...Joy H. Calico This article argues that misreadings of Theodor W. Adorno undermine some musicological research on late musical style, particularly with regard to the works of Arnold Schoenberg. It considers alternatives in the forms of exile (Edward Said), old-age style (Stuart Taberner...

... diverse novels and collections of aphorisms, Walser elaborates what Edward W. Said calls in On Late Style (2006) an aesthetic of “intransigence, difficulty and unresolved contradiction,” which subordinates history, contemporary realities, and political correctness to the awkwardly otherworldly...

... available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Peter Weiss hallucinatory realism avant-garde Edward Said poetics of reception Decades apart, the initial receptions of The Aesthetics of Resistance in Germany and the United States are marked...

... of this approach in cultural and literary studies, especially in light of Edward W. Said’s influential volume On Late Style (2006), which brought the ideas into general circulation. This interest both reflects and feeds into the growth of a new discipline that might be termed “humanistic (or cultural...

... on the culture of reading and thinking about the world are still very much alive in the present. Movement from one environment to another, however, is never unim- peded, as Edward W. Said pointed out in his influential essay “Traveling The- ory” years ago. It always involves processes of mediation...

... and Survivors . Westport, CT : Greenwood . Said Edward . 2004 . Humanism and Democratic Criticism . New York : Columbia University Press . Scarry Elaine . 1985 . The Body in Pain: The Making and Unmaking of the World . New York : Oxford University Press . Scholes Robert...

... in an entirely modern way.” 12 With these thoughts in mind, she decided to transport the genre to a former communist country, settling on a Bulgarian village near the Greek border that is said to possess a mythical aura. Here a team of German construction workers converges to build a hydroelectric dam...

...Edward Dimendberg These short statements were presented in the roundtable discussion held at the September 2012 Columbia University conference dedicated to Miriam Hansen, “Cinema and the Legacies of Critical Theory.” The discussion was moderated by Eric Rentschler; the panelists included Heide...

... resulting in statelessness. Indeed, she develops her reflections on refugees in The Origins of Totalitarianism by arguing that statelessness was one of the hallmarks of the twentieth century. Like Edward Said, she distinguishes the exile from the refugee. Exiles are those banished from their homeland...

... Schlüpmann, Susan Buck-Morss, Anton Kaes, Edward Dimendberg, D. N. Rodowick, and Laura Mulvey. © 2014 by New German Critique, Inc. 2014 20  Dossier on Cinema and Experience Weimar period: “Whether or not such collective self-representation [for the masses] will have a chance to prevail...

... as disturbingly unheimlich, Hesse connects his story to a burgeoning early twentieth-century psychoanalytic discussion more apt for understanding Aghion than postcolonial theory,9 which either neglects unconscious motivations (Edward Said’s Orientalism) or examines these pri- marily through the lens...

... statement about discredited notions of race. “Whoever tries to define Jews by their genetic makeup, even when it is superficially positive in tone, is in the grip of a race mania that Jews do not share,” said Stephan Kramer, secretary general of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, quoted...

... Schlüpmann, Susan Buck-Morss, Anton Kaes, Edward Dimendberg, D. N. Rodowick, and Laura Mulvey. © 2014 by New German Critique, Inc. 2014 6  Dossier on Cinema and Experience the possibility of thinking new media in and through their potentials for social critique and utopia. The Benjaminian...

.... Rothberg, Multidirectional Memory , 107 . 7. Wilder convincingly argues that understanding negritude as particularism misses its radical humanism (he aligns himself with Paul Gilroy and Edward Said). With the Marxist concept of immanent critique in mind, Wilder approaches the writings of Senghor...

...Andreas Huyssen New German Critique, Inc. 2007 Geographies of Modernism in a Globalizing World Andreas Huyssen In memory of Edward W. Said The geography of classical modernism is primarily determined...

... : Fordham University Press , 2019 . Rosenzweig Franz . The Star of Redemption . Translated by Hallo William W. . New York : Holt, Rinehart and Winston , 1971 . Royle Nicholas . The Uncanny . Manchester : Manchester University Press , 2003 . Said Edward . The World...

... Maulvi . 1924 . “Goethe über die Moslems.” Moslemische Revue 1 , no. 2 : 62 – 63 . Said Edward . 2003 . Orientalism . 25th anniv. ed. New York : Vintage . Saunders Fazl Karim . 1935 . “Why I Embraced Islam.” Islamic Review 23 , nos. 2 : 402 – 3 . Scharf...

... in the Euro- pean Jewish context was a tool for de-Orientalizing Judaism. Edward W. Said’s elucidation of a European Orientalist discourse has long been criticized for focusing on Britain and France, to the exclusion of Germany, where the academic study of Islam, in particular, flourished during...

... . The Encyclopedia of Literary and Cultural Theory . Malden, MA : Wiley-Blackwell . Said Edward . 1983 . “Traveling Theory.” In The World, the Text, and the Critic , 226 – 46 . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Scaff Lawrence A. 2011 . Max Weber in America . Princeton, NJ...

..., is not the experiencer, is not flesh and blood, is the wholly other, is death or nothingness, is an ‘image’ or interpretation.” 48 The only thing that can be said about the absolute experience of a presence or call of God is that it is a presence or a call; anything else is merely a subjective interpretation...