285 research outputs found
Subito : Gegenwart in Rainald Goetz’ Heute Morgen-Komplex
No full textMasterarbeit, Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, 2017Das Thema von Rainald Goetz – Autor der Bücher Irre, Krieg, Kontrolliert, Festung, Heute Morgen und Schlucht – ist die Gegenwart: Wahrnehmung, Beschreibung und Kritik aus seinem gelebten Leben heraus. Leben heißt Handeln und Handeln heißt bei Rainald Goetz auch immer Schreiben.
In keinem anderen Werkabschnitt hat sich Rainald Goetz so umfassend mit der Gegenwart beschäftigt und sich so umfangreich zu ihr geäußert, wie in dem in den 90er Jahren entstandenen Heute Morgen-Komplex. Durch die Aufnahme früherer Schreibtechniken und die Ausbildung späterer können die fünf Bücher dieses Werkkomplexes, wenn nicht als repräsentativ, so doch als exemplarisch für die Poetik Rainald Goetz’ angesehen werden.
Diese Arbeit will dem Werk Rainald Goetz’ vom »Zauberort des Geistes und des Geistigen«, wie die Universität bei ihm bezeichnet wird, entgegentreten. Denn wo alle Ordnung wahnhaft ist und das wesentliche Strukturmerkmal der Welterfassung Expansion heißt, muss eine Ordnung gefunden werden, um Leben, Werk und Wirkung Rainald Goetz’ zu fassen. Die dazu notwendigen Kategorien sind Autor, Text und Leser. Anhand dieser soll der Komplex inhaltlich, formal und rezeptiv gefasst, analysiert und dargestellt werden, um Rainald Goetz’ Umgang mit der Gegenwart im Einzelnen betrachten und im Ganzen darstellen zu können.
»Und jetzt, los ihr Ärsche, ab ins Subito.«The subject of Rainald Goetz – author of the books Irre, Krieg, Kontrolliert, Festung, Heute Morgen and Schlucht – is the present: perception, description and criticism on the basis of his own life. For Goetz living means acting and acting always means writing.
In no other section of his work has Rainald Goetz dealt with the present so comprehensively and commented on it as extensively as in the Heute Morgen-Complex, created in the 90s. By including earlier writing techniques and the later development of further ones, the five books of this work complex can be regarded, if not as representative, but as exemplary for the poetics of Rainald Goetz.
This thesis seeks to counter the work of Rainald Goetz of the »magic place of spirit and the spiritual«, as the university is called by him. For where all order is delusional and the essential structural world-conception is expansion, an order must be found to grasp the life, work and impact of Rainald Goetz. The necessary categories for this purpose are author, text and reader. On this basis, the complex will be summarized, analyzed and presented in terms of content, form and receptivity, in order to be able to view Rainald Goetz’ handling of the present in detail and to present it as a whole.
»And now, you suckers, to the subito.
Land Grabbing and Home Country Development : Chinese and British Land Acquisitions in Comparative Perspective /
No full textBetween 2000 and 2016, China and the UK acquired large areas of land through investment projects in Sub-Saharan Africa. Illustrated by numerous rich and nuanced empirical accounts of such projects, Ariane Goetz explains the global phenomenon of 'land grabbing' from the perspective of two investor countries. She reflects on Chinese and British public policy, state-society relations, national developmental contexts, ideologies, and international relations and thereby gives insights into the political economies that enable these investments as well as the development ambitions and institutionalized paradigms of which they form a part.Between 2000 and 2016, China and the UK acquired large areas of land through investment projects in Sub-Saharan Africa. Illustrated by numerous rich and nuanced empirical accounts of such projects, Ariane Goetz explains the global phenomenon of 'land grabbing' from the perspective of two investor countries. She reflects on Chinese and British public policy, state-society relations, national developmental contexts, ideologies, and international relations and thereby gives insights into the political economies that enable these investments as well as the development ambitions and institutionalized paradigms of which they form a part.Online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 23. Mai 2019).Includes bibliographical references (pages [305]-368).Added to collection customer.56279.
