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245 04 The culture of boredom /|cedited by Josefa Ros Velasco. 
264  1 Leiden ;|aBoston :|bBrill Rodopi,|c[2020] 
300    1 online resource 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier 
490 1  Critical studies,|x0923-411X ;|vvolume 40 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- 
       Copyright Page -- Contents -- Illustrations -- 
       Abbreviations -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction: 
       Humanities Still Have a Say in Boredom Studies -- 
       Bibliography -- Part 1 Boredom and Society -- Chapter 1 
       Boredom and the Disciplinary Imaginary -- 1 Disciplinarity,
       Interdisciplinarity, and the Disciplinary Imaginary -- 2 
       Attending to Attention -- 3 Representing Boredom -- 4 
       Defining Boredom -- Bibliography -- Chapter 2 The 
       Multitude Strikes Back? Boredom in an Age of 
       Semiocapitalism -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Capital and 
       Affective Labor 
505 8  3 Boredom and Semiocapitalism -- 4 Conclusions -- 
       Bibliography -- Chapter 3 Boredom: a Political Issue -- 1 
       Introduction -- 2 German Idealism: Poetry and Abstraction 
       -- 3 Class and Boredom -- 4 Democratizing Boredom -- 5 
       Boredom and the Culture Industry -- 6 A Reassertion of 
       Boredom for the 21st Century? -- 7 Conclusions -- 
       Bibliography -- Chapter 4 About Boredom: Hermeneutic Looks
       and Existential Analysis in Modernity -- 1 Introduction --
       2 Brief Historic-Conceptual Explanation of Boredom -- 3 
       Boredom by. Hermeneutical Perspectives 
505 8  4 Boredom in or the Inhabiting Silence of Boredom 
       [Langweiligkeit] -- 5 'Es ist einem langeweilig, ' or the 
       Depth of Boredom -- 6 Occupation of the Own and the 
       Technological Relationships: Boredom in Modern Society -- 
       7 Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Chapter 5 Too Much Time: 
       Changing Conceptions of Boredom, Progress, and the Future 
       among Young Men in Urban Ethiopia, 2003-2015 -- 1 
       Education and Expectations of Work -- 2 Progress and the 
       Problem of Time -- 3 The Overaccumulation of Time -- 4 
       "Africa Rising," a Developmental State, and the End of 
       Boredom 
505 8  5 Growth without Change: Boredom and the Changing Urban 
       Landscape -- 6 Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Part 2 
       Boredom and Literature -- Chapter 6 Immersed in Boredom: 
       the Architecture of Brisbane in Johnno -- 1 A Dual 
       Movement -- 1.1 Inside Brisbane -- 1.2 Out of Brisbane -- 
       1.3 Changed Brisbane -- 2 Moving Boredom -- Bibliography -
       - Chapter 7 The Presence of Literature: Georg Büchner's 
       Comedy Leonce und Lena -- Bibliography -- Chapter 8 Upper-
       Class Female Boredom in Marriage in 19th-Century Western 
       Literature as a Manifestation of Socio-Cultural Pressures 
       -- 1 Introduction 
505 8  2 Boredom: a Reaction to a Context -- 3 Some Literary 
       Examples of Female Boredom in Marriage -- 4 Female 
       Pressures Translated into Boredom -- 5 Boredom as a 
       Driving Force towards Emancipation -- 6 Final 
       Considerations -- Bibliography -- Chapter 9 Men Walking 
       into Woods. Boredom, Nihilism, and the Characters of 
       Erlend Loe -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Doppler -- 3 Fakta Om 
       Finland -- 4 Boredom and the Doing of Nothing -- 5 The 
       Inability to Be Bored -- Bibliography -- Part 3 Boredom 
       and Creativity -- Chapter 10 The Art of Boring (Oneself) -
       - 1 Introduction 
520    "The Culture of Boredom was born in fall 2017, when the 
       outstanding national and international specialists in 
       Boredom Studies, from a variety of disciplines such as 
       psychology, philosophy, sociology, anthropology, 
       comparative literature, and aesthetics, to name a few, and
       including myself, started discussing the importance of 
       research and work together to move forward the study of 
       boredom as a modern phenomenon, traditionally approached 
       by sociologists and philosophers, by involving new 
       discourses on modern boredom from literature and art as 
       well as from sociology and philosophy, in order to throw 
       light on the holistic comprehension of boredom beyond 
       psychology"--|cProvided by publisher 
588 0  Online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on 
       June 03, 2020). 
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650  0 Boredom in literature. 
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