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Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau: Bibliografie 2011 Repositorium für die Medienwissenschaft David Gaertner; Sascha Keilholz; Ansgar Schlichter Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau: Bibliografie 2011 https://doi.org/10.25969/mediarep/12757 Veröffentlichungsversion / published version Buch / book Empfohlene Zitierung / Suggested Citation: Gaertner, David; Keilholz, Sascha; Schlichter, Ansgar: Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau: Bibliografie. Hamburg: Universität Hamburg, Institut für Germanistik 2011 (Medienwissenschaft: Berichte und Papiere 126). DOI: https://doi.org/10.25969/mediarep/12757. Erstmalig hier erschienen / Initial publication here: http://berichte.derwulff.de/0126_11.pdf Nutzungsbedingungen: Terms of use: Dieser Text wird unter einer Creative Commons - This document is made available under a creative commons - Namensnennung - Nicht kommerziell - Keine Bearbeitungen 4.0/ Attribution - Non Commercial - No Derivatives 4.0/ License. For Lizenz zur Verfügung gestellt. Nähere Auskünfte zu dieser Lizenz more information see: finden Sie hier: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Medienwissenschaft / Hamburg: Berichte und Papiere 126, 2011: F.W. Murnau. Redaktion und Copyright dieser Ausgabe: David Gaertner, Sascha Keilholz und Ansgar Schlichter. ISSN 1613-7477. URL: http://www.rrz.uni-hamburg.de/Medien/berichte/arbeiten/0126_11.html Letzte Änderung: 29.4.2011. Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau: Bibliografie Zusammengestellt von David Gaertner, Sascha Keilholz und Ansgar Schlichter Das folgende Verzeichnis basiert auf der Bibliogra- Der Letzte Mann (D 1924) phie, die anläßlich der Murnau-Retrospektive auf der Tartüff / Herr Tartüff (D 1925) Berlinale 2003 entstand und in dem Band Friedrich Faust (D 1925/26) Sunrise - A Song of Two Humans / Sonnenaufgang - Wilhelm Murnau. Ein Melancholiker des Films Lied von zwei Menschen (USA 1926/27) (hrsg. v. Hans Helmut Prinzler. Berlin: Bertz 2003, 4 Devils / Vier Teufel (USA 1928) S. 267-290) abgedruckt wurde. Wir danken der Stif- City Girl / Unser täglich Brot/Die Frau aus Chikago tung Deutsche Kinemathek dafür, dass sie es ermög- (USA 1929/30) Tabu. / Tabu (USA 1930/31) lichte, das Verzeichnis auch online zugänglich zu machen. Das ursprüngliche Verzeichnis wurde von Ansgar Schlichter an diversen Stellen erweitert und TEXTE VON FRIEDRICH WILHELM aktualisiert; die unterschiedlichen Formate der bi- MURNAU bliographischen Aufnahme wurden in Kauf genom- men. Ebenso beibehalten wurde die sachliche Glie- (... der frei im Raum zu bewegende Aufnahmeappa- derung des Verzeichnisses. rat). In: Die Filmwoche, Nr. 1, 1924 [in der Rubrik: Neujahrswünsche]. Nachgedruckt in: Fred Gehler, Ullrich Kasten: Fried- Inhalt: rich Wilhelm Murnau. Berlin: Henschel 1990. Texte von Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Auch: Augsburg: AV-Verlag 1990, 239 S. Texte über Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Bücher / Broschüren / Akademische Arbeiten Tartüff und – Tartüff. In: TARTÜFF. Premierenpro- Zeitschriften gramm. Gloria-Palast, Berlin. o. J. (1926). Buchkapitel Aufsätze/Artikel Film und Filmleute von heute und morgen. In: Mein Interviews Film (Wien), Nr. 42, 1926. Meldungen