Intermedialität im Werk Kurt Tucholskys

While Kurt Tucholsky's political struggle and provocations against Weimar society have gone down in literary history, there has been a lack of critical examination of his relationship to the new media that began to shape modern reality at the beginning of the twentieth century. The Berlin journalist and writer was part of a generation that witnessed the birth of photography, film, and the mass press. This volume reconstructs the wide network of artists, photographers, and collaborators that surrounded Tucholsky and influenced the complexity of his work as well as his curiosity about the new communication media.