Season 7 Episode 3: Suburban Christianity
No full textIf you live in the suburbs, you see SUVs, large yards, and the latest greatest tractor mowers. But you don\u27t see poor people struggling to keep their kids from dropping out of school or worse. Dave Goetz, author of Death by Suburb: How to Keep the Suburbs from Killing Your Soul, discusses with host Shirley Hoogstra the costs of insulating our lives too much. Episode #703
Students read from their original, award wining works at the 2006 Michigan State University Student Writers Awards Night
No full textAt the 2006 Michigan State University Student Writers Awards Night, students read from their original, award wining works. Readers include: double winner Nicholas Miller, Lauren Linsalata, Patrick Walchak, and Chris Goetz. The event is convened and hosted by MSU Professor of English and co-director of Film Studies Jeff Wray. A special appearance to present awards is made by noted author Paul Beatty. Part of the MSU Libraries' Michigan Writers Series. Held in the MSU Main Library
Prole politics – adaptation as appropriation of techno in the works of Rainald Goetz
No full textIn this article, I will argue for a different notion of adaptation as a form of appropriation that allows a more productive analysis of the literary works of German author Rainald Goetz. Therefore I will draw on a specific understanding of pop music, which derives from Diedrich Diederichsen 'Über Pop-Musik' (On pop music). According to Diederichsen, pop-music is not limited to certain kinds of music, but moreover to the practices pop-music entails
Zeit, Literatur und Sinn: Zu den Poetiken von Botho Strauß und Rainald Goetz
No full textDiese Arbeit befasst sich mit den Poetiken von Botho Strauß und Rainald Goetz, in denen Zeit und Literatur sowie Zeiterfahrung und Sinnerfahrung auf der Ebene der Sinnkonstruktion in der Literatur eng verknüpft sind. Botho Strauß, ein reaktionärer Autor, und Rainald Goetz, ein anti-elitärer Pop-Autor, betrachten trotz ihrer gegensätzlich konzipierten poetologischen Programme die Literatur als den besten Möglichkeitsraum der Sinnherstellung und Sinnerfahrung. Davon ausgehend untersucht diese Arbeit ihre Poetiken, nämlich die Poetik der Erinnerung (Strauß) und die Poetik des Jetzt (Goetz) und versucht dabei, den Umgang der beiden Schriftsteller mit der Zeit, der Sprache und der Welt zu beleuchten. Grundlegend für die gesamte Analyse ist der Gesichtspunkt, dass es in ihren Poetiken unter anderem um ein Ereignis, um die ästhetische Erfahrung eines plötzlichen Augenblicks, geht, in dem man den im Alltag verlorenen Sinn wiedergewinnt oder das Sinnvolle, das Schöne und das Wahre als Unbeschreibbares und Neues entsteht. In dieser Arbeit gilt die These, dass sich ein solcher Augenblick, ein erfüllter Moment, insbesondere in der Sprache verwirklicht. Davon ausgehend kommt diese Arbeit zu dem Schluss, dass beide Autoren vor allem in der Schrift, wie auch überhaupt in der Kunst, die sogenannte Erlösung finden wollen.We live in time and we live in a world of language. Given these conditions, we ask ourselves ‘What is literature?’ and ‘How should we live our lives?’. What matters is the seeking of meaning, especially meaning of literature and life. This dissertation explores Botho Strauß’s poetic of Recollection (Erinnerung) and Rainald Goetz’s poetic of Now (Jetzt), in which experience of time and experience of meaning, in other words, time and literature as a medium of experience of meaning, are closely connected. By analyzing these poetics this dissertation tries to show that the conservative author Strauß and the anti-elite pop-author Goetz regard, in spite of the differences in their poetical code, literature as the ultimate space of possibility to generate and experience meaning. This dissertation looks, then, into the two author’s perspective on time, language and tries to demonstrate that a crucial element of their poetics lies in the longing for an Accident (Ereignis), that is to say the aesthetic experience of a sudden moment, in which the missing meaning is rerecognised or something meaningful and truthful springs up. In this dissertation the proposition is valid that such a moment is most of all realized in language
Psiquiatría y esquizofrenia en Büchner, Nerval y Goetz
No full textThe term schizophrenia comes from the field of psychiatry. According to French psychiatrists Lemoine and Cyrulnik (2016), this is a questionable concept. Created in 1908 by Swiss psychiatrist Eugen Bleuler (1857-1939), this term means "divided mind." In the field of literature, Todorov (2011) turns to the work of the psychiatrist J. S. Kasanin (who in 1933 implemented the concept “schizoaffective disorder”), to propose the characteristics of the characters in fantasy literature. Deleuze and Guattari (2013) and Fredric Jameson (2012) allude to the term “schizophrenia” to characterize the social and psychological consequences of a historical period. The emotional features of this illness can be observed in three different literary works. To write his novel Lenz (1839), G. Büchner sought inspiration in the biography of an 18th century author who suffered from mental disorders; G. de Nerval is inspired by his own life to create Aurelia (1855) from a fantastic perspective (as proposed by Todorov), and R. Goetz sets Loco (1983) in contemporary life, where the individual suffers from alienation and incomprehension every day. The objective of the following work is to analyze the treatment of schizophrenia