German-language Jewish Literature from the Enlightenment to the Present Day - New Approaches to Research in Paradigms

从启蒙运动至今的德语犹太文学——范式研究的新方法

• 批准号: 419254539
• 负责人: Professor Dr. Stephan Braese
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Institut für Germanistische und Allgemeine Literaturwissenschaft
• 依托单位国家: 德国
• 项目类别: Research Grants
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 德国
• 起止时间: 2018-12-31 至 2022-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/419254539?language=en
• 关键词: German; language; Jewish; Literature; Enlightenment

The project GJL is intended as a seminal and systematic presentation of German-language Jewish literature since the Enlightenment in its entire dissemination area, based on a cultural sciences appreciation of texts, and expanded by approaches from the areas of reception aesthetics, space and media theory, as well as the history of science. It aims to produce six handbooks supported by an online platform including additional documents and controversial debates as typically in such a broad and complex field as GJL throughout the last 250 years. Such an ambitious project necessitates international cooperation, which can integrate a broad range of individual expert contributions and count on a highly engaged advisory board. This will be achieved through the cooperation of three (in reality: four) renowned centres of academic research regarding German-language Jewish literature in Central Europe: The RWTH Aachen is home to the only chair for European Jewish Literary and Cultural History in Germany; the University of Basel is the only place in Switzerland where German-language Jewish literature is taught; between 1998 and 2003 the University of Klagenfurt (Lead institution) hosted a research centre for Austrian and Middle European Jewish literature and established a network of cooperations with other Austrian Centres of Jewish Studies like Salzburg, and in the past few years with Graz, where the Centre for Jewish Studies in the meantime has become one of the most important and productive in Austria. Furthermore the named institutions have established additional national and international cooperations which can provide valuable impulses for the project at hand. The starting point lies in the assumption that Jewish thinking and German-language Jewish literature has always given important contributions to artistic-literary and scientific developments in the German-speaking area, by providing dialogues and impulses. Traditional criteria such as nation, identity, culture, and religion are thus deferred, as are attempts at unity, canonization, and binary distinctiveness of Jewish and non-Jewish culture and literature, all in favour of more open approaches in paradigms. These paradigms also correspond to the research expertise at the participating universities and their respective project leaders: Tradition and Faith as well as Thinking History (main focus University of Basel), Cultures of Language as well as Knowledge and Learning (main focus University of Aachen), Spaces and Landscapes, and Interrelationships (main focus University of Klagenfurt / Centre for Jewish Studies, University of Graz). The design of this project promotes the networking with other disciplines and enables an innovative dialogue with the interested research community.

GJL项目旨在以文化科学对文本的欣赏为基础，通过接受美学、空间和媒体理论以及科学史等领域的方法，对启蒙运动以来整个传播领域的德语犹太文学进行开创性和系统性的展示。它的目标是制作六本由在线平台支持的手册，包括额外的文件和有争议的辩论，这在过去250年里通常是在GJL这样一个广泛而复杂的领域。这样一个雄心勃勃的项目需要国际合作，国际合作可以整合广泛的个人专家意见，并依赖于一个高度参与的咨询委员会。这将通过中欧三个(实际上是四个)著名的德语犹太文学学术研究中心的合作来实现：亚琛皇家理工学院是德国唯一的欧洲犹太文学和文化史教席所在地；巴塞尔大学是瑞士唯一教授德语犹太文学的地方；1998年至2003年，克拉根福大学(牵头机构)主办了一个奥地利和中欧犹太文学研究中心，并与萨尔茨堡等其他奥地利犹太研究中心建立了合作网络，在过去几年里与格拉茨建立了合作网络，在此期间，格拉茨犹太研究中心已成为奥地利最重要和最有成效的中心之一。此外，被点名的机构还建立了更多的国家和国际合作，这可以为手头的项目提供宝贵的动力。本文的出发点是假设犹太思想和德语犹太文学通过提供对话和动力，一直为德语地区的艺术文学和科学发展做出重要贡献。因此，民族、身份、文化和宗教等传统标准被推迟，犹太和非犹太文化和文学的统一、封圣和二元区别的尝试也被推迟，所有这些都有利于在范式上采取更开放的方法。这些范例也符合参与大学及其各自项目负责人的研究专长：传统和信仰以及思想史(主要重点是巴塞尔大学)、语言文化以及知识和学习(主要重点是亚琛大学)、空间和景观以及相互关系(主要重点是克拉根福大学/格拉茨大学犹太研究中心)。该项目的设计促进了与其他学科的联系，并使与感兴趣的研究界进行创新对话成为可能。