zum Tod/Nachrufe Zu einzelnen Filmen Der Knabe in blau / Der Todessmaragd (D 1919) Murnau schreibt aus Hollywood... In: Das Kino- Satanas (D 1919/20) Journal (Wien), Nr. 842, 18.9.1926. Sehnsucht (D 1919/20) Der Bucklige und die Tänzerin (D 1920) German Praises Hollywood. In: The New York Ti- Der Januskopf (D 1920) mes, 20.3.1927. Abend - Nacht - Morgen (D 1920) Der Gang in die Nacht (D 1920) (ohne Titel). In: Cinéa-Ciné (Paris), 1.4.1927. Marizza, genannt die Schmugglermadonna (D The Ideal Picture Needs No Titles. In: The Musical 1920/21) Digest, Vol. 12, Nr. 13, Dezember 1927. Schloss Vogelöd (D 1921) Nachgedruckt in: Theatre Magazine (New York), Vol. Nosferatu. Eine Symphonie des Grauens (D 1921/22) 47, Nr. 322, Januar 1928. Der brennende Acker (D 1921/22) Deutsch in: Filmfaust, Nr. 12, Februar 1979. Phantom (D 1922) Auch in: Fred Gehler, Ullrich Kasten: Friedrich Wil- Die Austreibung (D 1923) helm Murnau. Berlin: Henschel 1990. Die Finanzen des Grossherzogs (D 1923/24) Komödie des Herzens (D 1924) F.W. Murnau // Medienwissenschaft/Hamburg, 126, 2011 /// 2 F.W. Murnau. In: Hermann Treuner (Hg.): Wir über Eberhard Spiess (Hrsg.): Wenn Ihr Affen nur öfter uns selbst. Berlin: Sibyllen 1928. schreiben wolltet! Briefwechsel zwischen Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau und Lothar Müthel: 1915-1917. Films of the Future as Seen by F.W. Murnau. In: Mc- Bielefeld: AJZ Druck & Verlag 1991, 74 S. Call‘s Magazine, September 1928. Rev. (Codelli, Lorenzo) in: Griffithiana, 44/45, Deutsch in: Filmfaust, Nr. 12, Februar 1979. May/Sept. 1992, S. 253. Auch in: Fred Gehler, Ullrich Kasten: Friedrich Wil- Rez. (Ulrich von Thüna) in: Publizistik 38, 1993, helm Murnau. Berlin: Henschel 1990. S.105. Rev. (Schuchnig, Josef) in: Filmkunst: Zeitschrift fuer Appreciation. In: Literary Digest, 20.10.1928. Filmkultur und Filmwissenschaft, 132, 1991, S. 33. Auszüge: F.W. Murnau et Lothar Müthel: Correspon- Ein erfüllter Glückstraum. Eine Reise mit der Segel- dance. [Ed. And introd. By Eithne O‘Neill.] In: Positif, 550, Dez. 2006, S. 62-65. jacht nach der Südsee. In: Berliner Illustrirte Zei- tung, Nr. 48, 30.11.1929. Murnau, F.W.: Les films du futur. In: Positif, 472, Juin 2000, S. 63-65. Reise zu den Inseln der Glücklichen. Briefe an Salka (und Berthold Viertel). In: Die Dame, Nr. 6, Dezem- ber 1929. Nachgedruckt in: Klaus Kreimeier (Red.): Friedrich TEXTE ÜBER FRIEDRICH WILHELM Wilhelm Murnau 1888-1988. Bielefeld: Bielefelder MURNAU Verlagsanstalt 1988. Auch in: die tageszeitung (Berlin), 24.12.1988. Bücher / Broschüren / Akademische Ar- Auch in: Fred Gehler, Ullrich Kasten: Friedrich Wil- helm Murnau. Berlin: Henschel 1990. beiten L‘Etoile du Sud. In: La Revue du Cinèma (Paris), Ashbury, Roy: NOSFERATU: director: Friedrich Nr. 31, Juni 1931. Wilhelm Murnau. Note. Harlow [...]: Longman [...] Deutsch in: Wolfgang Klaue, Jay Leyda (Red.): Ro- 2001, 86 S. (The ultimate film guides.). bert Flaherty. Berlin/DDR: Henschel o. J. (1964). Auch in: Fred Gehler, Ullrich Kasten: Friedrich Wil- Becker, Klaus: Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau. Ein helm Murnau. Berlin: Henschel 1990. großer Filmregisseur der 20er Jahre. Kassel: Stadt- sparkasse 1981, 126 S. Meeresleuchten. Aus einem Brief F.W. Murnaus. In: Film-Kurier, Nr. 295, 20.12.1937. Berg-Ganschow, Uta: Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, 