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Romantizm
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Romantizm

Kisa Bir Giris
TaschenbuchKartoniert, Paperback
EUR21,50

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Romantizm nedir Michael Ferber elinizdeki kisa giris kitabinda bu soruyu, Romantiklerin kimler oldugu ve
onlarin dusunceleri, inanclari, adanmisliklari, begenileri baglaminda birbirleriyle ortak yanlari uzerinden
cevaplandirmaya calisiyor. Romantizmin gerek Avrupada gerekse Amerikada ortaya cikisina ve gelisimine bir
bakis sunuyor ve Romantik dönemdeki edebiyatin, muzigin, resmin, dinin ve felsefenin cesitli turlerini inceliyor.
Belli basli konulara tek tek odaklanan Ferber, Romantizmi önceleyen Duyarlilik hareketine, sairin yukselen
sayginligina, din bir yönelim olarak Romantizme, Romantik felsefe ve bilime, Fransiz Devrimine yönelik
Romantik tepkilere ve de kadinlarin durumuna bakiyor. Örnekler ve alintilar araciligiyla bu özgun ve kendi icinde
turluluk barindiran hareketin merkezine göturuyor okuru; dahasi, hem Romantik sözcugu ve nereden geldigi
hakkinda bir tartisma hem de kendine has bir tanim sunuyor.
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ISBN/GTIN978-605-02-0780-4
ProduktartTaschenbuch
EinbandKartoniert, Paperback
Erscheinungsdatum01.06.2020
SpracheTürkisch
Artikel-Nr.20764963
KatalogLibri
Datenquelle-Nr.A42740985
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