The figure of the mother in the English poetry by Rose Auslander
Journal: Studia Humanitatis (Vol.2016, No. 4)Publication Date: 2017-01-25
Authors : Vikyrchak I.O.;
Page : 18-18
Keywords : Rose Auslander; “The Forbidden Tree”; emigration; figure of the mother; New York; Chernivtsi; Holocaust; Motherland; trauma;
Abstract
The article describes the English poetry of a well-known German-language poet Rose Auslander. Through the example of three poems from the English-language book “The Forbidden Tree” the article analyses the figure of the mother. The English poetry belongs to the third period of Auslander's writing; it was also post-traumatic period in her life: experiences of Chernivtsi ghetto and the death of her mother left a deep scar in the soul of the poetess and caused the change of the language in the poet's creativity. The search of the contact with her mother through the poetry ? despair, hope for the reunion with her native German language, and with Bukovina are the main motifs accompanying the figure of the mother in Auslander's poetry of this period.
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