Bryan Klausmeyer
Biographic Data
| ID | 5778574 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bryan Klausmeyer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bryan |
| FAMILY NAME | Klausmeyer |
| SIGNATURE | KLAUSMEYER B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Occidental College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5756-7337 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
We Stargazers and Calendar Makers
This article examines Johann Peter Hebel's cycle of astronomical essays, Betrachtungen über das Weltgebäude ( Reflections on the Universe ), which first appeared in the Rheinländischer Hausfreund ( The Household Friend from the Rhineland ; 1808–15/19) as well as in Hebel's anthology Schatzkästlein des rheinischen Hausfreundes ( Treasure chest of the Rhineland Household Friend; 1811). While these texts unquestionably served a didactic function in …
Writing; The Scene of Writing
Writing; The Scene of Writing Rüdiger Campe (bio) Translated by Bryan Klausmeyer (bio) and Johannes Wankhammer (bio) For Roland Barthes, the word or concept écriture can dissolve demarcations and rearrange classifications: 1) Écriture dissolves the boundaries between literary genres to the extent that it is at work both in literature and in criticism. (According to Barthes, this is a consequence of modernism—"undoubtedly since Mallarmé.") 2) As t…
Scenes of Writing
Scenes of Writing:An Introduction Bryan Klausmeyer (bio), Andrea Krauß (bio), and Johannes Wankhammer (bio) In the three decades since the publication of Rüdiger Campe's essay "Die Schreibszene, Schreiben" (1991; "Writing; The Scene of Writing"), the concept of the Schreibszene or "scene of writing" has established itself as part of the vernacular of contemporary German literary studies. Scholars of various stripes now use the term with an air of…
Journals, Letters, Files
Journals, Letters, Files:Work Poetics and Scenes of Writing around 1800 Bryan Klausmeyer (bio) The pairing "writing, the scene of writing" serves as a challenge to consider two ostensibly opposing facets of writing at once: on the one hand, the thematization of writing within literature (semantics, poetics) and, on the other hand, writing in its material, technological, and historical facticity. In drawing these two sides together, "writing, the …
Abschlussbewegungen
Abschlussbewegungen:Goethe, Freud, and Spectral Forms of Life Bryan Klausmeyer On June 21, 1831—less than a year before his death on March 22, 1832—Goethe writes to his friend and fellow botanist E. H. F. Meyer, "Daß ich nahe am Ende meiner Laufbahn noch von dem Strudel der Spiraltendenz ergriffen werden sollte, war auch ein wunderlich Geschick" (LA 1.4:251; That I, at the end of my life, should still be seized by the vortex of the spiral tendenc…
From the Spirit of Slip Boxes
This article examines the medial interferences between Jean Paul’s citation of different technologies for managing information and his own way of writing and reading, namely in excerpts. Focusing on his second major idyll, Leben des Quintus Fixlein, aus fünfzehn Zettelkästen gezogen; nebst einem Mustheil und einigen Jus de tablette (1796/1801), this article contends that Jean Paul’s fictional references to the 18th-century librarian and jurist Jo…
Writing; The Scene of Writing
Writing; The Scene of Writing Rüdiger Campe (bio) Translated by Bryan Klausmeyer (bio) and Johannes Wankhammer (bio) For Roland Barthes, the word or concept écriture can dissolve demarcations and rearrange classifications: 1) Écriture dissolves the boundaries between literary genres to the extent that it is at work both in literature and in criticism. (According to Barthes, this is a consequence of modernism—"undoubtedly since Mallarmé.") 2) As t…
From the Spirit of Slip Boxes
This article examines the medial interferences between Jean Paul’s citation of different technologies for managing information and his own way of writing and reading, namely in excerpts. Focusing on his second major idyll, Leben des Quintus Fixlein, aus fünfzehn Zettelkästen gezogen; nebst einem Mustheil und einigen Jus de tablette (1796/1801), this article contends that Jean Paul’s fictional references to the 18th-century librarian and jurist Jo…
Abschlussbewegungen
Abschlussbewegungen:Goethe, Freud, and Spectral Forms of Life Bryan Klausmeyer On June 21, 1831—less than a year before his death on March 22, 1832—Goethe writes to his friend and fellow botanist E. H. F. Meyer, "Daß ich nahe am Ende meiner Laufbahn noch von dem Strudel der Spiraltendenz ergriffen werden sollte, war auch ein wunderlich Geschick" (LA 1.4:251; That I, at the end of my life, should still be seized by the vortex of the spiral tendenc…
Writing; The Scene of Writing
Writing; The Scene of Writing Rüdiger Campe (bio) Translated by Bryan Klausmeyer (bio) and Johannes Wankhammer (bio) For Roland Barthes, the word or concept écriture can dissolve demarcations and rearrange classifications: 1) Écriture dissolves the boundaries between literary genres to the extent that it is at work both in literature and in criticism. (According to Barthes, this is a consequence of modernism—"undoubtedly since Mallarmé.") 2) As t…
Scenes of Writing
Scenes of Writing:An Introduction Bryan Klausmeyer (bio), Andrea Krauß (bio), and Johannes Wankhammer (bio) In the three decades since the publication of Rüdiger Campe's essay "Die Schreibszene, Schreiben" (1991; "Writing; The Scene of Writing"), the concept of the Schreibszene or "scene of writing" has established itself as part of the vernacular of contemporary German literary studies. Scholars of various stripes now use the term with an air of…
Journals, Letters, Files
Journals, Letters, Files:Work Poetics and Scenes of Writing around 1800 Bryan Klausmeyer (bio) The pairing "writing, the scene of writing" serves as a challenge to consider two ostensibly opposing facets of writing at once: on the one hand, the thematization of writing within literature (semantics, poetics) and, on the other hand, writing in its material, technological, and historical facticity. In drawing these two sides together, "writing, the …
We Stargazers and Calendar Makers
This article examines Johann Peter Hebel's cycle of astronomical essays, Betrachtungen über das Weltgebäude ( Reflections on the Universe ), which first appeared in the Rheinländischer Hausfreund ( The Household Friend from the Rhineland ; 1808–15/19) as well as in Hebel's anthology Schatzkästlein des rheinischen Hausfreundes ( Treasure chest of the Rhineland Household Friend; 1811). While these texts unquestionably served a didactic function in …
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