Theory as practice a critical anthology of early German romantic writings /

Subjects: “…Authors, German 18th century Aesthetics.…”
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Sound figures of modernity German music and philosophy /

Table of Contents: “…Schelling on the origin of music and tragedy / David Farrell Krell -- The world as will and music : Arthur Schopenhauer's philosophy of music / Ludger Lütkehaus -- The ring as deconstruction of modernity : reading Wagner with Benjamin / Samuel Weber -- Nietzsche and the problem of life-affirming content in music / Margaret Moore and Rebekah Pryor Paré -- Bloch's dream, music's traces / Gerhard Richter -- Dissonance and aesthetic totality : Adorno reads Schönberg / Beatrice Hanssen -- Thomas Mann : pro and contra Adorno / Hans Rudolf Vaget -- The dialectical thinker as composer : Hanns Eisler's philosophical reflections on music / Albrecht Betz -- Double mimesis : Georg Lukács's philosophy of music / Jost Hermand.…”
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Weimar surfaces urban visual culture in 1920s Germany / by Ward, Janet, 1963-

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Listening awry music and alterity in German culture / by Schwarz, David, 1952-

Subjects: “…Music Philosophy and aesthetics.…”
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Harmonious triads physicists, musicians, and instrument makers in ninteenth-century Germany / by Jackson, Myles W.

Subjects: “…Music Germany 19th century Philosophy and aesthetics.…”
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Physik als Kunst die Poetisierung der Elektrizität um 1800 / by Specht, Benjamin

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German film after Germany toward a transnational aesthetic / by Halle, Randall

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Dreaming of Michelangelo Jewish variations on a modern theme / by Biemann, Asher D.

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Berlin Psychoanalytic psychoanalysis and culture in Weimar Republic Germany and beyond / by Fuechtner, Veronika, 1969-

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The poetry of the self-taught an eighteenth-century phenomenon / by Prandi, Julie D., 1951-

Table of Contents: “…Backgrounds of self-taught poets -- What self-taught means for poetic form -- The aesthetics of the self-taught -- Patronage in poetry -- Analyses of social inequality -- Winter poems.…”
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Carl Maria von Weber and the search for a German opera by Meyer, Stephen C., 1963-

Table of Contents: “…Introduction : Inventing German opera -- The native and the foreign : models for the German opera -- Der Freischütz and the character of the nation -- Euryanthe : reconfiguration and transformation -- Epilogue : Institutions, aesthetics, and genre after Weber's death -- Appendices. …”
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Reading riddles rhetorics of obscurity from Romanticism to Freud / by Tucker, Brian, 1976-

Table of Contents: “…I -- Riddle and obscurity in early romanticism -- From irritant to ideal: the transvaluation of riddle -- The closed circle of criticism -- Alethic aesthetics: Hegel's riddle of the symbol -- Wordplay and identity in Tieck's early prose -- Pt. …”
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Weimar thought a contested legacy /

Table of Contents: “…Gordon -- Method, moment, and crisis in Weimar science / Cathryn Carson -- Walter Benjamin, Siegfried Kracauer, and Weimar criticism / Michael Jennings -- Writers and politics in the Weimar Republic / Karin Gunnemann -- Aesthetic fundamentalism in Weimar poetry : Stefan George and his circle, 1918-1933 / Martin A. …”
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