Mythos im Alltag – Alltag im Mythos
Die Banalität des Alltags in unterschiedlichen literarischen Verwendungskontexten
Edited by Christine Schmitz By (author) Christine Schmitz By (author) Durs Grünbein By (author) Felix Mundt By (author) Siegmar Döpp By (author) Philipp Fondermann By (author) Nina Otto By (author) Heinz-Günther Nesselrath By (author) Grant Parker By (author) Nikolaus Henkel By (author) Kurt Smolak By (author) Thomas Haye By (author) Helmut Arntzen By (author) Martin M. Winkler By (author) Beatrice Baldarelli By (author) Christel Meier-Staubach
Paperback (Published)
(February 2010)
ISBN: 9783770549597
6.18 x 9.17 inches
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Wie und warum werden in der griechisch-römischen und nachantiken Literatur bekannte mythologische Gestalten wie etwa Odysseus mit der lebensweltlichen Realität verschränkt, oft auch konfrontiert? Die gemeinsame Perspektive der hier versammelten Beiträge zum kreativinnovativen Umgang mit Mythen liegt in der Interpretation von Texten der europäischen Literatur, in denen mythisch-literarische Modelle jenseits der etablierten, klassisch gewordenen Großformen des Epos und der Tragödie rezipiert und transformiert werden. Durs Grünbein eröffnet den Band mit einem Essay über die römische Satire, die ihren End- und Höhepunkt in ‘Bruder Juvenal’ erreicht. In seiner poetischen Neuübersetzung von Juvenals dritter Satire führt Grünbein mit dem unverstellten Blick des praktizierenden Dichters in den römischen Alltag ein, in dem für mythologische Götter und Heroen kein Platz mehr ist.
- Edited by Christine Schmitz
- By (author) Christine Schmitz
- By (author) Durs Grünbein
- By (author) Felix Mundt
- By (author) Siegmar Döpp
- By (author) Philipp Fondermann
- By (author) Nina Otto
- By (author) Heinz-Günther Nesselrath
- By (author) Grant Parker
- By (author) Nikolaus Henkel
- By (author) Kurt Smolak
- By (author) Thomas Haye
- By (author) Helmut Arntzen
- By (author) Martin M. Winkler
- By (author) Beatrice Baldarelli
- By (author) Christel Meier-Staubach
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