Tagebuch und Diaristik seit 1900. Einleitung

Kalff, Sabine; Vedder, Ulrike

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“…emotional tensions, crises), capture feelings, plans, dreams in real and virtual networks. The diary is the discourse of self-representation and the entry of the persons and events and relationships that come into contact with the diary writer (see Lejeune 2014;Kalff-Vedder 2016).…”

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Studia Linguistica Hungarica 33 (2021)

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Studia Linguistica Hungarica was originally a yearbook of Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), under the full title of Annales Universitatis Scientiarium Budapestiensis de Rolando Eötvös Nominatae, Sectio linguistica. It formed part of a collection of university yearbooks in various disciplines, and served the purpose of making the results of ELTE-based research in linguistics available to an international audience beyond the iron curtain. The first volume of the yearbook appeared in 1970, and a total of 26 volumes were published by 2005. From 1990, financial problems hindered year-by-year appearance. Throughout this period, Annales was edited by Prof. István Szathmári. The articles were written in a variety of languages including English, German, French, Latin, Russian, Spanish, and others. Thematically, they covered the most diverse fields of research on a wide range of languages. The journal now re-appears with a new title, new editorial and advisory boards, and under very different circumstances. Studia Linguistica Hungarica publishes peer reviewed papers with a thematic focus on Hungarian and a general theoretical and typological orientation. Contributions adopting a usage-based cognitive theoretical perspective are especially, but not exclusively, welcome. The thematic scope of the journal ranges from semantics, syntax, and phonology to pragmatics, text linguistics and stylistics, from both descriptive and historical viewpoints. A single issue is published per year, with papers written in English.

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„Where writing runs into death…” – Ars moriendi nova in Wolfgang Herrndorfs Blog "Arbeit und Struktur" (2010-2013)

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Der vorliegende Beitrag setzt sich zum Ziel, das 2013 in Buchform veröffentlichte Weblog Wolfgang Herrndorfs (1965-2013) Arbeit und Struktur als eine Autothanatographie zu analysieren, d.h. als einen Text, in dessen Zentrum die Auseinandersetzung des Ichs mit seinem Sterben und Tod steht. Dabei wird das Online-Diarium als ein literarisches Dokument der ars moriendi nova betrachtet. Diese begegnet dem Phänomen der Sterblichkeit mit der Infragestellung althergebrachter religiös vermittelter Konzepte, klammert die Hoffnung auf ein Jenseits aus, verwandelt das in der traditionellen ars moriendi dominierende religiöse Bekenntnis in ein „Bekenntnis zur eigenen Biografie und den darin gelebten Glaubensvorstellungen“ und plädiert für das Recht auf einen selbstbestimmten Tod angesichts einer irreversiblen Krankheit und unerträglich gewordener Leiden.

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Tagebuch und Diaristik seit 1900. Einleitung

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Studia Linguistica Hungarica 33 (2021)

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