Weiße Götter der Literaturkritik Verwässern die sozialen Medien die Literatur? Lesende würden durch die euphorische Kritik in den sozialen Medien verdorben. Ist das eine Verschwörungstheorie von Menschen, die um ihren Einfluss fürchten – den Literaturkritikern? Ein Kommentar.
Von: Martin Zeyn
Stand: 15.07.2021
Okay, Literaturkritik, die über sich selbst redet, interessiert eigentlich niemanden. Wer also hier noch mitliest, gehört zur ganz harten Fanbase. Manchmal allerdings gibt es ein Stürmchen im Wasserglas des Feuilletons, zuletzt als der Literaturwissenschaftler Moritz Baßler der Literaturkritik vorwarf, sich den Gepflogenheiten von social media anzubiedern. Mit der Folge, für Trendthemen alle ästhetischen Kriterien über Bord zu werfen. Inhalte seien wichtiger als Form: Von Literatur wird also keine ästhetische Ambiguität mehr erwartet, sondern ethisch-didaktische Einsichten, am besten solche, die die Überzeugungen treffen, die man ohnehin schon hat.
Dear UVM Community Members,
As many of you are aware, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been on trial facing murder charges for the death of George Floyd. Yesterday marked the closing statements in the trial.
As we await a verdict, our attention and hearts are with Black, Brown, Indigenous and People of Color who continue to experience the heartbreak and violence of systemic racism in our country and in our communities.
There is no way to give full honor to the victims of racial injustices, and this is why we continue to work for justice and equity. At UVM, we strive to be in solidarity with our BIPOC community, and believe that Black lives matter.
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Potsdam: Richard J. Del Guidice, 81, Potsdam, died Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at Canton-Potsdam Hospital from complications of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
Richard wrote his own obituary âso Kathryn wonât have another duty at a difficult time.â Excerpts follow:
Richard was born September 20, 1939 in Manhattan to Dominic and Ellen Tobin Del Guidice, who were wonderful parents in all ways. He and his beloved brother, Robert, were blessed by their limitless love and guidance.
Richard grew up in an apartment building in Astoria, where his motherâs sister also lived with her husband and three girls. The two sisters created one family that made cousins into sisters and brothers. Richard attended public schools, and âwhen not in school, it was stickball, street football and, in warmer weather, sandlot baseball.â
Friday, January 15, 2021 - 2:29 pm
POTSDAM Richard J. Del Guidice, 81, died Tuesday, January 12, 2021 at Canton-Potsdam Hospital from complications of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
Richard wrote his own obituary “so Kathryn won’t have another duty at a difficult time.” Excerpts follow:
Richard was born September 20, 1939 in Manhattan to Dominic and Ellen Tobin Del Guidice, who were wonderful parents in all ways. He and his beloved brother, Robert, were blessed by their limitless love and guidance.
Richard grew up in an apartment building in Astoria, where his mother’s sister also lived with her husband and three girls. The two sisters created one family that made cousins into sisters and brothers. Richard attended public schools, and “when not in school, it was stickball, street football and, in warmer weather, sandlot baseball.”