System? Kanon? Epoche? Perspektiven und Grenzen eines systemtheoretischen Kanonmodells

Herrmann, Leonhard; Beilein, Matthias; Stockinger, Claudia; Winko, Simone

doi:10.1515/9783110259964.59

Kanon, Wertung Und Vermittlung 2011

DOI: 10.1515/9783110259964.59

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System? Kanon? Epoche? Perspektiven und Grenzen eines systemtheoretischen Kanonmodells

Leonhard Herrmann¹,

Matthias Beilein²,

Claudia Stockinger³

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“…In some European countries, especially the Netherlands (d' Haen 2011) and Germany (Herrmann 2012), the canon debate has taken a different turn. German discussions of canon since 1997 have distanced themselves from the cultural studies perspective (Uerlings and Patrut 2012: 8 -9).…”

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The article offers a comparative overview of the diverging courses of the canon debate in Anglophone and Germanophone contexts. While the Anglophone canon debate has focused on the politics of canon composition, the Germanophone debate has been more concerned with the malleability and mediality of the canon. In a development that has largely gone unnoticed outside German-speaking countries, new approaches to discussing current and future processes of canonization have been developed in recent years. One pivotal element of this process has been a thorough reevaluation of new media as a touchstone for both defining literature in the digital age and inquiring into the mechanisms of contemporary canon formation. The article thus aims at introducing the Germanophone approach to canon developed in recent years and its results to a larger scholarly community.

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