Studien zur Reiseliteratur- und Imagologieforschung

ISSN: 1430-4899

Die Buchreihe “Studien zur Reiseliteratur- und Imagologieforschung“ präsentiert aktuelle Studien aus dem Fachbereich Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaft mit Schwerpunkten in der Ethnologie und Kulturwissenschaft. Behandelte Themen sind die Kultur- und Literaturgeschichte des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts, Reiseliteratur und -kultur, deutsche Literatur seit 1945 sowie interkulturelle Hermeneutik. Die Buchreihe “Studien zur Reiseliteratur- und Imagologieforschung“ präsentiert aktuelle Studien aus dem Fachbereich Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaft mit Schwerpunkten in der Ethnologie und Kulturwissenschaft. Behandelte Themen sind die Kultur- und Literaturgeschichte des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts, Reiseliteratur und -kultur, deutsche Literatur seit 1945 sowie interkulturelle Hermeneutik. Die Buchreihe “Studien zur Reiseliteratur- und Imagologieforschung“ präsentiert aktuelle Studien aus dem Fachbereich Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaft mit Schwerpunkten in der Ethnologie und Kulturwissenschaft. Behandelte Themen sind die Kultur- und Literaturgeschichte des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts, Reiseliteratur und -kultur, deutsche Literatur seit 1945 sowie interkulturelle Hermeneutik.

9 publications

Sport in East and Southeast Asian Societies

ISSN: 2689-3479

10 publications

Music and Society in Asia

ISSN: 2770-209X

2 publications

Argumentos y Debates

ISSN: 2751-5990

6 publications

Comparative Literary and Film Studies: Europe, Japan and the Third World

ISSN: 0899-9902

1 publications

Frankfurter China-Studien

5 publications

Studies in Asia-Pacific "Mixed Race"

This series will focus on the construction of ‘mixed race’ or creole identities within the Asia-Pacific region. There has been considerable discussion of ‘mixed race’ within European and American contexts (mestiza, hapa, metis, beur, etc) but comparatively little has been said about the many ‘biracial’ and 'multiracial’ populations within the Asia-Pacific. Economic globalisation demands that people cross national borders with increasing frequency. This means that new ‘mixed race’ identities are a prominent feature of the contemporary world. The series examines this contemporary importance from a variety of disciplinary perspectives as well as considering the ways that ‘mixed race’ categories were in the past constructed out of the colonial encounter. The series accepts monographs, collected papers and conference proceedings. This series will focus on the construction of ‘mixed race’ or creole identities within the Asia-Pacific region. There has been considerable discussion of ‘mixed race’ within European and American contexts (mestiza, hapa, metis, beur, etc) but comparatively little has been said about the many ‘biracial’ and 'multiracial’ populations within the Asia-Pacific. Economic globalisation demands that people cross national borders with increasing frequency. This means that new ‘mixed race’ identities are a prominent feature of the contemporary world. The series examines this contemporary importance from a variety of disciplinary perspectives as well as considering the ways that ‘mixed race’ categories were in the past constructed out of the colonial encounter. The series accepts monographs, collected papers and conference proceedings. This series will focus on the construction of ‘mixed race’ or creole identities within the Asia-Pacific region. There has been considerable discussion of ‘mixed race’ within European and American contexts (mestiza, hapa, metis, beur, etc) but comparatively little has been said about the many ‘biracial’ and 'multiracial’ populations within the Asia-Pacific. Economic globalisation demands that people cross national borders with increasing frequency. This means that new ‘mixed race’ identities are a prominent feature of the contemporary world. The series examines this contemporary importance from a variety of disciplinary perspectives as well as considering the ways that ‘mixed race’ categories were in the past constructed out of the colonial encounter. The series accepts monographs, collected papers and conference proceedings.

4 publications

International Relations in Asia, Africa and the Americas

ISSN: 2511-588X

International Relations in Asia, Africa and the Americas: Politics, Economy, Society – Transdisciplinary Perspectives publishes high quality studies of contemporary non-European problems, connected with politics, economics, social issues, cultural studies, as well as broadly understood international relations. Both theoretically driven and empirical research based publications are welcomed. Monographs and essay collections on the Asia-Pacific, African and American issues are invited, focusing especially on newest developments in those regions. Publications proposals are reviewed by series editors and after initial acceptance blind review procedure is initiated. Based on the results of this blind review process, given titles are published. Please, send initial proposals to Marcin Grabowski (marcin.grabowski@uj.edu.pl).

29 publications

Aachener Beiträge zur vergleichenden Soziologie und zur China-Forschung

13 publications