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Transnationalizing faith : re-imagining Islam in German culture
Hodkinson, James R.. - : Liverpool University Press, 2020
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Towards a socially engaged academy : Islam in German history and its relevance for nonacademic publics
Hodkinson, James R.; Schofield, Benedict. - : Camden House, 2020
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German in the world : the transnational and global contexts of German studies
Hodkinson, James R.; Schofield, Benedict. - : Camden House, 2020
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Tuning in to German : The BBC German service and the British occupation
Oliver, Emily. - : Camden House, 2020
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Review of Romantic prose fiction, edited by Gillespie, G., Engel, M. and Dieterle, B.
Hodkinson, James R.. - : Modern Humanities Research Association, 2010
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Review of Paradox, aphorism and desire in Novalis and Derrida, by Kennedy, C.
Hodkinson, James R.. - : Maney Publishing, 2010
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Moving beyond the binary? Christian-Islamic encounters and gender in the thought and literature of German Romanticism
Hodkinson, James R.. - : Camden House, 2009
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Encounters with Islam in German literature and culture
Hodkinson, James R., 1973-; Morrison, Jeff. - : Camden House, 2009
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Women and writing in the works of Novalis : transformation beyond measure?
Hodkinson, James R.. - : Camden House, 2007
Abstract: The great poet and polymath Friedrich von Hardenberg, known as Novalis, was long seen as representing a particular brand of German Romanticism, embodying a predilection for the mystical and the irrational and a longing for death. Yet 20th-century scholars debunked that myth and arrived at a view of the poet as one who produced a unified, precociously modern body of work in which human systems of individual and collective being as well as knowledge and its disciplines exist as fictional structures, as represented possibility rather than fixed truth. As such, all being and knowledge could and should be subjected to the ironic play of Romantic poetry, which sought to renew the individual and the world it inhabited.Hardenberg's work has come in for particular criticism for idealizing women, thus denying the living, expressive female subject; the conservative social roles it ascribes to women are also cited. Although more recent critics have discerned an empowered female subject in Novalis, this is the first balanced, book-length study of gender in Novalis in English. It concludes that Hardenberg's Romantic writing began to be successful in reinventing the "fiction" of female identity, and goes further to reveal his extensive interaction with women as intellectual equals
Keyword: PT Germanic literature
URL: http://webcat.warwick.ac.uk/record=b2174565
http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/40865/
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The cosmic-symphonic : Novalis, music and universal discourse
Hodkinson, James R.. - : Camden House, 2004
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