2012
DOI: 10.1515/iasl-2012-0033
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Theorien der Anerkennung – Literaturwissenschaftliche Appropriationen

Abstract: Abstract:A systematic overview of the concurrent usages of the theory of recognition in literary studies is given, including the relations to the philosophical and sociological theories of recognition. It is complemented by a selected bibliography.

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“…Because of these limitations, and in view of the relative shallowness of the genre, applying the theory of recognition in reading novels of banditry can seem like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. As an interpretive instrument applied to the object of popular literature the theory of recognition apparently fails to provide the ‘added value’ rightly identified by Albrecht (2012: 329) as the litmus test of a successful application. The objection that applying Honneth’s theory to Rinaldo Rinaldini produces a reductive reading that fails to do justice to the literariness of that work may, however, be fairly dismissed.…”
Section: The Novel Of Banditry and The Struggle For Recognitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because of these limitations, and in view of the relative shallowness of the genre, applying the theory of recognition in reading novels of banditry can seem like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. As an interpretive instrument applied to the object of popular literature the theory of recognition apparently fails to provide the ‘added value’ rightly identified by Albrecht (2012: 329) as the litmus test of a successful application. The objection that applying Honneth’s theory to Rinaldo Rinaldini produces a reductive reading that fails to do justice to the literariness of that work may, however, be fairly dismissed.…”
Section: The Novel Of Banditry and The Struggle For Recognitionmentioning
confidence: 99%