1888-1988. Ausstellung Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Der Feuergeist von Bora-Bora. Ein gespenstiges Er- Achtzehnhundertachtundachtzig bis Neunzehnhun- lebnis aus Murnaus Südsee-Tagebuch. In: Der Film dertachtundachtzig [1988-1989, Bielefeld; Düssel- heute und morgen (Hamburg), Nr. 41, 25.2.1940. dorf]. Bielefeld: Bielefelder Verlags-Anstalt 1988, Nachgedruckt in: Fred Gehler, Ullrich Kasten: Fried- 120 S. rich Wilhelm Murnau. Berlin: Henschel 1990. Bergstrom, Janet: William Fox presents F.W. Mur- Turia. An Original Story. In: Film Culture, Nr. 20, nau and Frank Borzage. [S.l.]: Twentieth Century 1960 (von F.W. Murnau und Robert J. Flaherty). Fox 2008, 128 S. Deutsch in: Filmkritik, Nr. 245, Mai 1977. = Begleitbuch 1, zur Video/DVD-Edition. Auch in: Fred Gehler, Ullrich Kasten: Friedrich Wil- helm Murnau. Berlin: Henschel 1990. Berriatúa, Luciano: Los Proverbios chinos de F.W. Murnau. Bd. 1: Etapa alemana; Bd. 2: Etapa ameri- Ein Brief aus den Kriegsjahren. 22.4.1917, an Paul cana. Madrid: Filmoteca Española 1990-92, [1:] 357 Zech. In: Klaus Kreimeier (Red.): Friedrich Wilhelm S., [2:] S. 373-799. Murnau 1888-1988. Bielefeld: Bielefelder Verlags- Rev. (Lainez, Jose Carlos: La biografia de un maldito) anstalt 1988. in: Archivos de la Filmoteca, 15, Oct. 1993, S. 128- 129. Murnau, F.W. / Eisner, Lotte H.: Het filmscherm als Rev. (Alonge, Andrea Giaime) in: Quaderni di Cine- wereldmacht. In: Skrien, 170, Febr./März 1990, S. ma 11,52, Oct./Dec. 1992, S. 63-64. 18. F.W. Murnau // Medienwissenschaft/Hamburg, 126, 2011 /// 3 Bouvier, Michel / Leutrat, Jean-Louis: NOSFERA- arbeit Marburg, Institut für Neuere Deutsche Litera- TU. Paris: Gallimard 1981. tur 1988. Bozza, Maik / Herrmann, Michael [Hrsg.]: Schatten- Göttler, Fritz (Red.): F.W. Murnau. NOSFERATU. bilder - Lichtgestalten. Das Kino von Fritz Lang und Hrsg. v. Fritz Goettler, Frieda Grafe, Wolfgang Ja- F. W. Murnau. Filmstudien. Bielefeld: Transcript- cobsen, Enno Patalas, Gerhard Ullmann. München: Vlg. 2009, 208 S. (Film.). Kulturreferat der Landeshauptstadt 1987, 41 S. Ersch. zur Aufführung von F.W. Murnaus NOSFERA- Collier, Jo Leslie: From Wagner to Murnau: The In- TU mit der Musik von Hans Erdmann, 1.2. bis fluence of the German Romantic Theatre on the Si- 5.2.1987 im Gasteig. lent Film. Diss., University of Oregon 1985. Rev. (Codelli, Lorenzo) in: Griffithiana, 40-42, Oct. Michigan: UMI Ann Arbor 1987. 1991, S. 203-204. Cuenca, Carlos Fernández: F.W. Murnau. Madrid: Gremigni, Elena: Il FAUST di F. W. Murnau. Pasian Filmoteca Nacional de España 1966. di Prato (Udine): Campanotto 2007,262 S. (Zeta ci- nema. 18.). Dittmar, Peter: F.W. Murnau. Eine Darstellung sei- ner Regie und seiner Stilmerkmale durch die Rekon- Huff, Theodore: An Index to the Films of F.W. Mur- struktion der verlorenen und unvollständig überlie- nau. London: British Film Institute 1948, 15 S. ferten Filme. Diss. Berlin, Freie Universität Berlin (Sight and sound. Special supplement. 15.). 1962. Hyde, Thomas Dewitt: A Study of Authorial Vision Eisner, Lotte H.: F.W. Murnau. Textes additionnels in the German Films of F.W. Murnau. Ph.D. Thesis de Robert Plumpe et Robert Herlth. Paris: Le Terrain University of Oregon 1988, 47 S. vague 1964,
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