10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPIGONISM»
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epigonism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Epigonism and the Dynamic of Jewish Culture
The articles collected in this volume were originally presented at a summer colloquium in Oxford in 2004. The 'epigone' is generally believed to be an imitator, deprived of an independent, original talent.
Shelomoh Berger, Irene Ellen Zwiep, 2008
2
Nietzsche and Antiquity: His Reaction and Response to the ...
Nietzsche's. Aesthetic. Solution. to. the. Problem. of. Epigonism. in. the.
Nineteenth. Century. Burkhard. Meyer-Sickendiek. For almost two generations,
the age following Goethe's death in 1832 has been regarded as the Period of
Epigones.
3
Medieval Hebrew Poetry in Muslim Egypt: The Secular Poetry ...
We should note here a recent volume, edited by Shlomo Berger and Irene Zwiep,
which approaches the phenomenon of epigonism from a more neutral and more
positive perspective.4 By introducing epigonism as a dynamic force rather than ...
Joachim J.M.S. Yeshaya, 2010
4
Cultural Studies of Modern Germany: History, Representation, ...
The import of Across is therefore more traditional and more radical than
Kolleritsch's "modernist epigonism." The radicalism is by no means limited to the
murder, which takes place in the second part of the novel with its Brechtian title: "
The ...
5
August Halm: A Critical and Creative Life in Music
Epigonism. Frustrated by publishers' lack of interest in his compositions, Halm
maintained confidence through various self-reassuring rationales mentioned
earlier: the regard for tradition (Yellow Emperor, chess openings); public
acceptance ...
6
Music Divided: Bartók's Legacy in Cold War Culture
epigonism. Thus, some of the musical judgments made by modernist thinkers of
the late 1940s reveal thinly concealed political worries: the need to overcome the
legacy of Nazism came together with more current concerns about the incursion ...
Danielle Fosler-Lussier, 2007
7
Choral Fantasies: Music, Festivity, and Nationhood in ...
Yet such a gesture was also potentially problematic, as both the Lobgesang's
rocky reception history and its broader context make clear: whereas for
Mendelssohn writing a choral symphony after Beethoven courted the danger of
epigonism, ...
8
German Modernism: Music and the Arts
... 4 Austria, German culture and, 7–8 Bach, Johann Sebastian: and cultural
regeneration, 139–44; and epigonism, 260n25; fin-de-siècle public reception of,
144–45; Germanness and, 10, 178; and Grand Style, 27; and music theory, 146–
49; ...
9
Cultural Interactions in the Romantic Age: Critical Essays ...
... wirklicher Ausverkauf [closing-out sale].3 Kierkegaard's own sense of
belatedness vis-a-vis the German Romantics (above all, Friedrich Schlegel,
Ludwig Tieck and E. T. A. Hoffmann) was nothing less than acute, since in his
case epigonism ...
10
Capitalism from Outside?: Economic Cultures in Eastern ...
As elsewhere in “peripheral” economic science, the habitual epigonism/creativity
dilemma emerges. In this particular field, “a theoretical endeavor in Bulgaria is
impossible,” according to one of the respondents. “The main institutionalist ...
Violetta Zentai, Janos Matyas Kovacs, 2012
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EPIGONISM»
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Hans Hollein (1934–2014)
... and would happily charge us latecomers with epigonism when we stepped to close to him—notice that we are now building him a pedestal? «Artforum, Sep 14»
