Die Kinder der Toten

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Die Kinder der Toten is a sprawling, experimental horror-epic novel by Austrian Nobel laureate Elfriede Jelinek that confronts Austria’s repressed Nazi past through grotesque, postmodern storytelling.

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instanceOf experimental literature
horror novel
novel
adaptationDirector Kelly Copper NERFINISHED
Pavol Liska NERFINISHED
adaptationType film
addresses Austrian complicity in Nazism
suppression of historical guilt
author Elfriede Jelinek NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Austria
genre experimental fiction
horror
postmodern literature
hasAdaptation Die Kinder der Toten (2017 film project) NERFINISHED
hasCharacter Edgar NERFINISHED
Gerti NERFINISHED
Gudrun Bichler NERFINISHED
Karin Frenzel NERFINISHED
influencedBy Austrian postwar history
Holocaust literature
literaryMovement postmodernism
mainTheme Austria's repressed Nazi past
Austrian national identity
Holocaust memory
guilt and repression
haunting and the undead
motif apocalypse
nature catastrophe
resurrected dead
zombies
narrativeStyle fragmented
polyphonic
stream of consciousness
narrativeTechnique grotesque imagery
intertextuality
metafiction
notableFor complex narrative structure
linguistic excess
radical formal experimentation
originalLanguage German
pageCount over 600
partTitle Die Kinder
Die Kinder der Toten NERFINISHED
Die Toten NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1995
publisher Rowohlt Verlag NERFINISHED
setting Austrian Alps NERFINISHED
Styria NERFINISHED
structure three-part novel

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Elfriede Jelinek notableWork Die Kinder der Toten