Sammelband Open Access Vollzugriff
Literary and Cultural Disability Studies
British and Continental Perspectives- Herausgeber:innen:
- | |
- Reihe:
- Behinderung – Literatur – Kultur, Band 1
- Verlag:
- 2026
Zusammenfassung
Dieser Band initiiert einen systematischen Dialog zwischen anglophonen und kontinentaleuropäischen Perspektiven der literatur- und kulturwissenschaftlichen Disability Studies. Die zwölf Beiträge aus dem DFG-Netzwerk „Inklusive Philogie" zeigen, wie Behinderung nicht nur als Thema, sondern als grundlegende Kategorie literarischer und kultureller Form funktioniert. Durch die Verbindung verschiedener methodischer Ansätze – von phänomenologischen Analysen bis zur Diskursanalyse – entstehen innovative theoretische Rahmen für die Analyse verkörperter Differenz. Der Band richtet sich an Literatur- und Kulturwissenschaftler:innen sowie an alle, die sich für transdisziplinäre und interkulturelle Disability Studies interessieren.
Mit Beiträgen von Mona Baie | Jenny Bergenmar | Klaus Birnstiel | Harriet Cooper | Evelyn Dueck | David Feeney | Johannes Görbert | Martina King | Linda Leskau | Stuart Murray | Swaantje Otto | Tom Shakespeare
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Bibliographische Angaben
- Auflage
- 1/2026
- Copyrightjahr
- 2026
- ISBN-Print
- 978-3-98858-108-2
- ISBN-Online
- 978-3-98858-109-9
- Verlag
- Rombach Wissenschaft, Baden-Baden
- Reihe
- Behinderung – Literatur – Kultur
- Band
- 1
- Sprache
- Englisch
- Seiten
- 303
- Produkttyp
- Sammelband
Inhaltsverzeichnis
KapitelSeiten
- PrefaceSeiten 1 - 6 Download Kapitel (PDF)
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- Theoretical Foundations and Critical Frameworks
- Historical and Cultural Perspectives
- Literary Form and Narrative Analysis
- Contemporary Interventions and Life Writing
- Bibliography
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- Barnes’ first claim: what is disability?
- Barnes’ second claim: is disability ›mere difference‹?
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
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- Shaping Disciplines
- Trajectories
- Thinking Differently
- Indisciplined Lives
- Conclusion: Disciplines Again
- Bibliography
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- i. An ableist philology for a self-enabling nation: the ›heroic‹ beginnings of ›Germanistik‹, 1800 to 1880
- ii. Outside inquiry as happy list-making: the ›positivist turn‹ in the early 20th century
- iii. The short reign of ›social history‹, 1965 to 1985
- iv. The cultural turn, 1985 to present – and the current situation
- Conclusions and outlook: enabling literary disability studies in Germanistik
- Bibliography
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- 1 Introduction: classifying mental impairment in the NS era
- 2 Preconditions in the interwar period
- 3 Eugenic propaganda after 1933 – the NS media dictatorship
- 4 The medical novel as propaganda tool for eugenic crimes
- 5 Hellmuth Unger and his novel Mission and Conscience [Sendung und Gewissen], 1936
- Bibliography
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- The importance of sight
- Causes and remedies of eye diseases and blindness
- You must take care of your eyes
- Bibliography
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- Aesthetic testimony
- Well of the Saints and the unreliability of aesthetic testimony
- On Baile’s Strand and the (old) acquaintance principle
- Molly Sweeney and the asymmetry thesis
- The cost of aesthetic testimony scepticism within a gallery access context
- The dubious rationale underpinning verbal description guidelines
- The depletory impact of the objectivity imperative on approaches to art access
- Beauty on Trust
- From a hermeneutics of suspicion to a suspicion of hermeneutics
- Concluding reflections
- Bibliography
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- Narrating Disability
- Conclusion – Concepts of ›Healing‹
- Bibliography
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- Bibliography
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- 1. The Metamorphosis from a literary and cultural disability studies point of view
- 2. The »monstrous vermin«: Gregor Samsa’s disabilities
- 3. »It must go«: the abysses of a protonormalist environment
- 4. »Samsa has SMA«: Christoph Keller’s reception of The Metamorphosis
- 5. Beyond »kill or cure«: on flexible normalism in Keller’s »Bug Story«
- 6. From Kafka to Keller, or: from protonormalism to flexible normalism
- Bibliography
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- 1. Introduction
- 2. Giving Up on genre? A novelist’s ›memoir‹
- 3. Spatial structures I: Haunted homes
- 4. Spatial structures II: Disabling clinical spaces
- 5. Spatial structures III: Hospital space
- 6. Conclusion
- Bibliography
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- Positioning neurodivergence in theory
- Extending the vocabulary
- Neurodivergence in literature: previous research
- Neuroqueer worldmaking
- Reparative reading and caring for characters
- (Neuro)queering genre and temporality
- Concluding remarks
- Bibliography
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- Selves sell, disability sells
- Represent yourself! Emancipation or self-extraction?
- Disability as narrative prosthesis
- Sharing disability’s arrival
- Naming disability
- The long life of disability exceptionalism
- ›Everyone has a story to tell‹
- Concluding thoughts
- Bibliography
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