Time in German Literature and Culture, 1900 - 2015

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Time in German Literature and Culture is an interdisciplinary volume that explores the social, psychological, and historical impact of acceleration through the medium of culture. Current sociological theories of acceleration and theoretical contributions to modernity's transformation of temporality are set in critical dialogue with a wide range of perspectives that illuminate expressions of and cultural responses to acceleration in literature, film, the visual arts, architecture, new media, and popular culture.

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Aleida Assmann, University of Konstanz, Germany Elizabeth Boa, University of Nottingham, UK Mary Cosgrove, University of Warwick, UK Carolin Duttlinger, University of Oxford, UK Dirk Göttsche, University of Nottingham, UK Kathleen James-Chakraborty, University College Dublin, Ireland Gillian Pye, University College Dublin, Ireland Matthias Uecker, University of Nottingham, UK Andrew J. Webber, University of Cambridge, UK

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