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Pavel Kořínek
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David Kroča
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Jiří Pelán
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Vesna Kondric Horvat
Summary: In today's globalized world, exploring the challenges faced by authors with migrant backgrounds is important as they provide a unique perspective on different cultures and offer firsthand transcultural experiences. Some authors adeptly blend multiple cultures in their autobiographical literature, creating convincing fiction. Erica Pedretti, a Swiss author of Sudeten German origin, is renowned for her innovative use of language and has received prestigious awards for her literary works. This paper examines Pedretti's literary journey, starting from her small book "Harmloses, bitte" in 1970, to her final novel "Das Kuckuckskind oder Was ich ihr unbedingt noch sagen wollte" in 1998, as well as her booklet "fremd genug" in 2010, and her notes that challenge societal norms by transforming personal experiences into aesthetics.
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