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Taschenbuch. Condition: Wie neu. Nachahmung, Täuschung, Experte, Universität, Literatur, Betrug, Liebe, Gegenwartskultur, Theatralität, Hochstapelei, Elite, Kulturgeschichte, Lüge, Kulturelle Praxis.

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Hardback. Condition: New. A Wittgensteinian approach to the multi-disciplinary and pluralistic study of popular culture.This collected volume makes an incisive contribution to the field of philosophy of culture, filling a gap between the relevant scholarship in cultural studies and philosophy. It focuses on Wittgenstein as a philosopher deeply concerned with culture, and aims to establish his work as an alternative to existing (Marxist, post-structuralist, etc.) approaches to the study and criticism of popular culture. In a series of essays, this volume showcases the great - and largely overlooked - potential of Wittgenstein's philosophical method for cultural studies: Here, we find a particularist methodology for studying popular culture that 'clarifies' standards of measurement in discussing such issues as the 'quality' of art. Through conceptual clarification, we can gain a properly pluralistic understanding of normative dimensions in culture without collapsing into either relativism or generalised constructivism. In avoiding what Wittgenstein characterises as 'void and unfair' generalisations, his philosophy seems very well suited to the study of popular mass art, mass media and popular subcultures.The essays outline the methodological framework of Wittgensteinian approaches to philosophy and conceptual analysis. Each essay demonstrates their merits by looking at particular examples such as analyses of popular films and TV series, detective fiction, comics, or shared practices of fandom, and by engaging with and analysing approaches to criticism of pop in a Wittgensteinian way (e.g., following up on work by the Frankfurt school, Roger Scruton).Section 1 ('Wittgenstein on culture and the popular') lays the conceptual groundwork in highlighting the pluralistic ways in which Wittgenstein conceives 'culture'. Section 2 ('Wittgenstein and popular culture') focusses on how Wittgensteinian methods of analysis and criticism enhance our understanding of popular culture either by offering an application of Wittgensteinian thinking to concrete examples out of a wide range of possible materials or by confronting Wittgenstein with another theoretical approach to the field of popular culture. The essays in section 3 ('Wittgenstein in popular culture') will showcase, then, the different ways in which Wittgenstein and his work have themselves become points of reference in popular culture, including (but not limited to) the iconicity of the philosophical genius writing his masterpiece in the trenches of the First World War, the appropriation of isolated concepts outside their philosophical context ('family resemblance') or the uses of Wittgenstein's gnomic sentences in the form of quotes wavering between brilliance and banality ('What one cannot speak of, thereof one must be silent').…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This volume makes an incisive contribution to the field of philosophy of culture, filling a gap between the relevant scholarship in cultural studies and philosophy.In outlining the potential of Wittgenstein's philosophy for the study and criticism of popular culture, it aims to establish his work as an alternative or addition to existing approaches (Marxist, post-structuralist, etc.) in the field of popular culture theory. The essays outline the methodological framework of Wittgensteinian approaches to philosophy and conceptual analysis. Each essay demonstrates their merits by looking at particular examples such as analyses of popular films and TV series, detective fiction, comics, or shared practices of fandom. Thus, we encounter varieties of what it means to engage with approaches to criticism of pop in a Wittgensteinian way. This volume makes an incisive contribution to the field of philosophy of culture in outlining the potential of Wittgenstein's philosophy for the study of popular culture, focusing on concrete examples: from detective fiction and comics, to TV series and football fandom. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. A Wittgensteinian approach to the multi-disciplinary and pluralistic study of popular culture.This collected volume makes an incisive contribution to the field of philosophy of culture, filling a gap between the relevant scholarship in cultural studies and philosophy. It focuses on Wittgenstein as a philosopher deeply concerned with culture, and aims to establish his work as an alternative to existing (Marxist, post-structuralist, etc.) approaches to the study and criticism of popular culture. In a series of essays, this volume showcases the great - and largely overlooked - potential of Wittgenstein's philosophical method for cultural studies: Here, we find a particularist methodology for studying popular culture that 'clarifies' standards of measurement in discussing such issues as the 'quality' of art. Through conceptual clarification, we can gain a properly pluralistic understanding of normative dimensions in culture without collapsing into either relativism or generalised constructivism. In avoiding what Wittgenstein characterises as 'void and unfair' generalisations, his philosophy seems very well suited to the study of popular mass art, mass media and popular subcultures.The essays outline the methodological framework of Wittgensteinian approaches to philosophy and conceptual analysis. Each essay demonstrates their merits by looking at particular examples such as analyses of