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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First edition. Large octavo in pale orange-brown jacket; 195 pages: illustrations (b&w photos); 23 cm; bibliographical references. Papers presented at a symposium held in Jawaharlal Nehru University, 15-16 Mar. 1995. R?fugi?s juifs -- Inde -- Histoire -- 20e si?cle -- Congr?s. Ethnic relations. Jewish refugees. Juden Auswanderung Einwanderung Joden. Vluchtelingen. Tweede Wereldoorlog. Jewish refugees -- India -- History -- 20th century. Juifs -- Migrations. Juifs allemands -- Inde. Juifs d'Europe centrale -- Inde. History. Konferenzschrift. Time: 1900-1999 Geschichte 1933-1945. Geographic: India -- Ethnic relations -- Congresses. India. Britisch-Indien Israel Indien India -- Ethnic relations. Inde -- ?migration et immigration. Juden. South Asia. Fine in fine jacket in archival mylar. As new. …

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Condition: Gut. 1. Auflage. XLII, 272 S. Innen sehr sauber. Göttinger Beiträge zur internationalen Übersetzungsforschung Bd. 15. (Inliegend ein von Horst Turk unterzeichneter Brief.) Die Beiträge des vorliegenden Bandes untersuchen ein besonders breit gefächertes Feld der deutsch-indischen Kulturkontakte. Zunächst werden in einem konzeptionellen Teil aus übersetzungswissenschaftlicher, theologischer, historiographischer und kulturwissenschaftlicher Perspektive die kategorialen Rahmenbedingungen abgesteckt. Der sich anschließende exemplarische Teil stellt unter Verwendung von komparatistischen, übersetzungsanalytischen, sozialanthropologischen und literaturwissenschaftlichen Methoden literarische Fallbeispiele aus dem 19. und 20. Jahrhundert vor. Die verschiedenen Beiträge versuchen auf diese Weise am Beispiel des deutsch-indischen Dialogs einen historischen, systematischen und übersetzungsanalytischen Einblick in das Problemfeld interkultureller Kontakte zu geben. deu 1. Stock 147|7510DB Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 444 22,5x15,5 cm. Taschenbuch in gutem Zustand. Untere Ecke sehr leicht bestoßen.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. This volume is a collection of papers based on the idea that the concept of 'similarity' could offer a new, alternative approach in Cultural Studies, as compared to the hitherto dominant paradigm of 'difference'. The concepts of identity and otherness are becoming ever-more questionable, not least due to global political events of the last few decades. The assumption of distinct cultural identities in an era of postmodern migratory flows seems increasingly inadequate. Though the postcolonial critique of identity has emphasized alterity and hybridity, this has remained within the paradigm of difference as an overall perspective. For these reasons, it is important not only to discuss but also to reflect upon whether a concept of similarity, which offers an alternative way of examining our complex cultural world, can be developed alongside a concept of difference. The essays presented in this volume come from literary and cultural studies, from philosophy, political science, sociology, ethnology and history. They are arranged according to their systematic perspectives: the first part of the book deals with conceptual attempts to establish the relevance of 'similarity' for Cultural Studies, while the second part is devoted to testing different areas and models of application. The essays explore the theoretical range of the concept of similarity in historical and systematic terms. Similarity is seen not only a heuristic concept, but also as an argument and an alternative option in cultural practice. That is why it was discredited by suggesting that it supported an assimilationist position leading to a forceful adjustment of cultures, gender or religion. In addition, similarity and thinking in similarity were supposedly part of a premodern way of thinking belonging to other times and places, part of the primitive stages of culture or a premodern epoch, and therefore of a different order of things (Foucault) that was distinct from a rationalist modern epoch in which only exact concepts are valid. Thinking in similarity does in fact oppose the desire to draw precise borders and exact definitions. But this supposed drawback can be an advantage when dealing with complex phenomena of culture where fluid transitions, multiple overlappings and broad spatial borders are given. The specific epistemological achievement of the category of similarity consists in offering new ways of seeing the diffuse dynamics and fuzzy relations characteristic of our contemporary complex and entangled world. Thinking about similarity should not be (mis-) understood as a false form of harmonization or as a levelling of differences. Rather, considerations of similarity contain a subversive potential to expose the claimed antagonisms and radical incompatibilities of opposition and differences as nothing more than ideology.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This volume is a collection of papers based on the idea that the concept of similarity could offer a new, alternative approach in culture studies, as compared to the hitherto dominant paradigm of difference. The concepts of identity and otherness are both becoming ever more questionable, not least due to global political events of the last few decades. The assumption of distinct cultural identities in the era of postmodern migratory flows seems increasingly inadequate. Though the postcolonial critique of identity has emphasized alterity and hybridity, this has remained within the paradigm of difference as an overall perspective. For these reasons, it is important not only to discuss, but also to reflect upon whether a concept of similarity can be developed alongside the concept of difference which has hitherto dominated culture studies. The category of similarity offers an alternative for examining our complex cultural world.This book seeks to introduce and explore important and exemplary interpretations of similarity for research in culture studies. The essays presented here come from literary and cultural studies, from philosophy, political science, sociology, ethnology, and history. The essays are arranged according to their systematic perspectives: the first part of the book deals with conceptual attempts to establish the relevance of similarity for culture studies, while the second part is devoted to testing different areas and models of application. The book explores the theoretical range of the concept of similarity in historical and systematic terms. Similarity is seen not only as a heuristic concept, but also as an argument and an alternative option in cultural practice. That is why it was discredited by suggesting that it supported an assimilationist position leading to a forceful adjustment of cultures, gender, or religion. In addition, similarity and thinking in similarity were supposedly part of a premodern way of thinking belonging to other times and places, part of primitive stages of culture or a premodern epoch, and therefore part of a different order of things which was distinct from a rationalist modern epoch in which only exact concepts are valid. Thinking in similarity does in fact oppose the desire to draw precise borders and exact definitions. But this supposed drawback can be an advantage when dealing with complex phenomena of culture where fluid transitions, multiple overlappings, and broad spatial borders are given. The specific epistemological achievement of the category of similarity consists in offering new ways of seeing the diffuse dynamics and fuzzy relations characteristic of our contemporary complex and entangled world. Thinking about similarity opens different possibilities for dealing with the problems of complex societies than do methodologies focused on differences. Thinking about similarity should not be (mis-)understood as a false form of harmonization or leveling of differences. Rather, considerations of similarity contain a subversive potential to expose the claimed antagonisms and radical incompatibilities of opposition, differences, as nothing more than ideology. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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