Demiurgen in der Krise: Architektenfiguren in der Literatur nach 1945
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Berlin: Ripperger & Kremers , 2013. 352 p.
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TY - BOOK
T1 - Demiurgen in der Krise
T2 - Architektenfiguren in der Literatur nach 1945
AU - Pogoda, Sarah
PY - 2013/9/1
Y1 - 2013/9/1
N2 - Reconstruction of a cultural history of the architect as a demiurge, beginning with Plato's Timaios and completing with Peter Sloterdijk's Sphärologie, in order to analyse the metaphorical dimensions of architects in fiction, ranging from immediate post-war literature through to GDR and contemporary literature. The analysis of more than 60 novels, short stories and plays revealed hidden discourses on ideas and mentalities linked to changing understanding of a ‘demiurgian humanism‘ – a concept that is in its German specification still employed in the self-understanding of the ‘Berlin Republic‘ today.
AB - Reconstruction of a cultural history of the architect as a demiurge, beginning with Plato's Timaios and completing with Peter Sloterdijk's Sphärologie, in order to analyse the metaphorical dimensions of architects in fiction, ranging from immediate post-war literature through to GDR and contemporary literature. The analysis of more than 60 novels, short stories and plays revealed hidden discourses on ideas and mentalities linked to changing understanding of a ‘demiurgian humanism‘ – a concept that is in its German specification still employed in the self-understanding of the ‘Berlin Republic‘ today.
KW - German Literature
KW - post-1945
KW - architecture
M3 - Llyfr
SN - 978-3-943999-00-6
BT - Demiurgen in der Krise
PB - Ripperger & Kremers
CY - Berlin
ER -