Concepts of culture:

This volume contains the contributions to the Twenty-Ninth Wisconsin Workshop on "Concepts of Culture." Culture studies in the United States have arrived at a turning point. There is a clear orientation toward solidification on the one hand and to self-clarification on the other

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Other Authors: Adler, Hans 1944- (Editor), Hermand, Jost 1930-2021 (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:German
Published: New York Peter Lang [1999]
Series:German life and civilization Vol. 28
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Summary:This volume contains the contributions to the Twenty-Ninth Wisconsin Workshop on "Concepts of Culture." Culture studies in the United States have arrived at a turning point. There is a clear orientation toward solidification on the one hand and to self-clarification on the other
Throughout the exciting debates at the Workshop it became clear that culture studies cannot be reduced to a quest for identity or an inconceivable "Other." It has also become clear, however, that declarations of the end of the "revolution," in order to do (new) business as usual, do not hit the mark either. In nine essays, German studies scholars help to show the state of the discipline and its problematic ambitions
Physical Description:IX, 211 Seiten
ISBN:0820441414

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