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Fusing speculative realism, analytical and linguistic philosophy this book theorises the fundamental impact the experience of reading has on us. In reading, language provides us with a world and meaning becomes perceptible. We can connect with another subjectivity, another place, another time. At its most extreme, reading changes our understanding of the world around us. Metanoia- meaning literally a change of mind or a conversion-refers to this kind of new way of seeing. To see the world in a new light is to accept that our thinking has been irrevocably transformed. How is that possible? And is it merely an intellectual process without any impact on the world outside our brains? Innovatively tackling these questions, this book mobilizes discussions from linguistics, literary theory, philosophy of language, and cognitive science. It re-articulates linguistic consciousness by underlining the poetic, creative moment of language and sheds light on the ability of language to transform not only our thinking but the world around us as well.

Fusing speculative realism, analytical and linguistic philosophy this book theorises the fundamental impact the experience of reading has on us. In reading, language provides us with a world and meaning becomes perceptible. We can connect with another subjectivity, another place, another time. At its most extreme, reading changes our understanding of the world around us. Metanoia— meaning literally a change of mind or a conversion—refers to this kind of new way of seeing. To see the world in a new light is to accept that our thinking has been irrevocably transformed. How is that possible? And is it merely an intellectual process without any impact on the world outside our brains? Innovatively tackling these questions, this book mobilizes discussions from linguistics, literary theory, philosophy of language, and cognitive science. It re-articulates linguistic consciousness by underlining the poetic, creative moment of language and sheds light on the ability of language to transform not only our thinking but the world around us as well.

Fusing speculative realism, analytical and linguistic philosophy this book theorises the fundamental impact the experience of reading has on us. In reading, language provides us with a world and meaning becomes perceptible. We can connect with another subjectivity, another place, another time. At its most extreme, reading changes our understanding of the world around us. Metanoia— meaning literally a change of mind or a conversion—refers to this kind of new way of seeing. To see the world in a new light is to accept that our thinking has been irrevocably transformed. How is that possible? And is it merely an intellectual process without any impact on the world outside our brains? Tackling these questions, this book mobilizes discussions from linguistics, literary theory, philosophy of language, and cognitive science. It re-articulates linguistic consciousness by underlining the poetic, creative moment of language and sheds light on the ability of language to transform not only our thinking but the world around us as well.

Fusing speculative realism, analytical and linguistic philosophy this book theorises the fundamental impact the experience of reading has on us. In reading, language provides us with a world and meaning becomes perceptible. We can connect with another subjectivity, another place, another time. At its most extreme, reading changes our understanding of the world around us. Metanoia- meaning literally a change of mind or a conversion-refers to this kind of new way of seeing. To see the world in a new light is to accept that our thinking has been irrevocably transformed. How is that possible? And is it merely an intellectual process without any impact on the world outside our brains? Innovatively tackling these questions, this book mobilizes discussions from linguistics, literary theory, philosophy of language, and cognitive science. It re-articulates linguistic consciousness by underlining the poetic, creative moment of language and sheds light on the ability of language to transform not only our thinking but the world around us as well.

The invention of the present-tense novel is a literary event whose importance is on par with the discovery of perspective in painting. From the first novels shaped by interior monologues and the use of the present tense in the tradition of modernism, the present tense has, over the course of its century-long evolution, changed the conditions of fictional narration, along with our conceptions of time in a philosophical and linguistic framework. Indeed, to understand the work of an increasing number of contemporary writers – J.M. Coetzee, Tom McCarthy, Thomas Pynchon, to name only a few – it is necessary to both understand the distinct linguistic and literary qualities of the present tense as well as its historical transformation into a genuine tense of contemporary storytelling.For the first time in literary scholarship, Present Tense: A Poetics offers an account of a profound development in 20th- and 21st-century fiction.

The invention of the present-tense novel is a literary event whose importance is on par with the discovery of perspective in painting. From the first novels shaped by interior monologues and the use of the present tense in the tradition of modernism, the present tense has, over the course of its century-long evolution, changed the conditions of fictional narration, along with our conceptions of time in a philosophical and linguistic framework. Indeed, to understand the work of an increasing number of contemporary writers – J.M. Coetzee, Tom McCarthy, Thomas Pynchon, to name only a few – it is necessary to both understand the distinct linguistic and literary qualities of the present tense as well as its historical transformation into a genuine tense of contemporary storytelling.For the first time in literary scholarship, Present Tense: A Poetics offers an account of a profound development in 20th- and 21st-century fiction.