popular films and TV series, detective fiction, comics, or shared practices of fandom, and by engaging with and analysing approaches to criticism of pop in a Wittgensteinian way (e.g., following up on work by the Frankfurt school, Roger Scruton).Section 1 ('Wittgenstein on culture and the popular') lays the conceptual groundwork in highlighting the pluralistic ways in which Wittgenstein conceives 'culture'. Section 2 ('Wittgenstein and popular culture') focusses on how Wittgensteinian methods of analysis and criticism enhance our understanding of popular culture either by offering an application of Wittgensteinian thinking to concrete examples out of a wide range of possible materials or by confronting Wittgenstein with another theoretical approach to the field of popular culture. The essays in section 3 ('Wittgenstein in popular culture') will showcase, then, the different ways in which Wittgenstein and his work have themselves become points of reference in popular culture, including (but not limited to) the iconicity of the philosophical genius writing his masterpiece in the trenches of the First World War, the appropriation of isolated concepts outside their philosophical context ('family resemblance') or the uses of Wittgenstein's gnomic sentences in the form of quotes wavering between brilliance and banality ('What one cannot speak of, thereof one must be silent').…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Untersuchungen kulturwissenschaftlicher Aspekte der Kalendertexte des »Rheinländischen Hausfreunds« zum 200. Todestag von Johann Peter Hebel (1770-1826).Mit den Kalendertexten des »Rheinländischen Hausfreunds« avancierte Johann Peter Hebel (1760-1826) zum »populären Klassiker« (R. Minder), dessen Texte sich einer bis heute ungebrochenen Beliebtheit erfreuen.Die Autor\*innen des Bandes zeigen in exemplarischen Lektüren die vielfältigen Anschlussmöglichkeiten von Hebels kalendarischen Texten an aktuelle kulturwissenschaftliche Phänomene und Debatten auf. Dazu zählen etwa Zirkulationsweisen kleiner Formen, journalistische Publikationsformate und serielle Schreibweisen, Konzepte des Populären und Praktiken der Popularisierung von Wissen oder Phänomene des medienkulturhistorischen Wandels im Verständnis von Zeit und Gegenwart. Die Vielseitigkeit von Hebels kalendarischem Schreiben wird durch die Vielfalt der medienkulturwissenschaftlichen Forschungsperspektiven gespiegelt. An Hebels 200. Todestag zeigt sich so erneut die andauernde Lebendigkeit seiner Texte. 292 pp. Deutsch.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Untersuchungen kulturwissenschaftlicher Aspekte der Kalendertexte des »Rheinländischen Hausfreunds« zum 200. Todestag von Johann Peter Hebel (1770-1826).Mit den Kalendertexten des »Rheinländischen Hausfreunds« avancierte Johann Peter Hebel (1760-1826) zum »populären Klassiker« (R. Minder), dessen Texte sich einer bis heute ungebrochenen Beliebtheit erfreuen.Die Autor\*innen des Bandes zeigen in exemplarischen Lektüren die vielfältigen Anschlussmöglichkeiten von Hebels kalendarischen Texten an aktuelle kulturwissenschaftliche Phänomene und Debatten auf. Dazu zählen etwa Zirkulationsweisen kleiner Formen, journalistische Publikationsformate und serielle Schreibweisen, Konzepte des Populären und Praktiken der Popularisierung von Wissen oder Phänomene des medienkulturhistorischen Wandels im Verständnis von Zeit und Gegenwart. Die Vielseitigkeit von Hebels kalendarischem Schreiben wird durch die Vielfalt der medienkulturwissenschaftlichen Forschungsperspektiven gespiegelt. An Hebels 200. Todestag zeigt sich so erneut die andauernde Lebendigkeit seiner Texte. 292 pp. Deutsch.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This volume makes an incisive contribution to the field of philosophy of culture, filling a gap between the relevant scholarship in cultural studies and philosophy. In outlining the potential of Wittgenstein's philosophy for the study and criticism of popular culture, it aims to establish his work as an alternative or addition to existing approaches (Marxist, post-structuralist, etc.) in the field of popular culture theory. The essays outline the methodological framework of Wittgensteinian approaches to philosophy and conceptual analysis. Each essay demonstrates their merits by looking at particular examples such as analyses of popular films and TV series, detective fiction, comics, or shared practices of fandom. Thus, we encounter varieties of what it means to engage with approaches to criticism of pop in a Wittgensteinian way. …

Hardback. Condition: New. A Wittgensteinian approach to the multi-disciplinary and pluralistic study of popular culture.This collected volume makes an incisive contribution to the field of philosophy of culture, filling a gap between the relevant scholarship in cultural studies and philosophy. It focuses on Wittgenstein as a philosopher deeply concerned with culture, and aims to establish his work as an alternative to existing (Marxist, post-structuralist, etc.) approaches to the study and criticism of popular culture. In a series of essays, this volume showcases the great - and largely overlooked - potential of Wittgenstein's philosophical method for cultural studies: Here, we find a particularist methodology for studying popular culture that 'clarifies' standards of measurement in discussing such issues as the 'quality' of art. Through conceptual clarification, we can gain a properly pluralistic understanding of normative dimensions in culture without collapsing into either relativism or generalised constructivism. In avoiding what Wittgenstein characterises as 'void and unfair' generalisations, his philosophy seems very well suited to the study of popular mass art, mass