Genealogy and philology
The present paper deals with the use of the term "genealogy" in theory. Markus Winkler first tries to highlight the hidden metaphorical status of this use and the ambiguity that it conveys. In doing so, Winkler tries to outline how this metaphoricity...
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The present paper deals with the use of the term "genealogy" in theory. Markus Winkler first tries to highlight the hidden metaphorical status of this use and the ambiguity that it conveys. In doing so, Winkler tries to outline how this metaphoricity and its inherent ambiguity may be brought to fruition in the philological analysis of texts and in theory itself. The paper is subdivided as follows: 1. The use of the term "genealogy" in theory and the interest of this use to philology. 2. A philological comment on the metaphorical status of this use and its inherent ambiguity inherited from mythical genealogy as a form of founding narrative. 3. The imitation of mythical genealogy and its inherent ambiguity in theory (Nietzsche) and literature (Goethe). 4. Genealogy's ambiguity in theory: an example taken from current political discourse. 5. Conclusion.
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Hommage à Bernhard Böschenstein (1931-2019)
Le Département de langue et de littérature allemandes et le Programme de littérature comparée de la Faculté des Lettres de l'Université de Genève ont le regret et la grande douleur de vous faire part du décès de notre collègue et ami Bernhard...
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Le Département de langue et de littérature allemandes et le Programme de littérature comparée de la Faculté des Lettres de l'Université de Genève ont le regret et la grande douleur de vous faire part du décès de notre collègue et ami Bernhard Böschenstein, le 18 janvier, à l'âge de 87 ans.
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