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245 00 a| Re-reading Wagner /c| edited by Reinhold Grimm and Jost Hermand.;

300 a| vii, 158 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 24 cm.;

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490 1 a| Monatshefte occasional volume ;v| 13;

500 a| Papers from a conference held Oct. 12-14, 1990.;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references.;

505 00 t| "Am Mythenstein": Richard Wagner and Swiss society /r| Tamara S. Evans --t| Richard Wagner and the Altgermanisten: die Wibelungen und Franz Joseph Mone /r| Edward R. Haymes --t| Reworking history: Wagner's German myth of Nuremberg /r| Peter Uwe Hohendahl --t| Transgression and affirmation: gender roles, moral codes, and utopian vision in Richard Wagner's operas /r| Peter Morris-Keitel, Alexa Larson-Thorisch, and Audrius Dundzila --t| Wagner and the vocal iconography of race and nation /r| Marc A. Weiner --t| Wagner's last supper: the vegetarian gospel of his Parsifal /r| Jost Hermand --t| The social politics of musical redemption /r| Frank Trommler --t| The rivalry for Wagner's mantle: Strauss, Pfitzner, Mann /r| Hans Rudolf Vaget.;

520 a| This multidisciplinary collection of readings offers suggestive new interpretations of Richard Wagner's ideological position in German history. The issues discussed range from the biographical--the reasons for Wagner's travels, his spotted political life--to the aesthetic and ideological, regarding his re-creation of medieval Nuremberg, his representations of gender and nationality, his vocal iconography, his anti-Semitism, and his vegetarian arguments, and, finally, his musical heirs. The essays are written by Tamara S. Evans, Edward R. Haymes, Peter Uwe Hohendahl, Peter Morris?Keitel, Alexa Larson-Thorisch, Audrius Dundzila, Marc A. Weiner, Jost Hermand, Frank Trommler, and Hans Rudolf Vaget. Avoiding journalistic or iconoclastic approaches to Wagner, these writers depart from the usual uncritical admiration of earlier scholars to develop a stimulating and ultimately cohesive collection of new perspectives.;

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700 1 a| Grimm, Reinhold,e| editor.=| ^A548751;

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Re-reading Wagner / edited by Reinhold Grimm and Jost Hermand.

Other author	Grimm, Reinhold, editor.
Other author	Hermand, Jost, editor.
Format	Book
Publication Info	Madison, WI : Published for Monatshefte, The University of Wisconsin Press, ©1993.
Description	vii, 158 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Subjects	Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883--Criticism and interpretation. Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883--Congresses. Music--Germany. --19th century. --History and criticism.

Series	Monatshefte occasional volume ; 13 Monatshefte occasional volumes ; no. 13. ^A84171
Contents	"Am Mythenstein": Richard Wagner and Swiss society / Tamara S. Evans -- Richard Wagner and the Altgermanisten: die Wibelungen und Franz Joseph Mone / Edward R. Haymes -- Reworking history: Wagner's German myth of Nuremberg / Peter Uwe Hohendahl -- Transgression and affirmation: gender roles, moral codes, and utopian vision in Richard Wagner's operas / Peter Morris-Keitel, Alexa Larson-Thorisch, and Audrius Dundzila -- Wagner and the vocal iconography of race and nation / Marc A. Weiner -- Wagner's last supper: the vegetarian gospel of his Parsifal / Jost Hermand -- The social politics of musical redemption / Frank Trommler -- The rivalry for Wagner's mantle: Strauss, Pfitzner, Mann / Hans Rudolf Vaget.
Abstract	This multidisciplinary collection of readings offers suggestive new interpretations of Richard Wagner's ideological position in German history. The issues discussed range from the biographical--the reasons for Wagner's travels, his spotted political life--to the aesthetic and ideological, regarding his re-creation of medieval Nuremberg, his representations of gender and nationality, his vocal iconography, his anti-Semitism, and his vegetarian arguments, and, finally, his musical heirs. The essays are written by Tamara S. Evans, Edward R. Haymes, Peter Uwe Hohendahl, Peter Morris?Keitel, Alexa Larson-Thorisch, Audrius Dundzila, Marc A. Weiner, Jost Hermand, Frank Trommler, and Hans Rudolf Vaget. Avoiding journalistic or iconoclastic approaches to Wagner, these writers depart from the usual uncritical admiration of earlier scholars to develop a stimulating and ultimately cohesive collection of new perspectives.
Local note	Little-289509--305130042591X
General note	Papers from a conference held Oct. 12-14, 1990.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.
LCCN	92035895
ISBN	0299970760 :

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