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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. 1st AltaMira Press edition ; xx, 231 pp. ; illustrated ; 28 cm. ; Series: Indigenous archaeologies, v. 2 ; illustrated, stiff paper wrappers ; Contents: Introduction : "Too many Captain Cooks"? : an archaeology of Aboriginal Australia after 1788 / Rodney Harrison and Christine Williamson -- The Mjöberg collection and contact period Aboriginal material culture from north-east Queensland's rainforest region / Asa Ferrier -- Shared histories and the archaeology of the pastoral industry in Austral ia / Rodney Harrison -- "This civilising experiment" : photography at Coranderrk Aboriginal Station during the 1860s / Jane Lydon -- Finding meaning in the patterns : the analysis of material culture from a contact site in Tasmania / Christine Williamson -- Legislating the past : native title and the history of Aboriginal Australia / Libby Riches -- Can archaeology be used to address the principle of exclusive possession in native title? / Peter Veth and Jo McDonald -- An archaeology of attachment : cultural heritage and the post-contact / Denis Byrne -- Recent investigations at the Ebenezer Mission cemetery / Steve Brown, Steven Avery, and Megan Goulding -- Places people value : social significance and cultural exchange in post-invasion Australia / Susan McIntyre-Tamwoy -- A past remembered : Aboriginal "historical" places in central Queensland / Luke Godwin and Scott L'Oste-Brown -- Epilogue : an archaeology of indigenous/non-indigenous Australia from 1788 / Tim Murray. ; FINE. Book.

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This collection of essays builds on recent scholarship on German philosophies of nature (Naturphilosophie) to argue for a Romantic aesthetics grounded in nature and the real. It brings researchers from philosophy, aesthetics, and literary studies into dialogue around key writers like F. W. J. Schelling, Novalis, and the Schlegel brothers, and pushes back against some of the conventional formalist and psychologizing frameworks through which Romanticism has been viewed traditionally. Instead, these contributions develop a picture of Romanticism as not only having aimed to represent things conceptually or linguistically, but as capable of acting on, existing within, and indeed participating in processes of worldmaking. The resulting image is of a Romanticism pushing at the boundaries of materialist and idealist conceptualizations of the real in equal measure. The contributions fall along two main axes, represented by two sections and an afterword. The first section addresses Schelling directly and explores the potential of his philosophy for literary and aesthetic theory. The second section brings Schelling into dialogue with literary practices around 1800 to address broader ramifications for our understanding of authors like Novalis, Hoffmann, Coleridge, and Droste-Huelshoff, also seeking to establish the contemporary viability of Schellings thought and its long-overlooked cultural ramifications, including in contemporary environmental thinking. This collection of essays builds on recent scholarship on German philosophies of nature (Naturphilosophie) to argue for a Romantic aesthetics grounded in nature and the real. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This collection of essays builds on recent scholarship on German philosophies of nature (Naturphilosophie) to argue for a Romantic aesthetics grounded in nature and the real. It brings researchers from philosophy, aesthetics, and literary studies into dialogue around key writers like F. W. J. Schelling, Novalis, and the Schlegel brothers, and pushes back against some of the conventional formalist and psychologizing frameworks through which Romanticism has been viewed traditionally. Instead, these contributions develop a picture of Romanticism as not only having aimed to represent things conceptually or linguistically, but as capable of acting on, existing within, and indeed participating in processes of worldmaking. The resulting image is of a Romanticism pushing at the boundaries of materialist and idealist conceptualizations of the real in equal measure. The contributions fall along two main axes, represented by two sections and an afterword. The first section addresses Schelling directly and explores the potential of his philosophy for literary and aesthetic theory. The second section brings Schelling into dialogue with literary practices around 1800 to address broader ramifications for our understanding of authors like Novalis, Hoffmann, Coleridge, and Droste-Huelshoff, also seeking to establish the contemporary viability of Schellings thought and its long-overlooked cultural ramifications, including in contemporary environmental thinking. This collection of essays builds on recent scholarship on German philosophies of nature (Naturphilosophie) to argue for a Romantic aesthetics grounded in nature and the real. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.