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• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie" Ausgabe 1/2012

  Susanne Ehrich: Die ,Apokalypse' Heinrichs von Hesler in Text und Bild. Traditionen und Themen volkssprachlicher Bibeldichtung und ihre Rezeption im Deutschen Orden

  Jeffrey F. Hamburger

  …illustration. The book is thus primarily a study in reception as shaped by images. As such, it would have lent itself well to a reconsideration of the… …role in previous commentaries. Heinrich’s commentary thus represents a fusion of different eschatological traditions. A final section considers the ways…
• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie" Ausgabe 4/2011

  Kohlhaas und K. Zur Prozessführung bei Kleist und Kafka

  Friedrich Balke

  …“Kohlhaas” justice is dispensed at the end, this act is carried out in a manner contrary to justice, namely from considerations of power politics. Thus the…
• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie" Ausgabe 3/2011

  Udo Friedrich: Menschentier und Tiermensch. Diskurse der Grenzziehung und Grenzüberschreitung im Mittelalter

  James A. Schultz

  …harmony. The third locates the danger in ethical and social degeneration; thus humans must be brought under sovereign control to prevent devolution. In… …and justifies social inequality: serfs are like animals (p. 153). As humans take charge of animals, thus enabling them to accomplish more than they…
• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie" Ausgabe 2/2011

  Der Tod ein Traum. Methode und Grenzen der Literatur in Kafkas Erzählung "Ein Traum"

  Marcel Krings

  …the will to live, thus exploring both method and limits of literature. I. Dass Kafkas kurze, viermal veröffentlichte Erzählung „Ein Traum“ ein „model of…
• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie" Ausgabe 2/2011

  Jüngers Bienen

  Niels Werber

  …character and filed in his ‘aesthetics of terror’. Thus, the sociological and epistemological implications of his entomological knowledge have been ignored so…
• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie" Ausgabe 1/2011

  Peter Macardle: The St Gall Passion Play. Music and Performance

  Kaus Wolf

  …precise selection of saints to be venerated, the degrees of ceremony with which this was done, and the calendar which governed it, were thus characteristic…
• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift f?r deutsche Philologie" Ausgabe 4/2010

  ... was ich in diesem Hause geworden bin

  Tove Holmes

  …“Nachsommer” is disconnected from the viewer and thus yields isolated and objective stills within the plot – see Kathrin Maurer: Close-Ups of History… …directly reflected in the shape of the text: his descriptions are the ones we read. Thus descriptions are both means and measure of developing subjectivity… …profession and purpose in life and thus the ultimate goal of his Bildung: “Der Vater pflegte zu sagen, ich müßte einmal ein Beschreiber der Dinge werden”… …reads description as a marker of Heinrich’s development as he learns to collect and sort in the manner of his father figures, and thus Müller shares part… …by showing degrees of remove from an initial viewing, one always incomplete and often not consciously undertaken and thus not registered in the text… …reader) to view the next object – thus, the plentiful and repeated walks (in order to view landscapes and natural phenomena), and an obsessive mention of… …attention sharpens the senses and stimulates the intellect, and thus contributes to the project of developing perceptivity and cognitive agility. It… …pedagogical practice. Cf. Drügh [fn. 5], p. 283. 567 Tove Holmes text based on its own internal logic and as perceived through subjectivity. 28 Thus conceived… …within the text, one which becomes more nuanced along with his development. Thus he does not simply find himself in a world already cut out for him, but… …of viewing and thus of description, creating a poetological conception of description which supports Bildung and maintains the element of time that…

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• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie" Ausgabe 4/2010

  The Dream Chamber

  Paul Fleming

  …, p. 575. Paul Fleming and around the text – generally disappear like clouds, like wisps losing all weight, all form, and thus all impact perceptible… …Hegel and thus the justification of the project as a philosophical endeavor; second, and perhaps in accordance with this first change, he re-titled the… …. If Poe’s description of the dream room closes before the sleeping friend wakes and thus presents an ideal, undisturbed artwork, Baudelaire’s prose poem… …negative or inverse image of one another, “La Chambre double” speaks the language of dreams, dreams that can be disturbed and thus dreams speaking with a… …consciousness and thus becoming conscious of the loss of the dream itself. And the blow comes: terrible and loud, a pounding at the door “comme dans les rêves… …sinistres. The dream space is marked by oblivion, its loss marked by memory, and thus the return of time; with time arrives the calendar with circled… …writing as a fulfilled dream, one appropriate for the paradise, is a timeless writing, a writing without deadlines, and thus no writing at all. If one… …difference between the two halves of the double room is, thus, not between perfect writing and imperfect writing; rather, the difference is between the ideal… …temptation to go back to the bed, and thus are capable of receiving its gift. This belatedness can, of course, also be read historically – Goethe’s time has… …two small rooms lie directly next to each other, divided only by a threshold, and are thus more or less continuous realms; on the other hand…

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• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie" Ausgabe 4/2010

  Unbecoming Furniture

  Jason Groves

  …stories of walking but in the novels as well. 4 In the various modalities of mobility that occur in the stories, a poetics of Möbel develops, thus… …wastepaper basket. Somewhere between the finance book and the trashcan a poet fails to materialize; thus the poem stages the non-appearance of a poet in the… …, necessary for the Institute to function, which the faculty are otherwise unequipped to enforce. Thus the lessons of the Institute consist primarily in forcing…

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• eJournal-Artikel aus "Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie" Ausgabe 4/2010

  Verm?belt. Bewegliches und Unbewegliches bei Thomas Bernhard

  Elke Siegel

  …. While thinking for Bernhard is always a ‘train of thought’ tied to walking and, thus, collides with the writing materials at the moment of inscribing…