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Vom Ich zu den Vielheiten des Ich Zur autobiographischen Prosa von Marie Luise Kaschnitz that the focus on meanings has detached discourse from practice leading to “symbolic systems disconnected from those who articulate them and from the practices through which they are enacted.” In using the term “discursive practices,” I aim to emphasize the Foucauldian notion that discourses are em

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über das Verh?ltnis der Originaltagebücher zur literarischen Tagebuchprosa bei Marie Luise Kaschnitzsweeping all national politics and culture before it is at least as old as Marxism. For Ulrich Beck (2000a) globalization is a . ‘scare-word’ said to point not to an end of politics but to its . from the categories of the nation state, and even from schema defining what is ‘political’ and ‘non-polit

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Denkbilder der Zeitgenossenschaft Entwicklungen moderner Kurzprosa bei Marie Luise Kaschnitza consideration of disability tells us does not always sit comfortably with recent citizenship theorizing. Indeed, it is the argument here that a consideration of disability related issues is invaluable for it provides useful insights into the shortcomings of many key theories of citizenship and dem

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Marie Luise Kaschnitz: , Ein H?rspiel in zwei Fassungen-like functions, have reconfigured notions of citizenship. While the community has always been critical to the embodiment and performance of citizenship, the security regimes in Latin America and Caribbean have made the localization of citizenship more pronounced in the lives of marginalized citizen

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Schriftsteller unter sich Zu einem neu aufgefundenen Brief von Marie Luise Kaschnitz an Fritz Kudnigpt not only the language of what used to be dissenters of global neoliberalism, but also international non-governmental organizations regarded as symbols of independent global civil society. The chapter proposes cyber communications as alternative tools for a new form of global civil society and cit