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Softcover. 23,9 : 17,1 cm. Grünes Original-Paperback mit gelben Einbandtiteln. 254 (1) Seiten mit einigen einfarbigen Fotografien. Ausführliche Erläuterungen und Verweise als Fußnoten. Der Einband leicht berieben und mit etwas Farbverlust, der Innenteil sauber und in wirklich gutem Zustand. Gutes Exemplar. -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! // Bitte beachten Sie auch unsere Fotos! / Please also note our photos! / Veuillez noter nos photos -- Genießen Sie den Jahresanfang mit unterhaltender Lektüre! - Bei uns finden Sie das richtige Geschenk! -- Wir kaufen Ihre werthaltigen Bücher! Jap.

Condición: Wie Neu. Zustandsbeschreibung: leichte Lagerspuren/minor shelfwear. Edited by Klaus Kracht, Michael Kinski and Markus Rüttermann. Japonica Humboldtiana is an international journal of Japanese studies and documents academic work on the areas of Japanese history, history of thought as well as cultural history. A special emphasis is given to philological work, including annotated translations of pre-modern materials. This journal includes 4 Articles, 4 Book Reviews and one Miscellanea about Oskar Nachod. From the contents (of the articels): Michael Kinski: Unicorns, Herbs, and Abundant Sustentation. On the Reception of European Encyclopedias in Early Modern Japan; - Luca Ciani: Bohnengewehrschlacht. Politische Karikatur in Japan zur Zeit des Boshin-Krieges; - Klaus Kracht/Katsumi Tateno-Kracht: Christmas in Japan - Showa 28-33 / A.D. 1953-58; Stephan Kohn: How to Fill the Void in National History Japanese Peace Education at the Crossroads in the 1970s; - Thomas Fuchs, Die Königsberger Silberbibliothek im Kontext der protestantischen Buchkultur des 16. Jahrhunderts/Klaus Kracht & Katsumi Tateno-Kracht, Christmas in Japan ? Showa 28?33 / A.D. 1953?58/Stephan Köhn, How to Fill the Void in National History Japanese Peace Education at the Crossroads in the 1970s. 275 Seiten mit 14 Abb., broschiert (Harrassowitz 2023). Statt EUR 68,00. Gewicht: 534 g - Softcover/Taschenbuch.

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Hardback. Condición: New. Cool is a word of American English that has been integrated into the vocabulary of numerous languages around the globe. Today it is a term most often used in advertising trendy commodities, or, more generally, in promoting urban lifestyles in our postmodern age. But what is the history of the term "cool?" When has coolness come to be associated with certain modes of contemporary self-fashioning? On what grounds do certain nations claim a privilege to be recognized as "cool?" These are some of the questions that served as a starting-point for a comparative cultural inquiry which brought together specialists from American Studies and Japanese Studies, but also from Classics, Philosophy and Sociology. The conceptual grid of the volume can be described as follows:(1) Coolness is a metaphorical term for affect-control. It is tied in with cultural discourses on the emotions and the norms of their public display, and with gendered cultural practices of subjectivity.(2) In the course of the cultural transformations of modernity, the term acquired new importance as a concept referring to practices of individual, ethnic, and national difference. (3) Depending on cultural context, coolness is defined in terms of aesthetic detachment and self-irony, of withdrawal, dissidence and even latent rebellion. (4) Coolness often carries undertones of ambivalence. The situational adequacy of cool behavior becomes an issue for contending ethical and aesthetic discourses since an ethical ideal of self-control and a strategy of performing self-control are inextricably intertwined. (5) In literature and film, coolness as a character trait is portrayed as a personal strength, as a lack of emotion, as an effect of trauma, as a mask for suffering or rage, as precious behavior, or as savvyness. This wide spectrum is significant: artistic productions offer valid insights into contradictions of cultural discourses on affect-control.(6) American and Japanese cultural productions show that twentieth-century notions of coolness hybridize different cultural traditions of affect-control.

