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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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"wer bist du hier in dieser stadt, in diesem land, in dieser neuen welt" : Die Identitätsbalance in der Fremde in ausgewählten Werken der deutschsprachigen Migrantenliteratur / "wer bist du hier in dieser stadt, in diesem land, in dieser neuen welt" : The "identity-balance" in a foreign country as shown in selected texts, taken from immigrant literature in Germany and Switzerland.

Thore, Petra January 2004 (has links)
The central concern of this thesis is to investigate the development of the personal identity of the main characters in four novels, a novella, and a short-story, written in German by authors from different countries who have immigrated to post World War II Germany and Switzerland. Earlier research concerning these identity processes is reviewed with emphasis on the relevance of the different theoretical models of development of personal identity used. A model called “identity-balance”, first described by the German sociologist Lothar Krappmann, is used in analysing the changes in personal identity. This model is preferred because of Krappmann’s strong emphasis on interaction, process, and openness. Based upon the results of the interpretations a modification of Krappmann’s model is suggested in order to better shed light upon identity processes following migration. As languages are shown to play a great role in these processes, aspects concerned with multilingualism and the part languages play in the “identity-balance” are discussed throughout the thesis. The textual interpretations reveal the connection between three lines of change: changes in personal identity, changes in society following migration, and changes in the field of literature.
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"wer bist du hier in dieser stadt, in diesem land, in dieser neuen welt" : Die Identitätsbalance in der Fremde in ausgewählten Werken der deutschsprachigen Migrantenliteratur / "wer bist du hier in dieser stadt, in diesem land, in dieser neuen welt" : The "identity-balance" in a foreign country as shown in selected texts, taken from immigrant literature in Germany and Switzerland.

Thore, Petra January 2004 (has links)
<p>The central concern of this thesis is to investigate the development of the personal identity of the main characters in four novels, a novella, and a short-story, written in German by authors from different countries who have immigrated to post World War II Germany and Switzerland. Earlier research concerning these identity processes is reviewed with emphasis on the relevance of the different theoretical models of development of personal identity used. A model called “identity-balance”, first described by the German sociologist Lothar Krappmann, is used in analysing the changes in personal identity. This model is preferred because of Krappmann’s strong emphasis on interaction, process, and openness. Based upon the results of the interpretations a modification of Krappmann’s model is suggested in order to better shed light upon identity processes following migration. As languages are shown to play a great role in these processes, aspects concerned with multilingualism and the part languages play in the “identity-balance” are discussed throughout the thesis. The textual interpretations reveal the connection between three lines of change: changes in personal identity, changes in society following migration, and changes in the field of literature.</p>
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Von neuen Ufern - Mobile Selbst- und Weltbilder in ausgewählten Texten der neueren deutschsprachigen Migrationsliteratur / Of Other Shores - Mobile Perceptions of Self and World in Recent German Migration Literature

Meixner, Andrea 02 February 2016 (has links)
Diese Dissertation untersucht anhand der Auseinandersetzung mit acht deutschsprachigen Romanen aus der jüngeren Vergangenheit, in denen Migrationsbewegungen thematisiert werden, wie die Auswirkungen eigener und fremder Mobilität durch Migration literarisch gestaltet werden können (in den analysierten Romanen handelt es sich dabei um Migrationen zwischen Südosteuropa und den deutschsprachigen Ländern). Dies geschieht insbesondere mit Blick auf das Zusammenspiel der präsentierten Entwürfe von ‚Identitätsarbeit‘ einerseits und der Inszenierung der subjektiven Wahrnehmung und Gestaltung von sozialen Räumen durch die ProtagonistInnen andererseits. Dazu werden die Rahmenkategorien Migration, Identität und Raum unter Berücksichtigung eines literaturwissenschaftlichen Erkenntnisinteresses und ihrer Bedeutung für das bearbeitete Korpus eingehend betrachtet, um anschließend im Rahmen von Textanalysen zwei großen Fragen nachzugehen: Wie und mit welchen Mitteln in der Literatur Räume im Kontext von Migration entworfen und dabei gerade migrantische Identitäten räumlich inszeniert werden, und welche Implikationen diese Inszenierungen für mögliche Aussagen über Identitätsarbeit in von Mobilität geprägten Kontexten haben können.

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