Title Statements
- Full title :Self-reflection in literature / edited by Florian Lippert and Marcel Schmid ; in collaboration with Djoeke Dijksterhuis, Marlen Stöhr.
Summary
"In recent political philosophy and sociology, self-reflexivity has been described as an indispensable condition for secularized democratic societies. In epistemology, it has been discussed as a key characteristic of human thinking"--
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- Publication Date:2020
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Brill Rodopi
- Place of Publication:Leiden
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2020
The Physical Object
- Description:xii, 281 pages : : illustrations ; : 25 cm.
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9789004406933, 900440693X
- oclc:on1138084010
- LC Classification:PN56.S46
- Dewey Decimal:809/.93384
Table of Contents
Read thyself : cultural self-reflection and the relevance of literary "self"-labels / Florian Lippert and Marcel Schmid -- Reflections on reflection : autoreferentiality, autoreflexivity, selftransparency / Oliver Jahraus -- 1600. Cervantes's and Unamuno's metalepsis : Hope unraveled in Don Quixote : self-reflexivity and the problem of metalepsis in Cervantes, Unamuno, and Bloch / Konstantin Mierau -- 1700. Hamann's Latent Parrhesia : Intertextual exploration of the self in Sokratische Denkwürdigkeiten / Andrea Krauss -- Klopstock's Historiography : Written out of time: inventing what happened in Klopstock / Kristina Mendicino -- 1800. Kleist's performativity : Transmission Kleist / Marcel Schmid -- Mallarmé's rhetoric : Allegorical self-reflexivity in Mallarmé's Sonnet en -x / Evelyn Dueck -- Nietzsche's masks : "Aber ich notire, für mich": Nietzsche and self-reflection / Barbara Naumann -- 1900. Celan and the timeless : A secret echo outside of time: Paul Celan and the Autumn crocus / Jason Kavett -- Letter from Paul Celan to Gisèle Celan-Lestrange / translated by Jason Kavett -- Pastior's poetics : The medium of poetry / Jörg Kreienbrock -- 2000. Fforde's intermediality : Books…
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