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Wissenskommunismus und Wissenskapitalismusom Orhan Pamuk’s novel ., this chapter dissects some of the arising implications of a national memory dispossessed by an incumbent political discourse for the possibility of relational and requital-oriented modes of remembrance. Arguing for a perspective on Mediterraneity as a dynamic of affectional

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Wissenswirtschaft in Deutschland 2002hors, Leonardo Sciascia and Nikos Kazantzakis. Sciascia frequently identifies the notion of an order of resemblance (.) within the making of the Sicilian culture. Kazantzakis’s work (particularly that inspired by the figure of Christ) often runs on the binary track of heresy and the apocryphal, whic

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,T?uschungen bei der Gr?ssensch?tzung,marine contact with the past: motorized seabed trawling, archaeological and classicist scholarship, and Cold War underwater reconnaissance technologies. I argue that this interplay shaped the relationship between transnational connections and regionalist imaginaries. Objects such as the satyr decent

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Afterward: Critical Mediterranean Times,t of any form of forward-looking yearning. Borrowing from the reflections of historians Fran?ois Hartog and Reinhart Koselleck, it turns the spotlight onto the human element of temporal dwellings and restores the subject to the core of a critical process focused on contingent experiences of time. Th

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Old Anxieties in New Skins: The Project of al-Andalus and Nostalgic Dwelling in the New Mediterraneay processes—calls for opening and tolerance, and acts of closure and intolerance—have intensified. New technologies of surveillance and control are merely the flip side to discourses of . and the multicultural and tolerant projects of al-Andalus; European leaders hope that by containing and controll

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