The invention of the present-tense novel is a literary event whose importance is on par with the discovery of perspective in painting. From the first novels shaped by interior monologues and the use of the present tense in the tradition of modernism, the present tense has, over the course of its century-long evolution, changed the conditions of fictional narration, along with our conceptions of time in a philosophical and linguistic framework. Indeed, to understand the work of an increasing number of contemporary writers – J.M. Coetzee, Tom McCarthy, Thomas Pynchon, to name only a few – it is necessary to both understand the distinct linguistic and literary qualities of the present tense as well as its historical transformation into a genuine tense of contemporary storytelling.For the first time in literary scholarship, Present Tense: A Poetics offers an account of a profound development in 20th- and 21st-century fiction.

The invention of the present-tense novel is a literary event whose importance is on par with the discovery of perspective in painting. From the first novels shaped by interior monologues and the use of the present tense in the tradition of modernism, the present tense has, over the course of its century-long evolution, changed the conditions of fictional narration, along with our conceptions of time in a philosophical and linguistic framework. Indeed, to understand the work of an increasing number of contemporary writers – J.M. Coetzee, Tom McCarthy, Thomas Pynchon, to name only a few – it is necessary to both understand the distinct linguistic and literary qualities of the present tense as well as its historical transformation into a genuine tense of contemporary storytelling.For the first time in literary scholarship, Present Tense: A Poetics offers an account of a profound development in 20th- and 21st-century fiction.

The Narratologia series publishes state-of-the-art monographs and collective volumes devoted to modern narrative theory and its historical reconstruction in all the philological disciplines. It is the first narratological forum of its kind in Germany. In addition to literary texts, the series focuses on narration in everyday contexts, in pictorial media, in film and in the new media as well as on narration in historiography, ethnology, medicine, and the law.The series publishes in German and English. All volumes are peer reviewed by two anonymous assessors.

Der mikrologische Blick auf ein vermeintlich grammatisches Detail, die Verwendung des Tempus Präsens, eröffnet neue Perspektiven auf einen Gründungsmythos der ästhetiktheoretischen Moderne: Das Verlangen nach Präsenz. Dem begegnet vorliegender Sammelband, indem er die Eroberung des Präsens durch den Roman des 20. Jahrhunderts dokumentiert. Die Facetten dieses grundlegenden literaturästhetischen Wandels der Zeitformen vom Präteritum zum Präsens werden vor allem aus fiktionstheoretischer und narratologischer Perspektive nachgezeichnet.

Ob als eigenständiges Gericht oder leckere Beilage, ob Partysalate oder Fruchtsalate - Salate gehören zu den vielseitigsten Gerichten auf unserem Speiseplan. Seit geraumer Zeit schon hat der Salat seinen zweifelhaften Ruf als "Kaninchenfutter" abgelegt und ist mittlerweile schwer angesagt. Die Menschen fangen an, bewusster zu essen und eine leichte, gesunde Küche zu bevorzugen. Salatbars boomen und selbst das Fastfood-Restaurant McDonald''s hat mittlerweile zahlreiche Salate im Angebot. Was läge da näher, als mit einem Little Black Book der Salate diesem Trend zu folgen? Im bewährt humorvollen und zum Mitmachen anregenden Schreibstil der Little Black Books geht die begeisterte Köchin Anke Hennig dem Phänomen des Salats auf den Grund. Ihr Ziel ist es, dem Leser kulinarische Anregungen mitzugeben und ihn zu motivieren, nach der Lektüre des Buches ganz nach Belieben seine persönlichen Salatkreationen herzustellen. Oder auch nicht, denn bei Couscoussalat mit Granatapfel, gebackenem Kürbis auf Salat mit Heidelbeeren oder Gorgonzolasalat mit Trauben bleiben vielleicht gar keine Wünsche mehr offen. Leckere Soßen und Dressings sowie Tipps zur Aufbewahrung und zum "richtigen" Improvisieren runden das Büchlein ab.

Das kleine Schwarze von Anke Hennig befasst sich mit den Besonderheiten der Köstlichkeiten aus Fernost. Hier findet der Leser alles Wissenswerte zum Wok und den Küchen, wo dieses besondere Utensil Anwendung findet. Ob aus China, Indien, Thailand oder Vietnam - der Wok ist vielseitig einsetzbar. Außerdem werden die wichtigsten Gewürze erklärt. Und natürlich fehlen nicht zahlreiche leckere Wok-Rezepte, zum Beispiel Kokossuppe mit Hühnerfleisch, gebratener Spargel mit Vanilleerdbeeren und gedämpfte Hackfleisch-Wantan. Da möchte man doch gleich loskochen ...