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ISSN 0399-1989 · Presses universitaires de Strasbourg · 381 artikel di indeks
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Entre bruissement et clameur
Drawing on sound studies, this article examines the street as a sonic and political space in the German Democratic Republic through the dramatic work of the East German playwright Heiner Müller. Long relegated to a secondary position, sound emerges here as a central vector in the staging of the…
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La représentation de la route départementale dans Les innocents, moi et l’inconnue au bord de la route départementale de Peter Handke
The country road, that Peter Handke describes as “the last free road in this world, the last un-nationalised, un-socialised, uncharted, un-geologised, un-botanised, non-public and non-private road on earth,” appears initially as the opposite of the street. It is an abandoned, deserted road, far…
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Von der Lästergasse zur Via Crucis
Csokor’s play Die rote Straße [The Red Road] (1918) is a typical expressionist drama. It deals with the danger of the big city and the potential of the street. Csokor’s criticism is concentrated in the voices of the “Lästergasse” (“gossip street”). He denounces the saturation and intolerance of the…
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L’œuvre de Günther Weisenborn
Günther Weisenborn (1902-1969) enjoyed a degree of renown both before and after the Second World War as a playwright and for his works and lectures on the German Resistance. A zone of communication in the broadest sense, the street is very present in his work, firstly as a public space in the…
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Rues berlinoises de part et d’autre du Mur dans les cinémas est- et ouest-allemands
This article points out the cinematic motif of the Berlin street in a corpus of East and West German fiction films made in the 1970s and 1980s. Because it is the scenery of any urban atmosphere, because it is used and occupied by the characters, the street is the place for experiences that convey a…
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Die Darstellung der Straße als Raum der Obdachlosigkeit in deutschsprachigen Graphic Novels
The themes of precarity and homelessness play an important role in the depiction of the street through experimental text-image relationships in German-language graphic novels. The street as a living space in this hybrid and intermedial visual text deliberately directs the reader’s attention to the…
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Instantanés de rue dans l’œuvre de Wim Wenders
Streets are rich and surprising sources of contemplation in Wim Wenders’ cinematographic and photographic work. Hazard and meticulous composition create moments of visual and emotional intensity. The West German filmmaker expresses his duty to the passing time and uses in his films multiple travels…
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La révolution en mouvement
The First World War marked in Germany the end of the Empire and the advent of the Weimar Republic, accompanied by a struggle between moderates (SPD) and more radical groups (Spartacists, USPD). This article analyzes newsreels as a source and examines how the revolution of 1918-1919 appropriated the…
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„…nicht zu den Herrschenden gehören“ Die Straßenfotografien von Arno Fischer und Ursula Arnold
The paper examines the street photography of Arno Fischer and Ursula Arnold within the context of socialist reconstruction in the German Democratic Republic in the 1950s. In their work, both photographers articulated a subjective view of the urban phenomena they observed—in the case of Ursula…
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« Vom Oger zum Iger und wieder zurück » Quand Margret Kreidl rencontre Veza Canetti dans la Ferdinandstraße à Vienne
Ferdinandstraße is the starting point for Margret Kreidl’s montage, ‘Vom Oger zum Iger und wieder zurück,’ which combines references to this street with quotations from texts by Veza Canetti, as well as an essay by Elfriede Czurda and media texts. The street thus appears as a meeting place between…
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Straßenbau, Straßengespräch, Straßensperre
Starting with the street names that Lukas Bärfuss uses in his Rwandan novel One Hundred Days to trace the path to genocide against the Tutsi minority, this article examines the question of Swiss aid organizations’ culpable failure to recognize the impending crimes. The novel proves to be an attempt…
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La rue dans les nouvelles et récits de Kafka
Some of Kafka’s stories are accomplished, well-known texts, while others are short texts in the shadow of his most famous works, such as his longer novellas and novels. The motif of the street, central but marginal within this corpus, reveals a characteristic feature of the Kafkaesque universe…
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Variations sur la rue juive
This article takes as its starting point the dual meaning of the concept of ‘Jewish street’ in Yiddish: the combination ‘yidishe gas’ not only refers to an urban space, but also designates the Jewish community as a social milieu. The author’s investigation first takes a socio-historical approach…
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Le retour du retour de la flânerie dans la littérature germanophone
The article deals with the forms and functions of the flâneur in contemporary German-language literature and asks to what extent the figure of the flâneur plays a role as a literary motif and poetic dispositive for the contemporary narration of the street.
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Commerces et flânerie dans le Berlin de 1900
Starting from the observation that 19th- and 20th-century fashion is primarily an urban phenomenon, with the street playing a central role for both businesses and consumers, this article explores how authors of social studies and Berlin fashion magazines describe the street in the context of the…
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Verjüngungsforschung Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts
At the beginning of the 20th century, rejuvenation became fashionable. The background to this was the discovery of hormones and the observation of a connection between sex hormones and vitality. Animals had a central role in endocrinology research. The article focuses on the laboratory animals that…
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Du monstre à l’animal
The Kraken is a legendary Scandinavian monster that is predominantly considered today as a real giant squid. The scientific consensus on which this connection is founded originates from the 18th century with the theories of Natural History developed by Enlightenment thinkers, but needs to be…
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Magnus Schwantje, die Ethische Rundschau und die Tierschutzfrage
Pacifist Magnus Schwantje (1877-1959) was also a campaigner for animal rights. Respect for life and compassion for animals were the grounds for his action against animal cruelty. In 1912 he founded the Society for the Empowerment of Animal Protection and Related Issues. This Society published a…