The Ancient World Online: Sleep in Literature: On the narratology and aesthetics of an everyday extreme experience from antiquity to the present

Edited by:

Jörg Schuster

and
Maximilian Wick

Open Access

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Jörg Schuster and Maximilian Wick Open Access

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Christine Walde Open Access

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An episode from Virgil Aeneas as an allegory of knowledge Dominic Angeloch Open Access

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Motifs of sleeping and awakening in Christian Latin poetry Stefan Freund Open Access

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Franziska Wenzel Open Access

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The saint’s sleep in Sente Servas Heinrich von Veldeke Julius Herr Open Access

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To a cross-border motif in Ötenbacher sisters’ book and in Wolfdietrich D Mareike von Müller Open Access

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Monastic vigilance regimes under Caesarius von Heisterbach and Richalm von Schöntal Michael Waltenberg Open Access

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Using the example of Conrad of Würzburg Schwanritter Maximilian Wick Open Access

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On the narrative functionalization of sleep Fortunate Nina Scheibel-Drissen Open Access

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To a motif in poetry and visual art of sensitivity Joachim Jacob Open Access

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Scenarios of sleep and creative practices of its initiation by Johann Karl Wezel and Jean Paul Reinhard M. Möller Open Access

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SOMNAMBULUSMUS IN CARL ARNOLD KORTUMS Appendage to the Jobsiade Roy Kehl Open Access

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Sleep, dreams and subliminal perception in Rainer Maria Rilke Manfred Koch Open Access

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Sleep (lessness) in German-language post-war literature by Günter Eich, Wolfgang Hildesheimer, Nelly Sachs and Paul Celan Jörg Schuster Open Access

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On the sleep observation of the body’s interior in contemporary fantasy using the example of Walter Moers’ Princess Insomnia and the Nightmare Nightmare (2017) Iris Schäfer Open Access

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The dream of sleep by Ottessa Moshfegh Lena Wiesenfarth Open Access

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Reflections on a narratology of sleep knowledge Jonathan Holst Open Access