230255 Skalieren: Vergrößern und Verkleinern in Literatur, Kunst und Medien (S) (SoSe 2019)

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Was passiert, wenn die Größen und Größenverhältnisse von literarischen Texten, künstlerischen Artefakten und anderen medialen Objekten verändert werden? Welche Veränderungen gehen in der Gegenwart mit der Vergrößerung und Verkleinerung von Kunstwerken einher? In dem medienkomparatistischen Seminar werden wir uns eingehend mit modernen Kunstwerken befassen, die den Wandel von Größe und Größenverhältnissen voraussetzen, repräsentieren und problematisieren.

Ein Teil des Seminars wird aus sachlichen Gründen in Blocksitzungen organisiert werden.

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Carlos Spoerhase und Nikolaus Wegmann: Skalieren. In: Heiko Christians, Matthias Bickenbach und Nikolaus Wegmann (Hg.): Historisches Wörterbuch des Mediengebrauchs. Bd. 2. Wien, Weimar und Köln 2018, S. 412–424.

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22-2.1 Theory and History Theoriemodul Grundseminar Theorien in der Geschichtswissenschaft Graded examination
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22-BKG-MTM Theories and Methods of Art History and Historical Images Studies Modul Theorien und Methoden der Bild- und Kunstgeschichte Seminar zu theoretischen Ansätzen in der Bild- und Kunstgeschichte Study requirement
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23-GER-PLit2 Contemporary Literature and Media Gegenwartsliteratur und Medien Veranstaltung 1 (mit Modulprüfung) Study requirement
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