Titlebook: Der Wert der literarischen Zirkulation / The Value of Literary Circulation; Michael Gamper,Jutta Müller-Tamm,Jasmin Wrobel Book 2023 Der/d

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Helmut Koziol,Barbara C. Steiningertion of this ?group-specific world literature? is severely restricted by linguistic and cultural factors. With the emergence of written Romani literature in a variety of majority languages at the beginning of the 20. century came the potential for an expansion of its radius of circulation. However,

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E-Privacy: An Old Tort in New Clothing?Bertuch, a 19.-century German translator who successfully harnessed performative techniques of mediation to popularize Frédéric Mistral’s epic poem . among contemporary German audiences. Originally written in the ?minor? language of Proven?al, . found a large readership in its German translation, wh

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6097-8overview of contributions by Portuguese poets to Brazilian literary magazines and vice versa. Having developed steadily over the course of the 2000s, this encounter has intensified considerably in the wake of the emergence of the internet. Social media, in particular, has played a crucial role in pr

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E-Privacy: An Old Tort in New Clothing?on?, and German-language revolutionary dramas which straddled the boundary between news and literature. In France, the political turmoil of the revolutionary period coincided with a media revolution that led to a veritable explosion of printed materials and engendered an entirely new sphere of publi

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E-Privacy: An Old Tort in New Clothing?o the social energy that became manifest in the atmosphere and spirit of specific events and places at a particular point in time. The poetry that was written and circulated in and around the Occupy Wall Street (OWS), Nuit Debout, and Gezi Park protest movements served as an important focal point of

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Helmut Koziol,Barbara C. Steiningerconstruction of ?rational debate,? articulate a critique of genteel progressivism, and circulate among and across distinct social groups and classes. Since the turn of the millennium, most of the defining social movements have used pamphletary texts: Literature is at the core of the recent political

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Helmut Koziol,Barbara C. Steiningerat the problem has not been thoroughly posed in the context of the capitalist world-system and its endless search for accumulation. Here, I propose a consideration of the literary through what I call Social-State Marxism. This approach looks at texts as commodities in transformation, but does so onl

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On the Justifications of Strict Liabilityultaneously modify it as a result of their multiple entanglements with other art forms and the spheres of media, politics, and economics. The DFG-funded research project ?Book Fairs as Spaces of Cultural and Economic Negotiation? (Europa-Universit?t Flensburg, 2017–2020) investigated the role of boo