). …”
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Journeys – an introduction by Rune Andersen, Knud Knudsen

“…One of the most successful imaginary travel writers and a model example of this phenomenon, is the German Karl May (1842-1912), who began his career as a writer while he was serving jail-time for minor theft. …”
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