Warum wollen ältere Beschäftigte früh in die Rente? Ergebnisse der lidA-Kohortenstudie (2022/2023)

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Increasing Knowledge through Multiple Perspectives. Alexandra Valint Discusses Victorian Multinarrator Novels

Review of:Alexandra Valint: Narrative Bonds. Multiple Narrators in the Victorian Novel. Columbus, OH: Ohio State University Press 2021 (= Theory and Interpretation of Narrative Series). 219 pp. USD 79.95. ISBN 978-0-8142-1463-

The Shape of Things to Come. An Interview with Eva von Contzen

In this interview, Eva von Contzen introduces her current research project on retellings of premodern texts in contemporary narrative fiction. In this connection, she talks about the potential of historical and diachronic narratologies as an interdisciplinary undertaking that not only investigates storytelling practices at certain points in time, but that also examines narratives from different cultures

How Was It Made, Why Does It Work? Approaching Texts by Combining Narratology and Scholarly Editing

Report on the Conference “Produktion des Erzählens, Varianten des Erzählten. Narratologische, editionswissenschaftliche und literarhistorische Perspektiven auf die Genese von Erzähltexten,” organized by Matthias Grüne and Rüdiger Nutt-Kofoth, November 17–19, 2022, University of Wuppertal (Germany

Introduction. Trust and Narratives of Crisis and Catastrophe

Introduction to the Special Issue by the Guest Editors

Doing Trust – Precarious Practices

Report on the Workshop “Trust, Crisis, Catastrophe III: Practices”, organized by Nina Doejen, Gerald Hartung, Katharina Kalthoff, Florian Kappeler, and Cécile Stehrenberger, January 18–20, 2023, University of Wuppertal (Germany

Revision des kontrafaktischen Erzählens. Michael Navratil zeigt das politische Potenzial kontrafaktischer Gegenwartsliteratur auf

Rezension zu: Kontrafaktik der Gegenwart. Politisches Schreiben als Realitätsvariation bei Christian Kracht, Kathrin Röggla, Juli Zeh und Leif Randt. Berlin / Boston, MA: De Gruyter 2022 (= Gegenwartsliteratur). 607 S. EUR 39,95. ISBN 978-3-11-076296-