in the three novels mentioned above. The German authors (Büchner and Goetz) share a scientific perspective; and Goetz and Nerval, the narrative perspective (polyphonic in the first and individual in the second), and the autobiographical narrative, which arises from the data they provide in their works.El término esquizofrenia proviene de la psiquiatría. Según los psiquiatras franceses Lemoine y Cyrulnik (2016), este es un concepto cuestionable. Creado en 1908 por el psiquiatra suizo Eugen Bleuler (1857-1939), este término significa “mente dividida”. En el campo de la literatura, Todorov (2011) recurre a la obra del psiquiatra J. S. Kasanin (quien en 1933 implementó el concepto “trastorno esquizoafectivo”) para plantear las características de los personajes de la literatura fantástica. Deleuze y Guattari (2013) y Fredric Jameson (2012) aluden al término “esquizofrenia” para caracterizar las consecuencias sociales y psicológicas de un período histórico. Los rasgos emocionales de esta enfermedad se pueden observar en tres obras literarias diferentes: para escribir su novela Lenz (1839), G. Büchner se basó en la biografía de un autor del siglo XVIII que padecía trastornos mentales; G. de Nerval se inspira en su propia vida para crear Aurelia (1855), desde una perspectiva fantástica (según lo propuesto por Todorov); y R. Goetz inserta la historia de Loco (1983) en la vida contemporánea, donde el individuo sufre cada día la alienación y la incomprensión. El objetivo del siguiente trabajo será analizar el tratamiento de la esquizofrenia en las tres novelas mencionadas anteriormente. Los autores alemanes (Büchner y Goetz) comparten una mirada científica; y Goetz y Nerval, la perspectiva narrativa (polifónica en el primero e individual en el segundo) y la autobiográfica, que surge de los datos que aportan en sus obras
How effective is the EU Entry Price System for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables?
No full textThe EU protects EU growers of 15 kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables against international competition not only by the means of ad valorem tariffs of up to 20%, but also by the EU entry-price system (EPS), which is designed to restrict imports below the product-specific, politically designated entry price level. This study investigates the influence of the EPS on import prices of fruits and vegetables per product and country of origin. We utilise a unique data set comprising about 60,000 observations of daily synthetic import prices. We develop two indicators for the effectiveness of the EPS, which serve as variables in a cluster analysis identifying four classes differing in the relevance of the EPS. Results suggest that the relevance of the EPS is heterogeneous among products as well as countries of origin for most fruits and vegetables. Thus, an adequate assessment of the importance of the EPS requires not only a product-specific but also a country-specific analysis. Overall, our results indicate that the effectiveness of the EPS is highest for the import of artichokes, courgettes, cucumbers, lemons, plums and tomatoes. The influence of the EPS on apples, clementines and pears is significantly lower, and of least relevance for EU imports of apricots, mandarins, oranges, peaches and nectarines and table grapes. The EPS has the greatest effect on countries which neighbour the EU, whereas it is of minor importance for exports from far-away countries with the exception of China and South Africa.threshold cointegration, spatial price transmission, vector error correction model, Agricultural and Food Policy, Demand and Price Analysis,
Universal Algebras by T.M. Baranovic
No full textBaranovič, T. M. Universal algebras. (Russian) 1968 Algebra. Topology. Geometry. 1966 (Russian) pp. 109–136 Akad. Nauk SSSR Inst. Naučn. Informacii, Moscow For a summary, see [MathSciNet record MR0237396](https://mathscinet.ams.org/mathscinet-getitem?mr=237396). Gift of Professor Emeritus of Mathematics [Abraham Goetz](https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/southbendtribune/name/abraham-goetz-obituary?id=8387840), University of Notre Dame. The inscription reads 'To dear Professor Goetz from the author. 'Better late than never'' /s/ T Baranovi
Territory, Temporality and Clustered Europeanization. IHS Political Science Series: 2006, No. 109
No full textNon-convergence amongst the EU member states, despite a wide range of integration effects, has come to be accepted as conventional wisdom in the Europeanization debate. This paper takes issue with the stress on non-convergence and makes a case for ‘clustered Europeanization’. Clustering is promoted by two variables that have so far received little attention in Europeanization research: territory and temporality. Territory influences Europeanization through (a) ‘families of nations’ and (b) center-periphery structures in an expanding European political space. Temporality matters, in particular, through the ‘relative time of accession’, i.e. when countries joined (c) in relation to their domestic political and economic development and (d) in relation to the phase of European integration. While (a) and (c) promote intra-regional commonalities in Europeanization-related domestic variables, (b) and (d) highlight inter-regional differences in the integration experience. This regional distinctness of both domestic and integration variables, in turn, promotes clustered Europeanization
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