Hardback. Condición: New. Cool is a word of American English that has been integrated into the vocabulary of numerous languages around the globe. Today it is a term most often used in advertising trendy commodities, or, more generally, in promoting urban lifestyles in our postmodern age. But what is the history of the term "cool?" When has coolness come to be associated with certain modes of contemporary self-fashioning? On what grounds do certain nations claim a privilege to be recognized as "cool?" These are some of the questions that served as a starting-point for a comparative cultural inquiry which brought together specialists from American Studies and Japanese Studies, but also from Classics, Philosophy and Sociology. The conceptual grid of the volume can be described as follows:(1) Coolness is a metaphorical term for affect-control. It is tied in with cultural discourses on the emotions and the norms of their public display, and with gendered cultural practices of subjectivity.(2) In the course of the cultural transformations of modernity, the term acquired new importance as a concept referring to practices of individual, ethnic, and national difference. (3) Depending on cultural context, coolness is defined in terms of aesthetic detachment and self-irony, of withdrawal, dissidence and even latent rebellion. (4) Coolness often carries undertones of ambivalence. The situational adequacy of cool behavior becomes an issue for contending ethical and aesthetic discourses since an ethical ideal of self-control and a strategy of performing self-control are inextricably intertwined. (5) In literature and film, coolness as a character trait is portrayed as a personal strength, as a lack of emotion, as an effect of trauma, as a mask for suffering or rage, as precious behavior, or as savvyness. This wide spectrum is significant: artistic productions offer valid insights into contradictions of cultural discourses on affect-control.(6) American and Japanese cultural productions show that twentieth-century notions of coolness hybridize different cultural traditions of affect-control.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. English summary: The Nexus anthology honors Klaus Kracht's many decades of work in the form of annotated and commentated translations of Japanese texts from the Middle Ages to the present. The texts, most of them translated for the very first time, allow for a focus on text types that have so far either not or barely been considered by research, and are therefore to be read as a hint directed at the desiderata of fundamental research in the field of Japanese Studies. German description: Die Beitragssammlung Nexus ehrt das jahrzehntelange Wirken Klaus Krachts mit annotierten und kommentierten Ubersetzungen japanischer Texte aus dem Mittelalter bis in die Gegenwart. Die grosstenteils erstmaligen Ubertragungen lassen bisher nicht oder kaum gewurdigte Textgattungen zu Wort kommen, die gleichsam als Fingerzeig auf Desiderata japanologischer Grundlagenforschung zu lesen sind. Darunter finden sich die Buddhistische Predigt, Kurzeste Kunstprosa zu knapper Verslyrik, die Autobiographie, ein Traktat zur Kampfubung, Didaktische Texte uber das Essen und uber einen historischen Dramenstoff, eine Aufklarungsschrift zur modernen Zeitrechnung, Memoiren zur nationalen Feiertagskultur sowie Essayistische Literatur zwischen Alltag, Asthetik und Politik - sie alle wollen einladen, den textwissenschaftlichen Blick uber die Werke der Lyrik, Belletristik, Philosophie, des Rechtswesens und der politischen Agitation hinaus auf neue Gebiete der Uberlieferungslandschaft zu lenken, deren Erschliessung der Japanologie weiterfuhrende Erkenntnisse verspricht. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Broschiert. Condición: Gut. 295 S., 25 Abb. sehr guter Zustand - Japonica Humboldtiana, published since 1997, is an international journal of Japanese studies at Berlin Humboldt University. Featuring articles from the areas of Japanese history, history of thought as well as cultural history, it documents the academic work pursued at the Humboldt Centre. It also includes external contributions from scholars with a shared thematic orientation. Special emphasis is given to philological work, including annotated translations of pre-modern materials. - From the contents: Detlev Schauwecker, Lustspiel der Eifersucht und tieferer Ernst. Aus einem Chikamatsu-Stück zum Matsukaze-Stoffkreis -- Wolfgang Schamoni, Mori Ogai, Kyokutei Bakin und die "Hochverratsaffäre" ( 1910/11 ) -- Sepp Linhart, Illustrierte Postkarten ein neues Massenmedium gegen Ende der Meiji-Zeit -- Klaus Kracht & Katsumi Tateno-Kracht, Christmas in Japan Showa 2427 / A.D.194952. ISBN 9783447181341 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

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Archive of five vintage oversize press photographs by Michael Montfort of actor Klaus Kinski, his second wife, actor Brigitte Tocki, and their then five year old daughter, actor Nastassja Kinksi. From the photographer's estate. The photographs show Kinski with his family, the images generally painting a picture of Kinski as a loving husband and doting father, and an altogether happy family, images in stark contrast to both Kinski's already well deserved reputation for violent and erratic behavior and the truth of his family's domestic life. An early example of the self aware myth-making Kinski would engage in for much of his career, though running counter to the public image he would embrace and embellish later in life. Born in Freiburg, Germany, Michael Montfort began his career working as a photojournalist for German magazines such as "Stern," "Quick," and "Bild am Sonntag." He covered Queen Elizabeth's 1965 visit to Germany, the aftermath of the Six Day War in Israel and Egypt, and the May 1968 protests in Paris. Montfort emigrated to Los Angeles in 1973 and began working as a freelancer. Four years later, on assignment for the German literary magazine "Rogners," Montfort was sent to photograph Charles Bukowski. Aided by the case of wine he smartly brought with him to their first meeting, Montfort connected with the publicity-shy and splenetic poet. Over the next two decades, as both Bukowski's drinking buddy and personal photographer, he shot literary thousands of images of Bukowski and collaborated with him on titles such as "Horsemeat," "Shakespeare Never Did This," and "The Wedding." In addition to Bukowski and Kinski, Montfort shot notable photographs of luminaries such as William S. Burroughs, Brigitte Bardot, and a Jackson 5 era Michael Jackson. One photograph 11.75 x 8 inches, the remainder 11.75 x 9.5 inches. Generally Near Fine.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. English summary: The Nexus anthology honors Klaus Kracht's many decades of work in the form of annotated and commentated translations of Japanese texts from the Middle Ages to the present. The texts, most of them translated for the very first time, allow for a focus on text types that have so far either not or barely been considered by research, and are therefore to be read as a hint directed at the desiderata of fundamental research in the field of Japanese Studies. German description: Die Beitragssammlung Nexus ehrt das jahrzehntelange Wirken Klaus Krachts mit annotierten und kommentierten Ubersetzungen japanischer Texte aus dem Mittelalter bis in die Gegenwart. Die grosstenteils erstmaligen Ubertragungen lassen bisher nicht oder kaum gewurdigte Textgattungen zu Wort kommen, die gleichsam als Fingerzeig auf Desiderata japanologischer Grundlagenforschung zu lesen sind. Darunter finden sich die Buddhistische Predigt, Kurzeste Kunstprosa zu knapper Verslyrik, die Autobiographie, ein Traktat zur Kampfubung, Didaktische Texte uber das Essen und uber einen historischen Dramenstoff, eine Aufklarungsschrift zur modernen Zeitrechnung, Memoiren zur nationalen Feiertagskultur sowie Essayistische Literatur zwischen Alltag, Asthetik und Politik - sie alle wollen einladen, den textwissenschaftlichen Blick uber die Werke der Lyrik, Belletristik, Philosophie, des Rechtswesens und der politischen Agitation hinaus auf neue Gebiete der Uberlieferungslandschaft zu lenken, deren Erschliessung der Japanologie weiterfuhrende Erkenntnisse verspricht. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.