New-right Literary Politics

在过去的20年里，新右翼在很大程度上扩大了与文学相关的新闻报道的规模，并使其专业化。与此同时，凭借其出版社、杂志、博客和视频，它已成为一名多才多艺的文学演员，也吸引了其政治客户以外的关注。这些活动的特殊相关性源于这样一个事实，即它们并不是“实际”政治工作的次要表现，而是新右翼元政治的核心组成部分，后者被视为准备彻底改变政治制度所不可或缺的。在这种背景下，拟议的项目侧重于迄今仅以初级形式研究的文学政治战略，在这些战略中，与文学的接触是为了引起关注和同情、转移文化话语和重塑文学经典。最后但并非最不重要的是，处理这一问题提供了反思文学批评和文学学术的伦理含义的机会。

The New Right has considerably expanded and professionalised its literature-related journa-lism over the last 20 years. In the meantime, with its publishing houses, magazines, blogs and videos, it has become a versatile literary actor that also attracts attention outside its own politi-cal clientele. The particular relevance of these activities results from the fact that they do not represent a side show of the 'actual' political work, but are a central component of newright meta-politics, which is seen as indispensable for preparing a radical change of the political system. Against this backdrop, the proposed project focuses on the literary-political strategies that have so far only been examined in rudimentary form, in which the engagement with lite-rature is functionalised to generate attention and sympathy, to shift cultural discourse and to reshape the literary canon. Last but not least, dealing with this offers the opportunity to reflect on the ethical implications of literary criticism and literary scholarship.