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In recent decades, inter- and transdisciplinary approaches have become highly important in the scientific development of the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Times and have fertilized research work in the individual disciplines. The new series aims to further promote this trend. Thematically, methodically and theoretically, she pursues a cultural-scientific and cultural-historical profile. The already programmed volumes show accentuations in the field of cultural materiality and mediality as well as comparative literature and art studies, but also consciously include linguistic, archaeological and medical-historical approaches. The aim is to appeal to the scientific public and students, but also to an interested public. The series therefore also offers a space for volumes that seek to convey topics of mediaevistic and early modern research in a systematizing and more widely-effective way. It is also open to relevant monographs, qualifications, conference and anthologies which have not been produced within the framework of the research work carried out by the issuing institutions.<\/p>\n

The editors are the Interdisciplinary Center for Medieval and Early Modern studies of the University of Salzburg <\/strong>and the\u00a0Institute for Realestate studies of the Middle Ages and early modern times of the University of Salzburg<\/strong> in Krems.<\/p>\n

The series is published by the university publisher WINTER Heidelberg<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Framing \u2013 Deframing \u2013 Reframing<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Ways, Mechanisms and Strategies of Cultural Appropriation in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Times<\/strong><\/h5>\n

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This interdisciplinary volume focuses on phenomena of cultural appropriation in the pre-modern period. It is less about the concrete ‚what‘ than the ‚how‘ of appropriation. In ‚framing‘, but above all in the process from ‚deframing‘ to ‚reframing‘, ‚appropriation‘ is already praxeologically contained. The structures, mechanisms and strategies of ‚framing‘ processes and the cultural productivity associated with them are examined, as are the power relations (re-)produced through them.
\nIt examines the motivation and commitment of the actors who position appropriated objects in new patterns of interpretation, the conditions under which such objects lend themselves to adoption, as well as the mechanisms of the ‚framing‘ processes themselves and the resulting shifts and new formations. Historical, Germanic, art and literary-historical, ethnological and theological approaches are brought together.<\/p>\n

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Christina Antenhofer \/ Heike Schlie (eds.), Framing \u2013 Deframing \u2013 Reframing. Wege, Mechanismen und Strategien kultureller Aneignung in Mittelalter und Fr\u00fcher Neuzeit, Heidelberg 2024 (Interdisziplin\u00e4re Beitr\u00e4ge zu Mittelalter und Fr\u00fcher Neuzeit 13).<\/strong><\/p>\n

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