Literarische Problematisierung der Moderne

Takahashi, T. explores the origins, paths, and goals of the Tateshina Symposium, while Scherpe, K. R. introduces the themes of enlightenment and its critique within the context of urban development in modernity. Shimada, Y. examines Herder's critique of enlightenment, and Hirayama, R. discusses Lessing's nuanced perspective on enlightenment. Kuwahara, S. analyzes Eichendorff's views on the railway as a confrontation with modernity. Chung, K.-H. delves into aspects of milieu drama in the literature of consistent naturalism, focusing on Arno Holz and Johannes Schlaf's "Die Familie Selicke." Yamamoto, J. addresses enlightenment and its critique in Bruno Taut's crystalline architecture, while Schlaffer, H. provides an introduction to romantic critique. Shitanda, S. traces the prehistory and emergence of German philology in the 19th century, highlighting Karl Lachmann and the Brothers Grimm. Sakai, K. contrasts ancient and modern perspectives in Friedrich Schlegel's essay on Greek poetry. Sato, K. analyzes quotation marks and narrative complexities in E. T. A. Hoffmann's "Das öde Haus." Maeda, R. discusses pluralism in Japanese literary studies, and Kino, M. explores fantastic storytelling as an application of romantic poetics in Hoffmann's work. Usui, R. investigates differences in the symbol-myth correlation between Creuzer and Bachofen, while Ito, Sh. reflects on poetic introspection as infinite self-reflection. Hara, K. examine