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Writing in Residence

by Keppler-Tasaki, Stefan

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Description

This book explores the concept of 'Writing in Residence' within global contexts, particularly focusing on German literary programs abroad. It examines the cultural and political implications of these residencies, which support artists and writers in various international locations such as Rome, Los Angeles, Kyoto, and Istanbul. The book discusses the historical tradition of artistic mobility, tracing back to medieval times, and its evolution into contemporary state-supported cultural diplomacy.