media and popular subcultures.The essays outline the methodological framework of Wittgensteinian approaches to philosophy and conceptual analysis. Each essay demonstrates their merits by looking at particular examples such as analyses of popular films and TV series, detective fiction, comics, or shared practices of fandom, and by engaging with and analysing approaches to criticism of pop in a Wittgensteinian way (e.g., following up on work by the Frankfurt school, Roger Scruton).Section 1 ('Wittgenstein on culture and the popular') lays the conceptual groundwork in highlighting the pluralistic ways in which Wittgenstein conceives 'culture'. Section 2 ('Wittgenstein and popular culture') focusses on how Wittgensteinian methods of analysis and criticism enhance our understanding of popular culture either by offering an application of Wittgensteinian thinking to concrete examples out of a wide range of possible materials or by confronting Wittgenstein with another theoretical approach to the field of popular culture. The essays in section 3 ('Wittgenstein in popular culture') will showcase, then, the different ways in which Wittgenstein and his work have themselves become points of reference in popular culture, including (but not limited to) the iconicity of the philosophical genius writing his masterpiece in the trenches of the First World War, the appropriation of isolated concepts outside their philosophical context ('family resemblance') or the uses of Wittgenstein's gnomic sentences in the form of quotes wavering between brilliance and banality ('What one cannot speak of, thereof one must be silent').…

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Hardback. Condition: New. A Wittgensteinian approach to the multi-disciplinary and pluralistic study of popular culture.This collected volume makes an incisive contribution to the field of philosophy of culture, filling a gap between the relevant scholarship in cultural studies and philosophy. It focuses on Wittgenstein as a philosopher deeply concerned with culture, and aims to establish his work as an alternative to existing (Marxist, post-structuralist, etc.) approaches to the study and criticism of popular culture. In a series of essays, this volume showcases the great - and largely overlooked - potential of Wittgenstein's philosophical method for cultural studies: Here, we find a particularist methodology for studying popular culture that 'clarifies' standards of measurement in discussing such issues as the 'quality' of art. Through conceptual clarification, we can gain a properly pluralistic understanding of normative dimensions in culture without collapsing into either relativism or generalised constructivism. In avoiding what Wittgenstein characterises as 'void and unfair' generalisations, his philosophy seems very well suited to the study of popular mass art, mass media and popular subcultures.The essays outline the methodological framework of Wittgensteinian approaches to philosophy and conceptual analysis. Each essay demonstrates their merits by looking at particular examples such as analyses of popular films and TV series, detective fiction, comics, or shared practices of fandom, and by engaging with and analysing approaches to criticism of pop in a Wittgensteinian way (e.g., following up on work by the Frankfurt school, Roger Scruton).Section 1 ('Wittgenstein on culture and the popular') lays the conceptual groundwork in highlighting the pluralistic ways in which Wittgenstein conceives 'culture'. Section 2 ('Wittgenstein and popular culture') focusses on how Wittgensteinian methods of analysis and criticism enhance our understanding of popular culture either by offering an application of Wittgensteinian thinking to concrete examples out of a wide range of possible materials or by confronting Wittgenstein with another theoretical approach to the field of popular culture. The essays in section 3 ('Wittgenstein in popular culture') will showcase, then, the different ways in which Wittgenstein and his work have themselves become points of reference in popular culture, including (but not limited to) the iconicity of the philosophical genius writing his masterpiece in the trenches of the First World War, the appropriation of isolated concepts outside their philosophical context ('family resemblance') or the uses of Wittgenstein's gnomic sentences in the form of quotes wavering between brilliance and banality ('What one cannot speak of, thereof one must be silent').…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Untersuchungen kulturwissenschaftlicher Aspekte der Kalendertexte des »Rheinländischen Hausfreunds« zum 200. Todestag von Johann Peter Hebel (1770-1826).Mit den Kalendertexten des »Rheinländischen Hausfreunds« avancierte Johann Peter Hebel (1760-1826) zum »populären Klassiker« (R. Minder), dessen Texte sich einer bis heute ungebrochenen Beliebtheit erfreuen.Die Autor\*innen des Bandes zeigen in exemplarischen Lektüren die vielfältigen Anschlussmöglichkeiten von Hebels kalendarischen Texten an aktuelle kulturwissenschaftliche Phänomene und Debatten auf. Dazu zählen etwa Zirkulationsweisen kleiner Formen, journalistische Publikationsformate und serielle Schreibweisen, Konzepte des Populären und Praktiken der Popularisierung von Wissen oder Phänomene des medienkulturhistorischen Wandels im Verständnis von Zeit und Gegenwart. Die Vielseitigkeit von Hebels kalendarischem Schreiben wird durch die Vielfalt der medienkulturwissenschaftlichen Forschungsperspektiven gespiegelt. An Hebels 200. Todestag zeigt sich so erneut die andauernde Lebendigkeit seiner Texte.…

Herder, Freiburg, 1967.Kosmologische Vorstellungen in Dokumenten aus zwei Jahrhunderten,271 S.,10 Abb.,Ln.U.--- 750 Gramm.