Johannes Endres
Biographic Data
| ID | 1065880 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Johannes Endres |
| GIVEN NAMES | Johannes |
| FAMILY NAME | Endres |
| SIGNATURE | ENDRES J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Theoretische Neugierde: Horizonte Hans Blumenbergs. Mit einem unveröffentlichten Manuskript von Blumenberg
Hans Blumenberg and Leonardo
Hans Blumenberg's, frequently oblique, reflections on art rank among the most erudite in twentieth-century theories of art. The following investigations focus especially on his views on the visual arts as they unfold from his critical reception of Leonardo da Vinci's art and science. At the center of such a reception stands a preeminent image concept of the Renaissance, the "window image," and its epistemological implications, which Blumenberg co…
Vampires and the Orient in Goethe's “Die Braut von Corinth”
In his poem “Die Braut von Corinth” (1797), Goethe introduces the figure of the vampire as an early agent of his concept of “Weltliteratur.” As such, his female vampire challenges critical assumptions of a cultural divide between Christian and “pagan” religions, vampire believers and non‐believers, and finally Western and Eastern literatures. Instead, Goethe's “Braut” offers herself as a specimen of literary and cultural hybridity in a textual fo…
Goethe on Myron’s Cow: A Detail
Friedrich Schlegel-Handbuch
Friedrich Schlegels Lebenslauf - von der revolutionsbegeisterten Jugend über die Jenaer Jahre bis zur Konversion zum Katholizismus - spiegelt die ganze Romantik. Seine theoretischen Schriften lieferten die Grundlagen für etliche romantische Autoren („progressive Universalpoesie“). - Dieses Handbuch präsentiert Schlegels Werk in seiner ganzen Breite: Neben den literarischen Werken werden auch Texte zu Bildender Kunst, zu Geschichte und Politik sow…
Friedrich Schlegel-Handbuch: Leben – Werk – Wirkung
Meaningful Complexity: Goethe’s Concept of Similarity
Meaningful Complexity:Goethe’s Concept of Similarity Johannes Endres1 (bio) My following considerations will explore the relationship between complexity and similarity. Both concepts have been highlighted in recent scholarship as pivotal in various respects, and they are crucial to a number of discourses that refer to these notions for different reasons and to different ends. The concepts’ modern careers are closely tied to a shift in epistemolog…
Der Code der Leidenschaften: Fetischismus in den Künsten
Der Fetischismus ist ein Schlüsselphänomen der modernen Gesellschaften. Er bestimmt nicht nur religiöse und mentale Formationen, sondern auch die libidinösen Objektbeziehungen in der Konsum- und Massenkultur. Bemerkenswert unterbelichtet sind die Spielarten fetischistischer Formen und Praktiken in den Künsten, Medien und Literaturen. Diese Lücke schließt 'Der Code der Leidenschaften'. Das Phänomen des Fetischismus ist gewiss älter als sein Diskur…
Sicherheit und Ästhetik. Historische und kulturelle Aspekte einer aktuellen Konjunktur
Diderot, Hogarth, and the Aesthetics of Depilation
The corporeal ideal of a female form free of body hair has a long tradition in Western thought, originating in antiquity and culminating in the eighteenth century. Early-modern discourses on art, aesthetics, cultural theory, and anthropology explicitly defend the ideal of the naked, depilated woman with reference to antique depictions of Venus. Denis Diderot's speculations on the origins of the hairless female body are exemplary for the eighteent…
Diderot, Hogarth, and the Aesthetics of Depilation
The corporeal ideal of a female form free of body hair has a long tradition in Western thought, originating in antiquity and culminating in the eighteenth century. Early-modern discourses on art, aesthetics, cultural theory, and anthropology explicitly defend the ideal of the naked, depilated woman with reference to antique depictions of Venus. Denis Diderot's speculations on the origins of the hairless female body are exemplary for the eighteent…
Diderot, Hogarth, and the Aesthetics of Depilation
The corporeal ideal of a female form free of body hair has a long tradition in Western thought, originating in antiquity and culminating in the eighteenth century. Early-modern discourses on art, aesthetics, cultural theory, and anthropology explicitly defend the ideal of the naked, depilated woman with reference to antique depictions of Venus. Denis Diderot's speculations on the origins of the hairless female body are exemplary for the eighteent…
Sicherheit und Ästhetik. Historische und kulturelle Aspekte einer aktuellen Konjunktur
Der Code der Leidenschaften: Fetischismus in den Künsten
Der Fetischismus ist ein Schlüsselphänomen der modernen Gesellschaften. Er bestimmt nicht nur religiöse und mentale Formationen, sondern auch die libidinösen Objektbeziehungen in der Konsum- und Massenkultur. Bemerkenswert unterbelichtet sind die Spielarten fetischistischer Formen und Praktiken in den Künsten, Medien und Literaturen. Diese Lücke schließt 'Der Code der Leidenschaften'. Das Phänomen des Fetischismus ist gewiss älter als sein Diskur…
Meaningful Complexity: Goethe’s Concept of Similarity
Meaningful Complexity:Goethe’s Concept of Similarity Johannes Endres1 (bio) My following considerations will explore the relationship between complexity and similarity. Both concepts have been highlighted in recent scholarship as pivotal in various respects, and they are crucial to a number of discourses that refer to these notions for different reasons and to different ends. The concepts’ modern careers are closely tied to a shift in epistemolog…
Friedrich Schlegel-Handbuch: Leben – Werk – Wirkung
Friedrich Schlegel-Handbuch
Friedrich Schlegels Lebenslauf - von der revolutionsbegeisterten Jugend über die Jenaer Jahre bis zur Konversion zum Katholizismus - spiegelt die ganze Romantik. Seine theoretischen Schriften lieferten die Grundlagen für etliche romantische Autoren („progressive Universalpoesie“). - Dieses Handbuch präsentiert Schlegels Werk in seiner ganzen Breite: Neben den literarischen Werken werden auch Texte zu Bildender Kunst, zu Geschichte und Politik sow…
Goethe on Myron’s Cow: A Detail
Vampires and the Orient in Goethe's “Die Braut von Corinth”
In his poem “Die Braut von Corinth” (1797), Goethe introduces the figure of the vampire as an early agent of his concept of “Weltliteratur.” As such, his female vampire challenges critical assumptions of a cultural divide between Christian and “pagan” religions, vampire believers and non‐believers, and finally Western and Eastern literatures. Instead, Goethe's “Braut” offers herself as a specimen of literary and cultural hybridity in a textual fo…
Hans Blumenberg and Leonardo
Hans Blumenberg's, frequently oblique, reflections on art rank among the most erudite in twentieth-century theories of art. The following investigations focus especially on his views on the visual arts as they unfold from his critical reception of Leonardo da Vinci's art and science. At the center of such a reception stands a preeminent image concept of the Renaissance, the "window image," and its epistemological implications, which Blumenberg co…
Theoretische Neugierde: Horizonte Hans Blumenbergs. Mit einem unveröffentlichten Manuskript von Blumenberg
Philosophy (8 works) · Art (6 works) · German Literature and Culture Studies (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Humanities and Social Sciences (2 works) · Literature (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Physics (2 works)