Lust am Mythos

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• Harm Peer Zimmermann

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• Manuels
• Manuels universitaires

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The content explores various interpretations and implications of myth across different contexts and disciplines. Helga Bleckwenn analyzes the concept of myth in the works of Roland Barthes and the Brothers Grimm. Christine Shojaei Kawan examines the role of myth and folklore in Simone de Beauvoir’s "The Second Sex." Ruth Neubauer-Petzoldt discusses the presence of myth in reconstructed monuments and aesthetic experiences. Bernd Rieken delves into psychodynamic aspects of human world interpretation. Malte Völk interprets the biblical creation myth as an allegorical narrative in Jean Paul’s work. Oliver Roemer critiques Marx's views on commodity and alienation. Maximilian Mehner reflects on Benfey's silence regarding mythology, while Theresa Perabo traces the footsteps of mythologist Wilhelm Mannhardt. Christoph Schmitt highlights the elegant thinking style of the mythological school through the example of archivist Wilhelm Gottlieb Beyer. Susanne Hose investigates academic discourse surrounding myth and forgery, focusing on the Sorbian war song "Serbow dobyca." Siegfried Becker reflects on the concept of "Mother Earth" in early 20th-century thought. Christina Niem explores national cultural aspirations of publisher Eugen Diederichs during the interwar period. Outi Tuomi-Nikula discusses the Sampo myth in Finnish children's tales, and Meret Fehlmann addresses the enduring myth of witches and midwives. Peter O. Büttner examines e

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• Année de publication: 2015