Bernhard Dotzler
Biographic Data
| ID | 3421954 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bernhard Dotzler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bernhard |
| FAMILY NAME | Dotzler |
| SIGNATURE | DOTZLER B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Regensburg |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
From the Archive to the Computer
Michel Foucault famously introduced the method of “discourse analysis” in the humanities, especially in historiography. In his _Archaeology of Knowledge_, originally published in 1969, in particular, Foucault argues for making the history of knowledge the object of discourse analyses. In the context of the current surge of interest in discourse analysis in the field of computer science, however, there are hardly any references to Foucault, partly…
Remembering the 60s“. Für eine Medienwissenschaftsgeschichte des Wunschdenkens
“Remembering the 60s”. On Media Science Studies of Wishful Thinking . “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”, Philip K. Dick asked in 1968. Half a century later, Werner Herzog echoed this question with his documentary on Reveries of the Connected World . The article outlines some of the conclusions for the history of science that can be drawn from this shift from androids to the Internet
Programmed Violence
Each “new technology” inflicts “new violence” on its subjects. Following Marshall McLuhan's argument, this article outlines a theoretical frame for thinking about the relationship between violence and the media. Focusing on Stanley Milgram's experiment mentioned by McLuhan in his essay “The Violence of the Media,” it argues that violence not only is conveyed or represented by that medium but resides in the medium itself. Media add violence to our…
“… Die richtige Art wissenschaftlicher Objekte…”
Warren McCulloch marks the brain explicitly as an epistemic object. Since then, to see 'in statu nascendi' what brain research means implies the irrefutability of the truth that the mind is in the head. And it implies to see the contingency of this knowledge. This again allows to ask for more details about the object and its destiny--beginning with the riddle, why McCulloch is not forgotten until today, but his clear designation is forgotten. A c…
Wissen in Geschichten. Zur wechselseitigen Erhellung von Literatur, Medien und Wissenschaft
Knowledge in Stories. On the Mutual Lucidation of Literature, Media, and Science. What are science studies for? The article faces this question by arguing, 1. that they can help to improve literary criticism, and 2. that such an improved criticism allows to recognize how knowledge, whether scientific or not, is linked with history and culture respectively. Both aspects are demonstrated by some remarks on Theodor Fontane's most famous novel, Effi …
Parasiten und Sirenen
Zwischenräume sind jene Schnittstellen, Intervalle und Abstände, in denen sich elementare Prozesse der Wissensproduktion ansiedeln. Zwischenräume sind eine epistemologische Kategorie für sich. Das gewohnte Bild geordneter Wissenschaftlichkeit schwindet, wenn die Produktion von Wissen auf spezifische materielle Kulturen zurückgeführt wird: auf die Begegnung von Instrumenten, Schreibgeräten und experimentellen Verfahren, aber auch auf das Zusammens…
Werthers Leser
Werthers Leser Bernhard J. Dotzler Und der Autor ist mir der liebste, in dem ich meine Welt wieder finde, bey dem’s zugeht wie um mich . . . Berühmter Anfang eines berühmten, ja nach Maßgabe seiner Popularität wohl noch immer des Debüts deutscher Dichtung: “Wie froh bin ich, daß ich weg bin!” 1 Später verwandte Goethe gesetztere Anfänge. Zwar, um bei seinen Romanen zu bleiben, wurde aus dem konventionellen “Es war einige Tage vor dem Christabend …
Der Hochstapler
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Der Hochstapler
Werthers Leser
Werthers Leser Bernhard J. Dotzler Und der Autor ist mir der liebste, in dem ich meine Welt wieder finde, bey dem’s zugeht wie um mich . . . Berühmter Anfang eines berühmten, ja nach Maßgabe seiner Popularität wohl noch immer des Debüts deutscher Dichtung: “Wie froh bin ich, daß ich weg bin!” 1 Später verwandte Goethe gesetztere Anfänge. Zwar, um bei seinen Romanen zu bleiben, wurde aus dem konventionellen “Es war einige Tage vor dem Christabend …
Parasiten und Sirenen
Zwischenräume sind jene Schnittstellen, Intervalle und Abstände, in denen sich elementare Prozesse der Wissensproduktion ansiedeln. Zwischenräume sind eine epistemologische Kategorie für sich. Das gewohnte Bild geordneter Wissenschaftlichkeit schwindet, wenn die Produktion von Wissen auf spezifische materielle Kulturen zurückgeführt wird: auf die Begegnung von Instrumenten, Schreibgeräten und experimentellen Verfahren, aber auch auf das Zusammens…
“… Die richtige Art wissenschaftlicher Objekte…”
Warren McCulloch marks the brain explicitly as an epistemic object. Since then, to see 'in statu nascendi' what brain research means implies the irrefutability of the truth that the mind is in the head. And it implies to see the contingency of this knowledge. This again allows to ask for more details about the object and its destiny--beginning with the riddle, why McCulloch is not forgotten until today, but his clear designation is forgotten. A c…
Wissen in Geschichten. Zur wechselseitigen Erhellung von Literatur, Medien und Wissenschaft
Knowledge in Stories. On the Mutual Lucidation of Literature, Media, and Science. What are science studies for? The article faces this question by arguing, 1. that they can help to improve literary criticism, and 2. that such an improved criticism allows to recognize how knowledge, whether scientific or not, is linked with history and culture respectively. Both aspects are demonstrated by some remarks on Theodor Fontane's most famous novel, Effi …
Programmed Violence
Each “new technology” inflicts “new violence” on its subjects. Following Marshall McLuhan's argument, this article outlines a theoretical frame for thinking about the relationship between violence and the media. Focusing on Stanley Milgram's experiment mentioned by McLuhan in his essay “The Violence of the Media,” it argues that violence not only is conveyed or represented by that medium but resides in the medium itself. Media add violence to our…
Remembering the 60s“. Für eine Medienwissenschaftsgeschichte des Wunschdenkens
“Remembering the 60s”. On Media Science Studies of Wishful Thinking . “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”, Philip K. Dick asked in 1968. Half a century later, Werner Herzog echoed this question with his documentary on Reveries of the Connected World . The article outlines some of the conclusions for the history of science that can be drawn from this shift from androids to the Internet
From the Archive to the Computer
Michel Foucault famously introduced the method of “discourse analysis” in the humanities, especially in historiography. In his _Archaeology of Knowledge_, originally published in 1969, in particular, Foucault argues for making the history of knowledge the object of discourse analyses. In the context of the current surge of interest in discourse analysis in the field of computer science, however, there are hardly any references to Foucault, partly…
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