Katharina Fürholzer
Biographic Data
| ID | 5978079 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Katharina Fürholzer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Katharina |
| FAMILY NAME | Fürholzer |
| SIGNATURE | FÜRHOLZER K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Koblenz University of Applied Sciences |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Theodor Storm and the Shore
Metacritic Journal for Comparative Studies and Theory is an open-access, peer-review, online publication for academic research, published twice a year by the Faculty of Letters, Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj, Romania.
Metaphors in digital radiology
The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) in radiology triggered identity-threatening fears for radiologists of becoming replaced by machines. Beyond this competitive narrative of humans versus AI, a collaborative narrative for human–AI-interaction emerged with a new metaphorical landscape both for the functions of AI and the roles of radiologists. This article aims to raise awareness of the ethical implications of figurative language in human–A…
Reimagining the ‘Lost’ narratives of advanced dementia through literature and critical fabulation
The progression of dementia significantly affects the abilities to communicate needs or experiences, often rendering the inner lives or narratives inaccessible to others. This increases the risk of narratives becoming 'lost' and people living with dementia becoming subject to narrative dispossession. However, even as communicative clarity diminishes, meaningful expressions persist, necessitating empathic and creative approaches to engaging with t…
Expressing Suppression
When a person grapples with severe illness and pain, it becomes our solemn duty to lend them an empathetic ear, allowing them the opportunity to articulate their struggles. However, what if the person in distress finds themselves incapable of conveying their torment through words? In Torgny Lindgren’s 1995 novel Hummelhonung ( Sweetness ), we are confronted with a profound exploration of the repercussions of a society adrift from its empathetic c…
Age(ism) in Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales
Across the globe, the genre of the fairy tale is inextricably linked with Hans Christian Andersen (1805–1875). To this day, the Danish writer and his sombre, often dystopian tales are famed for their pronounced criticism of socio-cultural norms and are read and loved by all ages. In his work, Andersen made ample use of the fantastic, which ranges from the realm of the supernatural (esp. anthropomorphic plants, animals, and things) to the realm of…
Konformismus und Kritik in Margarethe von Trottas Hannah Arendt (2012)
In ihrer 2012 erschienenen biografischen Fiktion Hannah Arendt widmete sich die deutsche Regisseurin Margarethe von Trotta einer der bedeutendsten und zugleich kontroversesten Denkerinnen der Nachkriegszeit und ihrer anhand des Eichmann-Prozesses entwickelten Theorie von der ‚Banalität des Bösen‘. Mein primär auf einem Close Viewing basierender Zugang zu von Trottas Film ist geleitet von der Frage nach dessen spezifischer Inszenierung (anti-)konf…
Eine Explosion der Sprache.“ Zur Filmbiografie der taubblinden Marie Heurtin (1885–1921)
In 2015, Jean-Pierre Améris brought the life of Marie Heurtin (1885â 1921), a deaf-blind French woman, on the big screen. Amérisâ biographical film tells the story of a girl who first developed an understanding of linguistic signs and communication at the age of ten. Focusing both on the filmâ s aesthetic-narrative level and its medical-historical dimension, this article aims to delineate the potential of films as an aesthetic mass medium to conv…
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Eine Explosion der Sprache.“ Zur Filmbiografie der taubblinden Marie Heurtin (1885–1921)
In 2015, Jean-Pierre Améris brought the life of Marie Heurtin (1885â 1921), a deaf-blind French woman, on the big screen. Amérisâ biographical film tells the story of a girl who first developed an understanding of linguistic signs and communication at the age of ten. Focusing both on the filmâ s aesthetic-narrative level and its medical-historical dimension, this article aims to delineate the potential of films as an aesthetic mass medium to conv…
Konformismus und Kritik in Margarethe von Trottas Hannah Arendt (2012)
In ihrer 2012 erschienenen biografischen Fiktion Hannah Arendt widmete sich die deutsche Regisseurin Margarethe von Trotta einer der bedeutendsten und zugleich kontroversesten Denkerinnen der Nachkriegszeit und ihrer anhand des Eichmann-Prozesses entwickelten Theorie von der ‚Banalität des Bösen‘. Mein primär auf einem Close Viewing basierender Zugang zu von Trottas Film ist geleitet von der Frage nach dessen spezifischer Inszenierung (anti-)konf…
Age(ism) in Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tales
Across the globe, the genre of the fairy tale is inextricably linked with Hans Christian Andersen (1805–1875). To this day, the Danish writer and his sombre, often dystopian tales are famed for their pronounced criticism of socio-cultural norms and are read and loved by all ages. In his work, Andersen made ample use of the fantastic, which ranges from the realm of the supernatural (esp. anthropomorphic plants, animals, and things) to the realm of…
Expressing Suppression
When a person grapples with severe illness and pain, it becomes our solemn duty to lend them an empathetic ear, allowing them the opportunity to articulate their struggles. However, what if the person in distress finds themselves incapable of conveying their torment through words? In Torgny Lindgren’s 1995 novel Hummelhonung ( Sweetness ), we are confronted with a profound exploration of the repercussions of a society adrift from its empathetic c…
Metaphors in digital radiology
The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) in radiology triggered identity-threatening fears for radiologists of becoming replaced by machines. Beyond this competitive narrative of humans versus AI, a collaborative narrative for human–AI-interaction emerged with a new metaphorical landscape both for the functions of AI and the roles of radiologists. This article aims to raise awareness of the ethical implications of figurative language in human–A…
Reimagining the ‘Lost’ narratives of advanced dementia through literature and critical fabulation
The progression of dementia significantly affects the abilities to communicate needs or experiences, often rendering the inner lives or narratives inaccessible to others. This increases the risk of narratives becoming 'lost' and people living with dementia becoming subject to narrative dispossession. However, even as communicative clarity diminishes, meaningful expressions persist, necessitating empathic and creative approaches to engaging with t…
Theodor Storm and the Shore
Metacritic Journal for Comparative Studies and Theory is an open-access, peer-review, online publication for academic research, published twice a year by the Faculty of Letters, Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj, Romania.
Art (5 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · History (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Narrative (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Action (physics) (1 works)