Fassbinder's Germany : history, identity, subject / by Thomas Elsaesser.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 319-339) and index.

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Machine generated contents note: Introduction: A Work Upstaged by Life? -- 1. Fassbinder Representing Germany -- 2. From Vicious Circles to Double Binds: Impossible Demands in the Field of Vision -- 3. Murder, Merger, Suicide: The Politics of Despair -- 4. BRD Trilogy, or: History, The Love Story? The Marriage of Maria Braun, Lola and Veronika Voss -- 5. Fassbinder, Reflections of Fascism and the European Cinema -- 6. ... wie einst? / Lili Marleen -- 7. Frankfurt, Germans and Jews: The City, Garbage and Death -- 8. Beyond 'Schuld' and 'Schulden': In a Year of Thirteen Moons -- 9. Franz Biberkopf's/ex-changes: Berlin Alexanderplatz -- 10. Historicising the Subject: A Body of Work -- Appendix 1 Commented Filmography: The House That Rainer Built -- Appendix 2 Fassbinder's Germany 1945-1982: A Chronology.

Pioneering study exploring a major filmmaker's creative vision of Germany's troubled national identity.

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