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1. Ambiguität und Geschlecht in der Neuzeit

Author

Becker, Frank and Plummer, Patricia

Subjects
Ambiguität, Unterscheidung, Geschlecht, Mann, Frau, Transgeschlechtlichkeit, Intergeschlechtlichkeit, Crossdressing, Neuzeit, Kulturgeschichte, Geschlechtergeschichte, Gender Studies, Queer Theory, Geschichtswissenschaft, Ambiguity, Gender, Woman, Transgenderness, Intersexuality, Cultural History, Gender History, History, thema EDItEUR::J Society and Social Sciences::JB Society and culture: general::JBS Social groups, communities and identities::JBSF Gender studies, gender groups, thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology::NH History::NHT History: specific events and topics::NHTB Social and cultural history
Abstract

Was geschieht, wenn das binäre Geschlechtermodell irritiert wird, also die gesellschaftlich etablierte Unterscheidung zwischen Mann und Frau nicht greift? Wird geschlechtliche Ambiguität toleriert oder werden die Unterscheidung und die Unterscheidbarkeit erzwungen? Die Beiträger*innen besprechen dazu Fallanalysen aus dem Zeitraum vom 17. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart. Aus unterschiedlichen Fachperspektiven zeigen sie auf, wie Ambiguität eine epistemische Offenheit generiert, deren Auflösung sich kulturabhängig und epochenübergreifend verschieden gestaltet - von einer Bereicherung und Etablierung neuer Werte bis zu Zurückweisung und Widerstand.

Published
2024
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2. EMOTIONAL PERSEPTION OF THE ATMOSPHERE OF MYSTERY IN GOTHIC NOVELS AND THRILLERS

Subjects
Structure (mathematical logic), History, media_common.quotation_subject, роман трилер, Ambiguity, Atmosphere (architecture and spatial design), Object (philosophy), Literal and figurative language, готичний роман, Key (music), Epistemology, Silence, концепт, lcsh:Philology. Linguistics, атмосфера таємничості, lcsh:P1-1091, Frame (artificial intelligence), фрейм, media_common
Abstract

The article is dedicated to the study of the emotional perception of the atmosphere of mystery in gothic novels and thrillers. Mysteries were under the peer study of scientists for many years and up to modern times, which make people to pay attention to strange and non-understandable things around us, making them interesting for researches, taking into considerations all the changes in society and environment. Mysteries are associated with sycrets and silence, which became the object of the proposed article. In our article the linguocultural approach to the study of concepts was used, which enables us to single out informative, figurative and interpretational components, each of which emphasizes on some particular features, which are characteristic of the concepts under analysis. The conceptual features, which are characteristic of the concepts MYSTERY, SILENCE, SECRET, were studied. The frame structure of the concepts under analysis is composed from such spheres as actants, predicates, attributes, quantificators, space and time. With their help all the main and most prominent characteristics of concepts MYSTERY, SILENCE, SECRET were represented and the peculiarities of their usage in the gothic novels and thrillers were studied. The material under investigation shows the characteristic features of the concepts under analysis in the most composite way as far as the atmosphere of mystery is the prevailing feature of these genres of literature, they were developing together and mystery plays the key role in these works of literature. It was determined that all constituent parts of the analysis of concepts MYSTERY, SILENCE, SECRET show it both from positive and negative sides, and at the same time indicate the binary character of the concepts under analysis and their ambiguity.

Published
2020

3. Ambiguität und gesellschaftliche Ordnung im Mittelalter. 21. Tagung des Brackweder Arbeitskreises für Mittelalterforschung.

Author

Hoffarth, Christian

Subjects
*MIDDLE Ages, *MEDIEVAL social life & customs, *AMBIGUITY, *GENDER differences (Sociology), *HISTORY, *NAMES, *CONFERENCES & conventions, IMMIGRATION & emigration in Italy
Abstract

The article presents a report from a November 21-22, 2014 conference in Essen, Germany on ambiguity and the social order of the Middle Ages hosted by the Brackweder Arbeitskreis für Mittelalterforschung Middle Ages research society. Topics of presentations delivered included the role of ethnicity in migrations to and from Lucca, Italy in the eighth to tenth centuries, an analysis of Scandinavian names in the records of the Benedictine abbey in Reichenau, Germany, and the role of gender differences and ambiguous sexuality in determining social roles in Bologna, Italy.

Published
2015

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