Fremdes zwischen Teilhabe und Distanz

Fluktuationen von (Nicht-)Zugehörigkeiten in Sprache, Literatur und Kultur, Teil 2

Contributions by Nel Bielniak Contributions by Wolfgang Brylla Contributions by Jarochna Dąbrowska-Burkhardt Contributions by Joanna Drynda Contributions by Małgorzata Dubrowska Contributions by Zbigniew Feliszewski Contributions by Tobiasz Janikowski Contributions by Ewa Kontowicz Contributions by Cezary Lipiński Contributions by Katarzyna Lukas Contributions by Małgorzata Łuczyk Contributions by Nina Nowara-Matusik Contributions by Grzegorz Pawłowski Contributions by Magdalena Popławska Contributions by Anna Rutka Contributions by Monika Schönherr Contributions by Monika Szczepaniak Contributions by Arletta Szmorhun Contributions by Anna Szóstak Contributions by Ewa Tichoniuk-Wawrowicz Contributions by Jacek Uglik Contributions by Iwona Wowro Contributions by Paweł Zimniak Edited by Arletta Szmorhun Edited by Paweł Zimniak

Book cover: Fremdes zwischen Teilhabe und Distanz

Extent: 395 pages

Publisher: V&R unipress

Subjects: Cultural Studies, Language & Linguistics, Literary Studies

Language: German

Hardback (Published)

(September 2021)

ISBN: 9783847113249

6.3 x 9.25 inches

Price: $82.00

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Am Beispiel literatur-, kultur- und sprachwissenschaftlicher Analysen zeigt dieser Band, dass es eine inter- und intrakulturelle, inter- und intrapersonale Fremdheit (Bernhard Waldenfels) geben kann, denn Fremdes kommt nicht nur in storender und beunruhigender Form von aussen, sondern wird auch intern aus der Mitte einer Gemeinschaft oder Gesellschaft generiert und wohnt jedem Menschen als Bestandteil seiner Personlichkeit und Identitat inne.


The volume investigates in depth the phenomenon of the foreigner, who – controlled by the schemata of social interaction – can achieve both attractive and repulsive effects. These are often minimal situational shifts or context changes that determine the option for one side or the other and regulate the issue of social inclusion/exclusion without being stable over time. Attributions, labelling, stereotyping, stigmatization and discrimination that (can) be based on religious, ethnic, gender, ideological, economic, medical etc. categories ensure that inequalities are (re)produced in an interactive way via symbolic demarcations and the fields of one’s own and the stranger’s are being sealed. It is shown in this context, using examples of literary, cultural and linguistic analyses, that the problem of the foreigner does not only take on importance in light of the massive wave of migration and refugees, but also comes into its own in its social variant and entails (no less) critical encounters and/or painful arguments.

  • Contributions by Nel Bielniak
  • Contributions by Wolfgang Brylla
  • Contributions by Jarochna Dąbrowska-Burkhardt
  • Contributions by Joanna Drynda
  • Contributions by Małgorzata Dubrowska
  • Contributions by Zbigniew Feliszewski
  • Contributions by Tobiasz Janikowski
  • Contributions by Ewa Kontowicz
  • Contributions by Cezary Lipiński
  • Contributions by Katarzyna Lukas
  • Contributions by Małgorzata Łuczyk
  • Contributions by Nina Nowara-Matusik
  • Contributions by Grzegorz Pawłowski
  • Contributions by Magdalena Popławska
  • Contributions by Anna Rutka
  • Contributions by Monika Schönherr
  • Contributions by Monika Szczepaniak
  • Contributions by Arletta Szmorhun
  • Contributions by Anna Szóstak
  • Contributions by Ewa Tichoniuk-Wawrowicz
  • Contributions by Jacek Uglik
  • Contributions by Iwona Wowro
  • Contributions by Paweł Zimniak
  • Edited by Arletta Szmorhun
  • Edited by Paweł Zimniak