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Under what circumstances do subjects become visible? And how do subjects themselves change and move the circumstances that allow them to appear? Rather than describing medial, architectural, or rhetorical arrangements that are readily available to subjects, or concentrating on the processes of subject constitution without their scenic arrangements, this volume is dedicated to the reciprocal production of both subjects and scenes. From various perspectives, it underlines the abysmal conditions in which subjects arrive on stage and vice versa the stages arrive at their subjects. Through articles that analyze concrete scenes in a highly-focused manner and question the concept of the scene itself, this volume argues that there is not subject without a scene, and no scene without an instance of description. Based on this thesis, this volume investigates antique drama and revolutionary rhetoric, therapeutic and bureaucratic facilities, experiments in fine art and film, and, not least, scenes of theory: rhetorical stages that perform arguments and politics. Contents Founding scenes Scenes of Therapy Scenes of Transgression Scenes of Theory Target Groups Students of Social Sciences, Humanities, and Cultural Studies The Editors Dr. Lars Friedrich works at the Institute for German Literature at the University of Frankfurt am Main. Dr. Karin Harrasser is a professor at the Art University in Linz. Dr. Céline Kaiser is a professor at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Ottersberg.
Subjectivity (Linguistics) --- Subjectification (Linguistics) --- Linguistics --- Semantics --- Media Research. --- Knowledge - Discourse. --- Cultural Studies. --- Communication. --- Sociology. --- Cultural studies. --- Social theory --- Social sciences --- Communication, Primitive --- Mass communication --- Sociology
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Civilization, Baroque. --- Arts, Baroque. --- Europe --- Europe --- Social life and customs --- Court and courtiers
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Under what circumstances do subjects become visible? And how do subjects themselves change and move the circumstances that allow them to appear? Rather than describing medial, architectural, or rhetorical arrangements that are readily available to subjects, or concentrating on the processes of subject constitution without their scenic arrangements, this volume is dedicated to the reciprocal production of both subjects and scenes. From various perspectives, it underlines the abysmal conditions in which subjects arrive on stage and vice versa the stages arrive at their subjects. Through articles that analyze concrete scenes in a highly-focused manner and question the concept of the scene itself, this volume argues that there is not subject without a scene, and no scene without an instance of description. Based on this thesis, this volume investigates antique drama and revolutionary rhetoric, therapeutic and bureaucratic facilities, experiments in fine art and film, and, not least, scenes of theory: rhetorical stages that perform arguments and politics. Contents Founding scenes Scenes of Therapy Scenes of Transgression Scenes of Theory Target Groups Students of Social Sciences, Humanities, and Cultural Studies The Editors Dr. Lars Friedrich works at the Institute for German Literature at the University of Frankfurt am Main. Dr. Karin Harrasser is a professor at the Art University in Linz. Dr. Céline Kaiser is a professor at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Ottersberg.
Theory of knowledge --- Sociology of culture --- Mass communications --- kennis --- communicatie --- cultuur
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Auf den ersten Blick mag die Folter als Prototyp grausamer und ungezügelter Gewalt erscheinen. Seit Ausgang des Mittelalters ist sie jedoch zu einer Herrschaftspraktik geworden, die sich immer stärker auf subtile Legitimationsstrategien und exakte Anwendungstechniken stützt. Der Band untersucht deshalb zunächst das Souveränitätstheater von Martyrium und Inquisition, alsdann die Zwingkraft und Eigendynamik von Folterbildern, die definitorische wie praktische Unverzichtbarkeit der Schmerzen für die Folter und schließlich deren Instrumentalisierung auf der Schau- wie Schattenseite der Macht. Die Folter stellt nicht nur Bestand und Form des Politischen auf eine harte Probe. Sie markiert auch die Grenzen des Rechts, des Wissens vom Menschen und aller dokumentarischen wie ästhetischen Darstellungsmittel. Wie und wieso sie – trotz Ächtung und Verbot – bis heute zum Inventar politischer Machtausübung gehört, versuchen die Beiträge des Bands zu klären.
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Theory of knowledge --- Sociology of culture --- Mass communications --- kennis --- communicatie --- cultuur
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