No. 36 (2013): KULT_online 36 (2013)

Editorial

Ausgabe 36

Marcel Wrzesinski
- PDF (German)

KULT_reports

The Whole World in One Classroom: The 2013 Institute for World Literature (IWL) at Harvard University

Nora Berning
- PDF
Conference Report on the 2013 Hermes Consortium Seminar "New Worlds, New Literatures, New Critiques"

Reinhard M. Möller, Beatrice Seligardi, Polina Shvanyukova
- PDF

KULT_reviews

Materiality and the Constitution of Images

Tina Bawden
- PDF (German)
Gadamer and the 'Eventfulness' of an Artwork

Isabella Augart
- PDF (German)
Rhetoric and the Humanities: New Perspectives on Culture, Arts, and the Media

Nora Berning
- PDF
Travelling the Concept(s) of Counterfactuality

Silvia Boide
- PDF (German)
About Stefan Scharfenberg's way of reading Paul Ricœurs's "Time and narration"

Elena Petrova
- PDF (German)
Practices of Sharing & Ways of Knowing. Doing Disability Culture

Anneka Esch-van Kan
- PDF
Entanglements in the discursive net of belonging(s) - The discovery of Muslim subjectivities in Germany between heteronomy and self-empowerment

Andrea Härtel
- PDF (German)
Where Gender, Sexuality and Ethnicity Meet: Contemporary New Zealand Fiction from an Intersectional Perspective

Lisa Bach
- PDF (German)
Utopian Writing about Gender and Education - An experimental Study about experimental Discourses

Catherina Schreiber
- PDF (German)
No Soviet Power, No Armenian Nation: Reason for State and Nation Building Under Imperial Conditions

Rayk Einax
- PDF (German)
What Really Happened? Selectivity in Memories of the Nazi Regime

Said Elmtouni
- PDF (German)
The New 'Homo Europaeus' - The Holocaust as the Normative Zero Hour of Europe

Felix Münch
- PDF (German)
Rethinking Global History

Marietta Mayrhofer-Deak
- PDF (German)
Overcoming the Aporia of Modernity – A Proposal from Latin America

Marietta Mayrhofer-Deak
- PDF (German)
A City in Transition – Venice in the Late 18th Century

Katharina Pfeiffer
- PDF (German)
A Diversity of Voices in Canadian Culture and Literature

Julia Michael
- PDF
How the Awakening into Freedom and Aesthetic Self-Determination Began: Onset of the Mass Culture

Justyna A. Turkowska
- PDF (German)

No. 36 (2013): KULT_online 36 (2013)

Editorial

Ausgabe 36

KULT_reports

The Whole World in One Classroom: The 2013 Institute for World Literature (IWL) at Harvard University

Conference Report on the 2013 Hermes Consortium Seminar "New Worlds, New Literatures, New Critiques"

KULT_reviews

Materiality and the Constitution of Images

Gadamer and the 'Eventfulness' of an Artwork

Rhetoric and the Humanities: New Perspectives on Culture, Arts, and the Media

Travelling the Concept(s) of Counterfactuality

About Stefan Scharfenberg's way of reading Paul Ricœurs's "Time and narration"

Practices of Sharing & Ways of Knowing. Doing Disability Culture

Entanglements in the discursive net of belonging(s) - The discovery of Muslim subjectivities in Germany between heteronomy and self-empowerment

Where Gender, Sexuality and Ethnicity Meet: Contemporary New Zealand Fiction from an Intersectional Perspective

Utopian Writing about Gender and Education - An experimental Study about experimental Discourses

No Soviet Power, No Armenian Nation: Reason for State and Nation Building Under Imperial Conditions

What Really Happened? Selectivity in Memories of the Nazi Regime

The New 'Homo Europaeus' - The Holocaust as the Normative Zero Hour of Europe

Rethinking Global History

Overcoming the Aporia of Modernity – A Proposal from Latin America

A City in Transition – Venice in the Late 18th Century

A Diversity of Voices in Canadian Culture and Literature

How the Awakening into Freedom and Aesthetic Self-Determination Began: Onset of the Mass Culture

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