Die Erinnerungstexte der Autorin Erica Pedretti

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I. Fiala-Fürst and K.-M. Gauß provide greetings in both German and Czech. M. Penkwitt introduces the text with reflections on past beginnings. B. Sandberg discusses Erica Pedretti's memory texts and their narrative form, while B. von Matt explores the theme of torn consciousness in Pedretti's work. D. So´snicka examines Pedretti's narrative technique, emphasizing her expectation of emancipated readers. M. Penkwitt analyzes the principles of text organization in Pedretti's writing, focusing on counterpoint, spatiality, and materiality of language. I. Šebestová addresses themes of alienation and uprooting in Pedretti's literature, and V. Kondri¡c Horvat highlights transcultural aspects in her novel "Engste Heimat." S. Haupt discusses Pedretti's plural identity within the context of Swiss literature. H. Kotthoff reflects on the concept of oral storytelling in Pedretti's narratives and radio plays. T.-K. Pusse delves into her anti-documentary exploration of surface. R. Zeller analyzes the role of imagery in Pedretti's work, while H. Herwig addresses themes of loss, aging, and memory in her later writings. J. K³opotowska investigates the mnemonic resistance in "Heiliger Sebastian." M. Fedi discusses the challenges of translating Pedretti's memory texts into Italian. E. Markvartová offers a literary-geographical analysis of "Engste Heimat," and M. Mangelsdorf and A. Ingelfinger explore the heavy imagery in Pedretti's visual art. E.