Far nearness
Ferne Nahe is a joint book publication by Ilija Trojanow and Feridun Zaimoglu . It goes back to the lectures of both in connection with their joint Tuebingen poetics lectureship 2007/2008. In each case, it is the first specialist book publication by the authors on poetology who are otherwise mainly active in the field of fiction .
The book was published in 2008 in Künzelsau by Dorothee Kimmich and Philipp Ostrowicz.
background
In the 2007/2008 winter semester, Zaimoglu and Trojanow were lecturers at the University of Tübingen . They were in the context of the Tübingen Poetics Lecturer, the initiator of which is the editor. The public lectures and seminars of both were held from November 19 to 25, 2007 in the "Tübinger Kupferbau".
content
The lecture notes revolve around the poetological question of how the world is transformed into text. Feridun Zaimoglu read in three lectures “About the everyday life of the writer”. Ilija Trojanow spoke on the subject of the "dream of an experimental entertainment novel". Both authors dealt with the "power of language, of cultural and linguistic geography, of found and invented landscapes".
reception
The 9-page interview with the writer Feridun Zaimoglu, which was conducted by Philipp Ostrowicz in the book Against the Cultural Force : Migration, Culturalization and World Literature (2009), published by Özkan Ezli, Dorothee Kimmich and Annette Wehrberger, was expressly against the background of the publication of Zaimoglu's poetological lectures guided.
The volume, which was published on September 19, 2008, was officially presented at the 2008 Frankfurt Book Fair . At a final joint reading by the two authors in connection with their lectureship, the Kunsthalle Würth was not enough to accommodate all the visitors. In the Zaimoglus lecture on November 22, 2007, included in the publication, the lecturer presented the 2008 theme for the Würth Literature Prize : going out .
Single receipts
- ↑ cf. P. 177 ff.
- ↑ http://www.stimme.de/heilbronn/kultur/sonstige;art11930,1134051