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Dramaturgie des burgerkrieges: Schiller, Grillparzer, Hebbel = Dramaturgy of the Civil War: Schiller, Grillparzer, Hebbel [electronic resource]
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Dramaturgie des burgerkrieges: Schiller, Grillparzer, Hebbel = Dramaturgy of the Civil War: Schiller, Grillparzer, Hebbel [electronic resource]

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20240214101254
ISBN  
9798380143721
DDC  
830
저자명  
Metzel, Peter.
서명/저자  
Dramaturgie des burgerkrieges: Schiller, Grillparzer, Hebbel = Dramaturgy of the Civil War: Schiller, Grillparzer, Hebbel [electronic resource]
발행사항  
[S.l.]: : The University of Chicago., 2023
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses,, 2023
형태사항  
1 online resource(485 p.)
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-02, Section: A.
주기사항  
Advisor: Wellbery, David.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--The University of Chicago, 2023.
사용제한주기  
This item must not be sold to any third party vendors.
초록/해제  
요약This dissertation studies representations of civil war in nineteenth-century German drama. It marks the first systematic attempt in the field of German studies to employ the concept of civil war to generate new readings of individual dramas. I argue that bringing civil war and drama together not only sheds new light on these plays' aesthetic and socio-historical significance, but also enhances existing theories of civil war. My claim is that the category of civil war does not denote an objectively verifiable conflict but rather a conceptual device used to imagine a community's potential for cohesion at the moment of its disintegration. Political and theoretical approaches tend to overlook this imaginative element, but dramatic depictions of civil strife bring fully into view the imaginative quality of civil war and its relation to social cooperation. In close readings of individual works, I demonstrate this claim by showing that the social world created by a drama is as essential to its form as individual characters and their actions. Drawing from the theoretical approaches of Rene Girard, Victor Turner, Carl Schmitt, and others, I conceptualize dramatic civil strife as the interplay of two opposed dynamics that set the world of the drama into motion: destabilization, a result of the loss of differentiating social structures; and stabilization, which follows upon increased social differentiation. The dissertation deploys this differentiation-based framework to identify paradigmatic elements within dramatic representations of civil war, such as recurring mechanisms that bring about the end of a conflict through a strengthening of social distinctions (banishment, external war, scapegoating). Rather than emphasizing civil war's fatalistic destructiveness, these readings analyze how the social indeterminacy characteristic of civil war generates dramatic worlds. The suspension of civil life creates a space for aesthetic and utopian experiences as well as opportunities for social self-reflection across a range of social strata. In Friedrich Schiller's Wallenstein, civil war is unleashed when the sovereign state loses control over its military. The army radicalizes and makes explicit a form of warfare implied by the logic of the state: war conceived as autonomous play. By challenging the distinction between war and civil war itself, this loss of social differentiation calls into question the categories that underly international warfare at the most fundamental level. Franz Grillparzer's Die Judin von Toledo depicts a latent civil war as a loss of social distinctions spreading from the state's sovereign core into all domains of social life. Here, the increasing degree of social indeterminacy not only escalates a political crisis, but also facilitates interpersonal encounters beyond the limitations of social structures. Friedrich Hebbel's Judith dramatizes a crisis of a religious-symbolic order. Civil war is caused by the community's increasing uncertainty regarding its own institutions. Overcoming this crisis brings about a strengthened cultural order that rests on the creation of new interpretive resources to respond to outbreaks of violence. Moreover, in its exposure of social contingency, Hebbel's theater becomes a means for society to reflect on its institutions and commitments without jeopardizing its internal cohesion.
일반주제명  
German literature.
일반주제명  
History.
일반주제명  
Social structure.
키워드  
Civil war
키워드  
Drama
키워드  
Genre
키워드  
Literary history
키워드  
Nineteenth century
키워드  
Theater
기타저자  
The University of Chicago Germanic Studies
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 85-02A.
