Search Results for stern

...Felicitas von Lovenberg In a conversation with Felicitas von Lovenberg of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung published on April 13, 2012, Fritz Stern gives his reaction to Günter Grass's controversial poem on Israel, “What Must Be Said,” first published in April 2012 in the Süddeutsche Zeitung...

...Ido Ben Harush This article deals with the mark of Richard Wagner on Franz Rosenzweig’s account of the Day of Atonement service in Der Stern der Erlösung . It exposes the presence of Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde , his theory of Gesamtkunstwerk , and particularly his theory of gesture in Rosenzweig’s...

... in a man’s own mind.” 49 These words are taken from Laurence Sterne’s The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman (1759–67), a book to which Austerlitz subtly, yet unmistakably, alludes. Speaking of the distinctive lunacy of siege architecture, Austerlitz refers to “the inflated excesses...

... spaces that are as anticipatory of a new time as they are commemorative, and that this is itself an intervention in debates about post-Wall transformations of German identity. The following discussion of Özdamar’s Seltsame Sterne starren zur Erde: Wedding—Pankow 1976/77 (Strange Stars Stare...

... Petersburg State University . michael a. rosenthal teaches the history of modern philosophy in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Washington, Seattle . fritz stern is University Professor Emeritus at Columbia University . felicitas von lovenberg is the responsible editor...

... by Robert A. M. Stern with Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown I am grateful to Andreas Huyssen for his response to a presentation at the 2004 annual meeting of the German Studies Association on which this essay is partly based, and for his comments and conversation on the issues addressed herein...

... by auscultation as an emergence from chaos into a clarity understood as Erlösung , a solution raised to the eschatological level of salvation. As Jonathan Sterne notes, it was Laennec’s listening technique, and not later imagistic technologies such as X-rays, that first allowed medical practitioners to envision...

... – 59 . Paderborn : Fink . Steiner George . 1973 . “Adorno: Love and Cognition.” Times Literary Supplement , March 9 , 253 . Stern Klaus Herrmann Jörg . 2007 . Andreas Baader: Das Leben eines Staatsfeindes . Munich : Deutscher Taschenbuch Verlag . Stichweh...

.... Ofer Ashkenazi  129 sonified the trope of the modern Jew as the “other within” German civil soci- ety.43 This perspective is apparent in three historical films he made between 1957 and 1968—Sonnensucher (Sun Seekers, 1958), Sterne (Stars, 1959), and Ich war neunzehn (I Was Nineteen, 1968)—which...

... was a scientific discovery by the Hamburg psychologist Wilhelm Stern, who was forced to flee Nazi Germany because of his Jewish background. First, this is not at all an accurate represen- tation of the modern history of intelligence and intelligence testing, which begins in France and has its own American...

... , translated by Wallace Robert M. . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . ———. 1997 . Die Vollzähligkeit der Sterne . Frankfurt am Main : Suhrkamp . ———. 2006 . Beschreibung des Menschen . Frankfurt am Main : Suhrkamp . ———. 2010 . Paradigms for a Metaphorology , translated by Savage...

...” history was essential if one were to grasp National Socialism. 2 This approach also characterized the writings of other German Jewish exiles such as Fritz Stern and Peter Gay, whom Rabinbach cites as influences in his interview. Yet various aspects distinguish Rabinbach’s approach from those of his...

... Geiger, he learned that sources reveal little that is reliable about the event described, but much about how that event was perceived in later 21. Ibid., 43. 22. Ignaz Goldziher, “The Principles of Law in Islam,” in Muslim Studies, ed. S. M. Stern, trans. C. R. Barber and S. M. Stern (New...

...”; “the ‘how’ totally wraps up the ‘what’” (CM, 117, 371). Adorno resists the “anthro- pological” approach to understanding radio audiences in all their variety (exemplified by Günther Stern and others), arguing that a physiognomics must remain rooted in the phenomenal character of radio itself (CM, 83...

... .” Habilitationsschrift, University of Kiel , 1950 . Blumenberg Hans . Die Vollzähligkeit der Sterne . Frankfurt am Main : Suhrkamp , 1997 . Blumenberg Hans . The Laughter of the Thracian Woman: A Protohistory of Theory , translated by Hawkins Spencer . New York : Bloomsbury , 2015...

... : Metzler . Pan David . 2001 . Primitive Renaissance: Rethinking German Expressionism . Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press . Theweleit Klaus . 1994 . Das Buch der Könige: Orpheus am Machtpol . Basel : Stroemfeld/Roter Stern . Zantop Susanne . 1997 . Colonial...

... the aura of a potential savior in the manner of a Lohengrin, a Siegfried, or a Parsifal, as well as a glamorous semblance of historical legiti- macy. For many Germans, as Fritz Stern has reminded us, the most tempting aspect of National Socialism was the promise of a savior who would one day...

... the comic technique of Laurence Sterne’s Tristam Shandy as an influence Thomas( Mann’s Addresses, 13). 34. English references are to Thomas Mann, Joseph and His Brothers, trans. John E. Woods (New York: Knopf, 2005). 58  Politics of the Desert mixed character and ambiguity—mirrored...

... . Hanover : Steegemann . ———. 1953 . Wortträume und schwarze Sterne: Auswahl aus den Gedichten der Jahre, 1911–1952 . Wiesbaden : Limes . ———. 1963 . Gesammelte Gedichte . Vol. 1 . Zürich : Verlag der Arche . Baader Johannes . 1919 . “reklame für mich. (rein geschäftlich...

... of a Struggle,” trans. Tania Stern and James Stern, in The Com- plete Short Stories, ed. Nahum N. Glatzer (London: Vintage, 1999), 9–10. Hereafter cited as DS. Benno Wagner 93 metaphors by taking them literally. And again the interaction between the narrator...