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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"poetological"”.

  1. After the Postdramatic? Elfriede Jelinek, Kathrin Röggla and the Possibility of Political Subjects

    … ends. Based on an analysis of the authors’ poetological reflections on theatre and the political, my thesis reads their plays as pursuing an underlying conception of political theatre as relational event, in accordance with the understanding of political relationality developed first by …

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  2. HöLderlin And The Measure Of Enthusiasm

    … to define Hölderlin's measure by looking at his poetological writings or by tracing the instances of key phrases or concepts, I am concerned with the implications of measure for Hölderlin's poetic practice. Through a close analysis of individual poems and translations, I examine the senses of …

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  3. Conceptions of Hearing in German Modernist Writing

    … Chapter 4 explores the representation and poetological functions of overhearing and eavesdropping in texts by Robert Walser, Franz Kafka and Thomas Mann. Using approaches from queer and affect theory, I develop a notion of overhearing as generating an ambivalent form of intimacy and …

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  4. Gender, text, and the body in Martial’s Epigrams

    The expression “body of work” has long been used to describe the creative output of an author or artist, and the Latin word corpus is traditionally used to signify the bulk of a textual work because it represents a whole being made of many parts. This dissertation explores Martial’s Epigrams to ask …

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