Performing Knowledge, 1750-1850 (Interdisciplinary German Cultural Studies, 18)
by Mary Helen Dupree, Sean B. Franzel
Performing Knowledge, 1750-1850 examines the vital connections between performance and knowledge in German culture during the Enlightenment and Romantic periods. Edited by Mary Helen Dupree and Sean B. Franzel, this volume in the Interdisciplinary German Cultural Studies series explores how theatrical practices and intellectual traditions intertwined to influence cultural and epistemic developments of the era.
About This Book
Performing Knowledge, 1750-1850 is part of the Interdisciplinary German Cultural Studies series, volume 18. Edited by Mary Helen Dupree and Sean B. Franzel, it delves into the cultural landscape of Germany during a transformative period.
The book addresses the intersections of performance, literature, and epistemology in the late Enlightenment and early Romantic eras. It highlights how knowledge production was enacted through various performative modes.
Through scholarly essays, the volume offers insights into German intellectual history, emphasizing the role of theater and public discourse in shaping cultural narratives.
This work contributes to broader discussions in cultural studies by bridging historical analysis with performance theory.
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