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Haizi and contemporary Chinese romantic poetry
Matthias Schaffrick - Personal Name
The paper analyses the novel Ende gut (2004) by the german-swiss author
Sibylle Berg for the narrative representation of exceptional scenarios. The text
uses lists to present the post-sovereign destabalisation of international order, but
does not relate the scenarios of exception to a coherent and linked sequence of
events. This post-sovereign mode of telling constitutes a both semantic and functional
»equivalence of exception« which is derived from Jean-Luc Nancy’s approach
to the » equivalence of disasters « In opposition to the relation of equivalence the
unexpected ›Happy End‹ (Ende gut) of the novel constitutes a further exception.
Sibylle Berg for the narrative representation of exceptional scenarios. The text
uses lists to present the post-sovereign destabalisation of international order, but
does not relate the scenarios of exception to a coherent and linked sequence of
events. This post-sovereign mode of telling constitutes a both semantic and functional
»equivalence of exception« which is derived from Jean-Luc Nancy’s approach
to the » equivalence of disasters « In opposition to the relation of equivalence the
unexpected ›Happy End‹ (Ende gut) of the novel constitutes a further exception.
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Sibylle Berg
Jean-Luc Nancy
Michel Houellebecq
Exception
Disaster
Post-sovereignty
Terror
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