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Migration and ethnicity in coalfield history : global perspectives
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ISBN: 9781316601303 1316601307 Year: 2015 Volume: 23 Publisher: Cambridge: Cambridge university press,

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Intellektuellen-Götter : Das religiöse Laboratorium der klassischen Moderne
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ISBN: 3110446367 3486582577 Year: 2009 Publisher: De Gruyter

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Max Weber hat in seiner Religionssoziologie den Begriff der "Intellektuellenreligiosität" geprägt. In neun Beiträgen wird das Verhältnis prominenter jüdischer, römisch-katholischer und protestantischer Intellektueller zur Religion untersucht. Intellektuelle haben religiöse Symbolsprachen vielfältig transformiert, sich als Religionsstifter inszeniert oder auch alte, institutionalisierte Religion entschieden kritisiert. In kritischer Distanz zu etablierten religiösen Institutionen suchen sie auf ihre spezifische Weise Lebenssinn zu generieren. Insoweit sind sie selbst zentrale Akteure der modernen Religionsgeschichte.


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The Tragic Vision : The Confrontation of Extremity
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ISBN: 1421431181 1421430193 142143119X Year: 2019 Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press

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Originally published in 1973. Literary critics who have studied tragedy and the tragic vision failed, in Murray Krieger's estimation, to define exactly what they saw as the tragic vision in general terms. An aim of his book is to create a tentative definition of tragic and to flesh out what the author sees as the definition most illuminating of modern literature and the modern mind. In order to do this, Krieger distinguishes between what he sees as the "tragic vision" and "tragedy"—tragedy, from his perspective, is an object's literary form, whereas tragic vision refers to a subject's psychology, the subject's view and version of reality. In light of the shriveling of the tragic concept in the modern world and the reduction of a total view to the psychology of the protagonist, Krieger contends that the protagonist in a tragedy is now more appropriately designated a "tragic visionary" than a "tragic hero."

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