Movement and Change in Literature, Language, and Society

Prof. Joel Kuortti; Sirkku Ruokkeinen

doi:10.5771/9783896658685

Summary

Dieser Band untersucht die Themen ‚Bewegung und Wandel‘ in verschiedenen Gesellschaften. Die einzelnen Kapitel befassen sich mit räumlichen und zeitlichen Mobilitäten in der Sprache, Literatur, Kultur und Gesellschaft. Das Thema wird aus theoretischer, kritischer, historischer und praktischer Perspektive beleuchtet, indem teils kontroverse Themen wie politische Bewegungen, Identität, Körperbilder, Sexualität und Gewalt kritisch beleuchtet werden. Der Band trägt so zum Verständnis der sich ändernden Bedingungen und der verschiedenen Funktionen von Gesellschaften bei.

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Bibliographic data

Edition: 1/2020
Copyright Year: 2020
ISBN-Print: 978-3-89665-867-8
ISBN-Online: 978-3-89665-868-5
Publisher: Academia, Baden-Baden
Series: Academia Philosophical Studies
Volume: 65
Language: English
Pages: 323
Product Type: Edited Book

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 8
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1. Movement and Change in/as Human Life No access
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2. ‘All things flow and nothing stands’ No access
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3. From Place to Place No access
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4. From Time to Time No access
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5. Between Times and Places No access
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6. Bibliography No access
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  1. Mobile Methods and Textual Practice No access
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    1. Tracking No access
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  3. Body-subject and Body Memory No access
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  4. Conclusion: Engaging Mobilities No access
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  1. Introduction No access
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  2. Borderscape as a Site of Becoming No access
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    1. Wings of Dust: Intercultural Encounters at the Jazz Club No access
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    2. Travelling with Djinns: Musical Border Crossings No access
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    3. The Drift Latitudes and the Sonic Borderscape No access
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  4. Conclusion: The Potential of the Sonic Borderscapes No access
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  1. Introduction No access
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  2. Caribbean Desires No access
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  3. Explicit Explorations No access
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  4. Mind Blowing: Mixed Metaphors and Heroic Men No access
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  5. The Power and Intimacy of Narratives No access
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  1. Introduction: Torture throughout the Ages No access
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  2. Changing Faces of Torture No access
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  3. Cultural Significance of the ‘Barbarian’ No access
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  4. Coetzee’s Barbarians and the Real and Fictional Use of Torture No access
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  5. Brutal Treatment of the Barbarians No access
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  6. A Benevolent Colonizer and Complicity No access
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  7. The Magistrate’s Complicity and Ambivalence No access
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  8. Conclusion: No Body to Write on No access
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  1. Writing Irishly No access
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  2. Imagined Irishness: Dermot O’Byrne’s Dublin Ballad No access
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  3. “Dermot O’Byrne” and Sir Arnold Bax No access
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  4. Pearls of the Chameleonic: Bax and Creative Friction No access
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  2. Historical Background No access
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  3. National Identity No access
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  4. The Emergence of American National Identity No access
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  5. Recent Studies No access
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  6. Material and Methods No access
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  7. Results and Discussion No access
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  8. Conclusion: The Evolution of National Identity in the Thirteen Original Colonies No access
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  10. Appendix 1: Terms Suggesting British Identity No access
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  11. Appendix 2: Terms Suggesting American Identity No access
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  1. Premature Declarations of Postmodernism’s Death No access
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  2. Hyperhybridism No access
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  3. Hyperhybridism in Industry and Daily Life No access
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  4. Hyperhybridism in Art and Literature No access
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  5. Hyperhybridism via Immigration and Globalization No access
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  1. Mindfulness as a Cue for Reading No access
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  2. Mindfulness, the Self and the Unconscious No access
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  3. Mindfulness of Hunger No access
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  4. Conclusion: Mindfulness as a Cue for Reading No access
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    1. The Source Material No access
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  5. Conclusion: Handle with Caution No access
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  1. Introduction No access
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  2. Plus-size Fashion Industry and Normative Beauty Standards No access
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  3. The Fat Acceptance Movement No access
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  4. The Body Positivity Movement No access
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  5. Data and Method No access
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    1. Defining fat acceptance and body positivity through movement No access
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    2. Defining fat acceptance and body positivity through participants No access
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    3. Defining fat acceptance and body positivity through boundaries No access
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    1. Fat acceptance in 2017 No access
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    2. Body positivity in 2017 No access
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  8. Discussion and Conclusion: Change from Fat Acceptance to Body Positivity No access
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  2. Methodological Decisions No access
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  3. Rhetorical Analysis of Othering No access
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  4. The Mobilizing Power of Irony No access
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  5. Conclusion: Reclaim Irony as an Effective Political Strategy No access
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  2. Regret and Memory No access
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  3. Political Involvement No access
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  4. Parents and the Great War No access
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  1. “The End of the Beginning” No access
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  2. Eleven “Snows,” and so on: The Structure of Life after Life No access
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  3. “It’s called déjà vu”: Rings within a Ring No access
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  4. “Darkness, and so on”: Repetitions and Mid-turns No access
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  5. “She was Ursula Beresford Todd and she was a witness”: Endings and Beginnings No access
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  2. Babur’s Writing No access
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  3. Babur’s History of India No access
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  4. Rushdie and the History of Mughal India No access
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  5. Rushdie’s Questioning of Indian History No access
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  6. A Hidden Chapter No access
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  7. Conclusion: Ambivalent Histories No access
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  3. On the Images of Finnishness and Sibelius No access
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  4. Georg Göhler’s Orchesterkompositionen von Jean Sibelius No access
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  5. Textual Differences between the Original and the Translation No access
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  6. Conclusion: Possibilities of an Imagological Approach No access
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5. 1. About the editors No access
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