Religion und Literatur

Auteurs

• Richard Faber

Paramètres

• Esotérisme et religion

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W. Braungart reflects on the poetic discourse surrounding religion, honoring Dorothee Sölle and presenting two poems by Annette von Droste-Hülshoff. H. R. Brittnacher explores spiritism in the 19th and 20th centuries through "Totengespräche." U. Brunotte examines the biblical Salome as an intertextual and performative figure. H. Hühn discusses Friedrich Schlegel's work "Über die Unverständlichkeit," bridging literature, philosophy, and religion. D. Johannsen narrates the themes of the end and return of religion within Nordic realism. M. Leutzsch analyzes the appropriation of the dispossessed in Jewish novels from 1895 to 2014. E. Lezzi investigates religious questions in 20th-century German-Jewish poetry. J. P. Mautner questions the presence of "religion" in Franz Kafka's work, particularly in the "Proceß" fragment. H. J. Scheuer researches the representation of the sacred in comedic forms. L. Simonis discusses divine words and inscriptions as cosmic media in religion and modern literature. J. H. Ulbricht delves into the themes of the afterlife and sacrifice in 19th and 20th-century literary cults. R.-G. Czapla offers insights into the liturgy of popular culture, focusing on Helene Fischer. D. Ghonghadze highlights intertextual and intermedial connections in Black Metal, while J. Mohn explores religious narratives in comics, specifically in Marc-Antoine Mathieu's "Dieu en personne." A. Polaschegg presents Albert Dulks' "Jesus,

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• Année de publication: 2017