Iulia‐Karin Patrut
Biographic Data
| ID | 6475448 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Iulia‐Karin Patrut |
| GIVEN NAMES | Iulia‐Karin |
| FAMILY NAME | Patrut |
| SIGNATURE | PATRUT I K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Europa-Universität Flensburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9667-9243 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Hermann Hesses italienisches Mittelmeer
Hermann Hesse's travelogues and small writings (including poems, essays and newspaper articles) on the Mediterranean coasts of Italy, especially on the lagoon areas around Venice, are highly relevant for intercultural research, as they are not infiltrated by Hesse's mystical longing for transcendental unity.On the contrary, they concentrate on the cultural and individual limitations of the self, admitting ignorance, epistemic thresholds and affir…
Interkulturalität und Temporalität in Robert Musils Grigia
The paper aims at revealing the interconnection between cultural and temporal alterities in Robert Musil's novella Grigia published in 1924. The protagonist's name, Homo, is read as an indicator of his unwillingness to recognize cultural heterogeneity, especially diachronic interculturality and, at the same time, as a critique of the hegemonic universalism which was wide-spread in Western Europe and in Robert Musil's Kakanien and Post-World-War-O…
Musils ›Portugiesin‹ liest Novalis
This article aims at a new interpretation of Robert Musil's narrative Die Portugiesin, by exploring intertextual references to Novalis' writings. The article points out how the perception of identity and alterity, as experienced by the Portuguese and her husband, von Ketten/delle Catene, gradually changes and how this process leads to a comprehensive self-transformation of both protagonists. Intercultural immersion resp. the shif t from war to pe…
Poetiken der Interkulturalität
The article provides an overview on recent research related to interculturality and literature, focussing on the correlation between aesthetic and cultural alterity, but also including areas of interest such as Postcolonial Studies, representations of internal strangers (Jews and so-called Gypsies), theories of similarity and of inclusion/exclusion, and the revision of literary history from an intercultural point of view. At the same time, the ar…
Reciprocal Reinforcement of Entangled Narrations on Outer and Inner European Borders. Romani People, Nation States and Europe
Narrations about "Europe" always contain assumptions about the cultural and social homogeneity and heterogeneity of the groups that are supposed to be included in or excluded from the imaginary European community. Contemporary literary texts have developed narrative strategies that can negotiate criteria and procedures establishing the outer and inner borders of communities. They also construct sometimes critical, sometimes affirmative correlatio…
Zigeuner« als Grenzfigur deutscher Selbstentwürfe
German self-design as a nation frequently draws on Gypsies as liminal figures. They are the subject of a number of paradoxical representations: as ancestral founders, as omniscient observers, and as the absolute “other” of the German nation. The essay explores representations of Gypsies in criminology, anthropology and ethnography as well as in literary texts of the 18th and 19th centuries (Johann Gottfried Herder, Johann Erich Biester, Richard L…
Wlislocki's Transylvanian 'Gypsies' and the discourses on Aryanism around 1900
During the nineteenth century, the concept of 'race' gained in significance and stridency; at the same time, the importance of an 'Aryan' genealogy for Germans was emphasised to an ever greater degree in many contexts. Against this background, Heinrich von Wlislocki's investigations are particularly controversial as he categorised 'Gypsies' as Indo-Germanic people especially because of their myths, poetry, fairy tales, and legends, concentrating …
Wlislocki's Transylvanian 'Gypsies' and the discourses on Aryanism around 1900
During the nineteenth century, the concept of 'race' gained in significance and stridency; at the same time, the importance of an 'Aryan' genealogy for Germans was emphasised to an ever greater degree in many contexts. Against this background, Heinrich von Wlislocki's investigations are particularly controversial as he categorised 'Gypsies' as Indo-Germanic people especially because of their myths, poetry, fairy tales, and legends, concentrating …
Zigeuner« als Grenzfigur deutscher Selbstentwürfe
German self-design as a nation frequently draws on Gypsies as liminal figures. They are the subject of a number of paradoxical representations: as ancestral founders, as omniscient observers, and as the absolute “other” of the German nation. The essay explores representations of Gypsies in criminology, anthropology and ethnography as well as in literary texts of the 18th and 19th centuries (Johann Gottfried Herder, Johann Erich Biester, Richard L…
Wlislocki's Transylvanian 'Gypsies' and the discourses on Aryanism around 1900
During the nineteenth century, the concept of 'race' gained in significance and stridency; at the same time, the importance of an 'Aryan' genealogy for Germans was emphasised to an ever greater degree in many contexts. Against this background, Heinrich von Wlislocki's investigations are particularly controversial as he categorised 'Gypsies' as Indo-Germanic people especially because of their myths, poetry, fairy tales, and legends, concentrating …
Zigeuner« als Grenzfigur deutscher Selbstentwürfe
German self-design as a nation frequently draws on Gypsies as liminal figures. They are the subject of a number of paradoxical representations: as ancestral founders, as omniscient observers, and as the absolute “other” of the German nation. The essay explores representations of Gypsies in criminology, anthropology and ethnography as well as in literary texts of the 18th and 19th centuries (Johann Gottfried Herder, Johann Erich Biester, Richard L…
Reciprocal Reinforcement of Entangled Narrations on Outer and Inner European Borders. Romani People, Nation States and Europe
Narrations about "Europe" always contain assumptions about the cultural and social homogeneity and heterogeneity of the groups that are supposed to be included in or excluded from the imaginary European community. Contemporary literary texts have developed narrative strategies that can negotiate criteria and procedures establishing the outer and inner borders of communities. They also construct sometimes critical, sometimes affirmative correlatio…
Musils ›Portugiesin‹ liest Novalis
This article aims at a new interpretation of Robert Musil's narrative Die Portugiesin, by exploring intertextual references to Novalis' writings. The article points out how the perception of identity and alterity, as experienced by the Portuguese and her husband, von Ketten/delle Catene, gradually changes and how this process leads to a comprehensive self-transformation of both protagonists. Intercultural immersion resp. the shif t from war to pe…
Poetiken der Interkulturalität
The article provides an overview on recent research related to interculturality and literature, focussing on the correlation between aesthetic and cultural alterity, but also including areas of interest such as Postcolonial Studies, representations of internal strangers (Jews and so-called Gypsies), theories of similarity and of inclusion/exclusion, and the revision of literary history from an intercultural point of view. At the same time, the ar…
Interkulturalität und Temporalität in Robert Musils Grigia
The paper aims at revealing the interconnection between cultural and temporal alterities in Robert Musil's novella Grigia published in 1924. The protagonist's name, Homo, is read as an indicator of his unwillingness to recognize cultural heterogeneity, especially diachronic interculturality and, at the same time, as a critique of the hegemonic universalism which was wide-spread in Western Europe and in Robert Musil's Kakanien and Post-World-War-O…
Hermann Hesses italienisches Mittelmeer
Hermann Hesse's travelogues and small writings (including poems, essays and newspaper articles) on the Mediterranean coasts of Italy, especially on the lagoon areas around Venice, are highly relevant for intercultural research, as they are not infiltrated by Hesse's mystical longing for transcendental unity.On the contrary, they concentrate on the cultural and individual limitations of the self, admitting ignorance, epistemic thresholds and affir…
German Literature and Culture Studies (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Central European national history (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Ethnic group (2 works) · German (2 works)