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100 1  Wilke, Sabine,|d1957-|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       names/n87877542|eauthor. 
245 10 German culture and the modern environmental imagination :
       |bnarrating and depicting nature /|cby Sabine Wilke. 
264  1 Leiden ;|aBoston :|bBrill Rodopi,|c[2015] 
264  4 |c©2015 
300    1 online resource (236 pages) :|billustrations (some 
       color). 
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490 1  Nature, culture and literature ;|vvolume 11 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 211-230) and 
       index. 
505 0  German Culture and the Modern Environmental Imagination: 
       Narrating and Depicting Nature; Copyright; Contents; 
       Preface; 1. The German environmental imagination ; 1.1 A 
       brief history of the environmental humanities ; 1.2 German
       philosophy and environmental thought ; 1.3 An 
       environmental perspective in German Studies ; 1.4 Chapter 
       breakdown. 
505 8  2. Environmental aesthetics and the German intellectual 
       tradition 2.1 Nature as nature ; 2.2 Nature as construct ;
       2.3 Mediating nature and construction ; 2.4 Kant and the 
       sublime ; 2.5 Nature in critical theory ; 2.6 Nature 
       philosophy. 
505 8  3. Alexander von Humboldt and the modern environmental 
       imagination 3.1 Envisioning geographic spaces ; 3.2 
       Profiling mountains ; 3.3 Performing tropical nature ; 3.4
       Nature as cosmos ; 4. Transatlantic dialogues on nature: 
       art ; 4.1 German romantic landscapes. 
505 8  4.2 Albert Bierstadt and the American West 5. Nature on 
       the move: from landscape to modern cinema ; 5.1 The German
       mountain film ; 5.2 Fanck versus Riefenstahl ; 5.3 Postwar
       legacies of the mountain film ; 6. Staging nature: polar 
       performances ; 6.1 Forster's polar discourse. 
505 8  6.2 Legacies of Forster's polar discourse 7. Colonial 
       nature: negotiating the tropics ; 7.1 Humboldt's tropics ;
       7.2 Humboldt's legacy ; 7.3 Herzog's untropicalized 
       tropics ; 8. Beyond the modern German environmental 
       imagination ; Bibliography ; 1. Primary Works ; 2. 
       Criticism. 
520    Thinking about and relating to the environment ¿́¿ what 
       the Germans call Umwelt, id est, the world that surrounds 
       us ¿́¿ in the way that we do today has a long tradition 
       within modern German culture. German scientists were among
       the many European explorers that left Europe in the late 
       eighteenth century on voyages of discovery to then unknown
       parts of the world. For some explorers, discovery meant 
       the fundamental confirmation of their own superiority vis-
       a¿¿-vis primitive peoples and primitive natures; for 
       others it resulted in a shake-up of their belief in the 
       superiority of European civilization in the face of the 
       achievements of other civilizations, or in the face of 
       spectacular nature scenes that outperformed the temperate 
       European landscapes in terms of scale, sublimity, and 
       grandeur. The documents that contain these stories of 
       discovery left an important impression not only on German 
       culture, but on European civilization at large, defining 
       it vis-a¿¿-vis other civilizations and other natures. 
       Europe today is the product of these encounters, including
       the way we conceive of our Umwelt, the environment that 
       surrounds us. The story told in this book is the story of 
       the rise of the modern German environmental imagination 
       with particular emphasis on its narrative and visual 
       components, complementing and expanding Barbara 
       Stafford¿́¿s important work in her seminal study of the 
       illustrated travel account from 1984. Chapters on Georg 
       Forster, Alexander von Humboldt, Albert Bierstadt, Leni 
       Riefenstahl, and Werner Herzog unfold the key stages in a 
       process that constitutes the unfolding of the modern 
       German environmental imagination. 
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