Mon compte    Panier   English  Deutsch  Français   BOOKSHOP AUTEURS SERVICES LIEUX D'ÉDITION  Highlights  Bestsellers  Livres    Recherche    Nouveautés    Disciplines    Manuels    Liste des auteurs    Liste des titres    Aide  Nouveautés  Disciplines  Manuels  Collections  Revues  Droits et licences  The Past in the Present  Download catalogues  Informations Recherche rapide par Mot-clé par Auteur par Titre par ISBN ------------- par Collections par ISSN ------------- Peter Lang Website Recherche avancée Plan du site Contact Page d’accueil  Un livre-phare Turner-Sadler, Joanne African American History  Ont retenu votre attention Kowalik, Jill Anne Theology and Dehumanization Haney, Randy G. Text and Concept Analysis in ... Frank, Tibor Double Exile Lazzaro-Weis, Carol M. Confused Epiphanies Olivos, Edward M. The Power of Parents  Détails Recommander cet ouvrage à quelqu'un   Kowalik, Jill Anne  Disponible  Theology and Dehumanization Trauma, Grief, and Pathological Mourning in Seventeenth and Eighteenth-Century German Thought and Literature Edited by Gail K. Hart In Collaboration with Ursula Mahlendorf, Thomas P. Saine and Hans Medick Collection:  Berliner Beiträge zur Literatur- und Kulturgeschichte  Vol. 5 Année de publication: 2009 Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles, New York, Oxford, Wien, 2009. 186 pp., 5 fig. ISBN 978-3-631-59092-8  hardback [Commander un exempl. de presse]      [Acquérir la licence, droits de traduction] [Droit de reproduction ] [Version PDF] Prix de vente SFR 58.00 €* 39.80 €** 40.90 € 37.20 £ 33.50 US-$ 57.95   *  comprend la TVA - uniquement valable pour l'Allemagne  [Devise de facturation]    **  comprend la TVA - uniquement valable pour l'Autriche Discipline(s)   Langues et littérature germaniques   Littérature générale et comparée   Psychologie Texte de présentation In this posthumous volume Jill Anne Kowalik analyzes pathological grief in 17th and 18th-century Germany. Early chapters outline the methodological prerequisites and the main theoretical underpinnings for her multidisciplinary study of mentality and give an overview of the theories and practices of consolation in the Western tradition. She traces the origins of pathological grief to the trauma of the Thirty Years War, and analyzes mourning practices as evidenced by funeral sermons for their punitive theological content. Rather than helping, these practices actually intensified the trauma of loss. The second part of the volume addresses the work of German writers such as Moritz, Nietzsche, Freud, and Goethe for their psychologically acute depiction of the effects of pathological mourning. Contenu Contents: Trauma and Grief in Early Modern Central Europe: The Contours of the Problem - A Brief History of Consolation: Ancient and Early Christian Contexts - Early Modern German Protestant Trostschriften - Trauma in the Seventeenth Century - Critical-Theoretical Interlude I: Freudian Paradigms and German Literary Criticism - Pietist Grief, Empfindsamkeit, and Werther - Critical-Theoretical Interlude II: Moritz and Nietzsche on Ausschweifung as Repression - Feminine Identity Formation in Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre - Trauma and Memory in the Wahlverwandtschaften. Auteur(s) - Responsable(s) de publication The Author: Jill Anne Kowalik (1948-2003) received her Ph.D. in German at Stanford University (USA) and was Associate Professor of German at the University of California, Los Angeles. She studied both theoretical and clinical applications of psychoanalysis at the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Society and Institute and elsewhere. Her work on German literature and the history of consolation was founded on her deep engagement with psychoanalysis.      Haut de page Imprimer cette page
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