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Book on DemandKartoniert, Paperback
354 Seiten
Deutsch
Verlag Herder-Instituterschienen am22.02.2022
From the Middle Ages to the present, intercultural exchange has shaped knowledge and scholarship in Central Europe. While nationalism, practical and methodological, as well as memory practices created a clear-cut vision of German-Polish scholarly contacts, this volume proposes interconnectedness, entanglement and circulation as new modes of inquiry. Based on examples ranging from architectural knowledge to philosophy and from archaeology to physical chemistry, contributions to this volume seek for alternative ways to tell the stories of scholarly relations in the space shaped not only by multilinguality, but also by power inequalities, imperialism and nationalisms. In particular, they counter the widespread center-periphery dependence by concentrating on encounters and sites "in between" as privileged places of inquiry. Last but not least, they put to the test the prevailing categories of historical research of the space in question, highlighting the variety of identifications and ways they impacted scholarly communication.mehr

Produkt

KlappentextFrom the Middle Ages to the present, intercultural exchange has shaped knowledge and scholarship in Central Europe. While nationalism, practical and methodological, as well as memory practices created a clear-cut vision of German-Polish scholarly contacts, this volume proposes interconnectedness, entanglement and circulation as new modes of inquiry. Based on examples ranging from architectural knowledge to philosophy and from archaeology to physical chemistry, contributions to this volume seek for alternative ways to tell the stories of scholarly relations in the space shaped not only by multilinguality, but also by power inequalities, imperialism and nationalisms. In particular, they counter the widespread center-periphery dependence by concentrating on encounters and sites "in between" as privileged places of inquiry. Last but not least, they put to the test the prevailing categories of historical research of the space in question, highlighting the variety of identifications and ways they impacted scholarly communication.

Autor

Surman, JanThe volume was prepared by a group of editors, led by Jan Surman, with a background in the history of knowledge, and especially of science and the humanities of East Central Europe in its widest possible sense: Friedrich Cain (Vienna), Marcin Dolecki (Warsaw), Maciej Górny (Warsaw), Peter Haslinger (Marburg), Adam Kozuchowski (Warsaw), Katharina Kreuder-Sonnen (Vienna), Ewa Manikowska (Warsaw) and Thomas Strobel (Potsdam).
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