“Rich Seeds We Must Sow … But If Only a Few Will Take”

Articles in the same Issue

1. Portrait of an Interdisciplinary Life. John Neubauer zum 70. Geburtstag
2. Introduction
3. Thought-Images: A Brief History of Time
4. The Return of the Dinosaurs: About Scientific Imagination and its Affects
5. Borders and Monuments: Goethe's Reconstruction of the World as Knowledge
6. History, Theory and Abraham Gottlob Werner
7. Mynheer Peeperkorn's Fever
8. Introduction
9. History, Empire, Opera
10. Music Albums: A Tiny Gesamtkunstwerk?
11. Listening to Kurt Schwitters' Ursonate. A Dadaistic-Romantic transposition d'arts?
12. Introduction
13. Reading Melling's Voyage pittoresque de Constantinople. Topography and Control
14. Penumbra
15. Bruno Freddi's Vissuto
16. From Stony Facts to Paper Flowers
17. Picturing It. The Issue of Visuality in the Classical Theory of Metaphor
18. Introduction
19. The Practical Use of Historiography: from Haffner to Herodotus
20. The Gap between Hannah Arendt and Franz Kafka
21. Literature and Art in History
22. Cultural Memory, Cultural History and Cultural Canons in the Third Millennium
23. Cross-border Histories
24. Introduction
25. The Intolerable
26. History, Theory and the Middle Voice
27. Sacred Memory or Relics: Should Holocaust Documents Be Altered?
28. Blasting the Historical Continuum: Stories of my Grandmother
29. Der Erlkönig in Sarajevo: Did the monument forecast the catastrophe?
30. Introduction
31. Hans Mayer – Ansichten eines komparatistischen Außenseiters
32. Mastering Adolescence in the Age of Cultural Studies
33. Bamboozled by Literature
34. Arguments for a Cross-Cultural Literary History. Theoretical and Practical Implications
35. Comparative Literary History, Theory and Practice: John Neubauer's Contribution
36. “Rich Seeds We Must Sow … But If Only a Few Will Take”
37. John Neubauer's Cultural Geographies
38. The Marathon Man
39. Embracing the Horizon
40. Rezensionen