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Grenzkultur - Mischkultur?

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Persistent identifier:
165572519X
URN:
urn:nbn:de:bsz:291-sulbdigital-244573
Title:
Grenzkultur - Mischkultur?
Sub title:
[Ergebnis eines Symposiums, das vom 6. bis 8. Mai 1999 mit Unterstützung der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft vom Forschungsschwerpunkt "Grenzregionen und Interferenzräume" der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität des Saarlandes in Saarbrücken veranstaltet wurde]
Author:
Marti, Roland
Place of publication:
Saarbrücken
Publisher:
SDV, Saarbrücker Dr. und Verl.
Saarländische Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek
Document type:
Monograph
Collection:
Kommission für Saarländische Landesgeschichte
Culture
Volume number:
35
Year of publication:
2000
Number of pages:
397 S.
Copyright:
Saarländische Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek
Language:
eng
Digitised pages:
402

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Abstracts
Document type:
Monograph
Structure type:
Other
Digitised pages:
7

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  • Grenzkultur - Mischkultur?
  • Cover
  • Prepage
  • Title page
  • Imprint
  • Preface
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Grenzüberschreitende Beziehungen zwischen dem Saarland und Lothringen - Ausdruck einer Mischkultur?
  • Von befestigten Grenzstädten zu bürgerlichen Kleinstädten. Stadtumbau in Landau, Sélestat und Belfort zwischen 1871 und 1914
  • Das Bibliotheksverzeichnis eines Metzer Patriziers aus dem 16. Jahrhundert als Zeugnis doppelter Kulturkompetenz
  • Schreibsprachgeschichte im Sprachgrenzbereich - Reflex einer 'Mischkultur'? Methodische Überlegungen zu Entwicklungen des 13. und 14. Jahrhunderts mit Bezug auf die lothringische Herrschaft Boulay/Bolchen
  • Der syrische Limes - Palmyra im Spannungsfeld zwischen Imperium Romanum und Persischem Reich
  • Unterschiede und Gemeinsamkeiten in der Kriegführung zwischen Kreuzfahrern und Muslimen
  • Riga im Mittelalter. Eine Kaufmannsstadt im Schnittpunkt verschiedener Kulturen
  • Gelungene Pazifizierung? Die Stadt Bozen/Bolzano im Spannungsfeld nationaler und kultureller Auseinandersetzungen 1919-1999
  • Sprachwissenschaftliche Ergänzungen zum Beitrag von Hans Heiss
  • Slavische Inseln im deutschen Meer - Grenzräume ohne Grenzen als Paradigmen für "Mischkultur"?
  • Kresy - ein typisches Beispiel für die Vermischung von Kulturen?
  • Unierte Kirchen als Kirchen der Grenzräume und Nationsbildung
  • Grenzziehungen/Grenzaufhebungen in Walter Scotts Waverly
  • Grenzkultur als Politikum. August Scholtis und andere
  • Mischung als Konzept - Ein Aspekt kultureller Grenzüberschreitung in Kultuwissenschaft und literarischer Praxis
  • Die Mischung von Rechtstraditionen als Problem der Rechtsgeschichte
  • Abstracts
  • Biographische Angaben
  • Veröffentlichungen der Kommission für Saarländische Landesgeschichte und Volksforschung
  • Cover

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analysis of the principles guiding the Swiss legislation that served as a model shows that the 
lawyers responsible for this innovation in the 1950’s had already propagated and tried to 
implement such legislation under the Nazi regime using basically the same line of 
argumentation. The pretended innovation thus turns out to be the consistent conclusion of their 
legislative efforts in those days. 
Walter Gobel 
Drawing and Erasing Borderlines in Walter Scott’s Waverley 
The difficulties the 18th century had in defining the Scottish border are visible in the term 
border ballads, as these originated in Aberdonia rather than the border country, where Scott 
found them and (mis-) named them. Such difficulties also colour Scott’s ambivalent attitude 
towards the formation of a British vs. a Scottish identity. In Waverley the affirmation of a 
political and economic Britishness - and thus the erasing of traditional borderlines - is paired 
with a deep nostalgia for the waning of heroic times and highland culture, implying an 
affirmation of cultural differences in the course of the highlandization of Scottish culture. The 
multiple border-lines between English and Scottish, between iowlanders and highlanders, 
between Whigs, Tories and Jacobites are frequently transgressed by the hero Waverley and 
questioned by Scott himself, who as master of ceremonies welcomed George IV as King of 
Scotland while supporting the Celtic Highland Society and the revival of highland customs at 
the same time. The splitting of politics and ecomomy from general culture, from folklore and 
institutions allows the easy coexistence of Britishness and Scottishness which anticipates the 
coexistence of the Scottish and the European spirit today. As an explorer of such dualities Scott 
helped with the formation of a non-combative, civic national spirit. 
Wolfgang Haubrichs 
The Library Catalogue of a Metz Nobleman as an Indication of Double 
Cultural Competence 
Since the late Roman period Metz has been a Romance, later French-speaking city, and in the 
High and late Middle ages it was even a centre of Eastern French culture in its own right. 
Nevertheless, this important and large merchant city, situated within the Empire near the 
language border, was also populated by German-speaking and bilingual inhabitants. In the late 
15lh and early 16^ centuries printers published books in Latin, French, and German. In the 
nobility that dominated the city there were also cases of double linguistic and cultural 
competence. Examples to demonstrate this are a miscellany of the nobleman Jacques d’Esch and 
the libraries of ma'itre-échevin Michiel Chaversson and his father-in-law François de Goumay 
that were united around 1524 and contained German books (Trojan War, chancellery manual). 
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