기본자료저록  
Dissertation Abstract International
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■520    ▼aThis  dissertation  studies  representations  of  civil  war  in  nineteenth-century  German  drama.  It  marks  the  first  systematic  attempt  in  the  field  of  German  studies  to  employ  the  concept  of  civil  war  to  generate  new  readings  of  individual  dramas.  I  argue  that  bringing  civil  war  and  drama  together  not  only  sheds  new  light  on  these  plays'  aesthetic  and  socio-historical  significance,  but  also  enhances  existing  theories  of  civil  war.  My  claim  is  that  the  category  of  civil  war  does  not  denote  an  objectively  verifiable  conflict  but  rather  a  conceptual  device  used  to  imagine  a  community's  potential  for  cohesion  at  the  moment  of  its  disintegration.  Political  and  theoretical  approaches  tend  to  overlook  this  imaginative  element,  but  dramatic  depictions  of  civil  strife  bring  fully  into  view  the  imaginative  quality  of  civil  war  and  its  relation  to  social  cooperation.  In  close  readings  of  individual  works,  I  demonstrate  this  claim  by  showing  that  the  social  world  created  by  a  drama  is  as  essential  to  its  form  as  individual  characters  and  their  actions.  Drawing  from  the  theoretical  approaches  of  Rene  Girard,  Victor  Turner,  Carl  Schmitt,  and  others,  I  conceptualize  dramatic  civil  strife  as  the  interplay  of  two  opposed  dynamics  that  set  the  world  of  the  drama  into  motion:  destabilization,  a  result  of  the  loss  of  differentiating  social  structures;  and  stabilization,  which  follows  upon  increased  social  differentiation.  The  dissertation  deploys  this  differentiation-based  framework  to  identify  paradigmatic  elements  within  dramatic  representations  of  civil  war,  such  as  recurring  mechanisms  that  bring  about  the  end  of  a  conflict  through  a  strengthening  of  social  distinctions  (banishment,  external  war,  scapegoating).  Rather  than  emphasizing  civil  war's  fatalistic  destructiveness,  these  readings  analyze  how  the  social  indeterminacy  characteristic  of  civil  war  generates  dramatic  worlds.  The  suspension  of  civil  life  creates  a  space  for  aesthetic  and  utopian  experiences  as  well  as  opportunities  for  social  self-reflection  across  a  range  of  social  strata.  In  Friedrich  Schiller's  Wallenstein,  civil  war  is  unleashed  when  the  sovereign  state  loses  control  over  its  military.  The  army  radicalizes  and  makes  explicit  a  form  of  warfare  implied  by  the  logic  of  the  state:  war  conceived  as  autonomous  play.  By  challenging  the  distinction  between  war  and  civil  war  itself,  this  loss  of  social  differentiation  calls  into  question  the  categories  that  underly  international  warfare  at  the  most  fundamental  level.  Franz  Grillparzer's  Die  Judin  von  Toledo  depicts  a  latent  civil  war  as  a  loss  of  social  distinctions  spreading  from  the  state's  sovereign  core  into  all  domains  of  social  life.  Here,  the  increasing  degree  of  social  indeterminacy  not  only  escalates  a  political  crisis,  but  also  facilitates  interpersonal  encounters  beyond  the  limitations  of  social  structures.  Friedrich  Hebbel's  Judith  dramatizes  a  crisis  of  a  religious-symbolic  order.  Civil  war  is  caused  by  the  community's  increasing  uncertainty  regarding  its  own  institutions.  Overcoming  this  crisis  brings  about  a  strengthened  cultural  order  that  rests  on  the  creation  of  new  interpretive  resources  to  respond  to  outbreaks  of  violence.  Moreover,  in  its  exposure  of  social  contingency,  Hebbel's  theater  becomes  a  means  for  society  to  reflect  on  its  institutions  and  commitments  without  jeopardizing  its  internal  cohesion.
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