Gert Mattenklott

author

German[1] b. 21 January 1942, Oranienburg, Germany[1] d. 3 October 2009, Berlin, Germany[1] active 1968–2009

Gert Mattenklott (1942–2009) was a German comparative literature scholar, art philosopher, critic, and essayist. He held several prestigious academic positions, including an ordinarius professorship for Comparative Literature at the Philipps University of Marburg and later at the Free University of Berlin. His research interests were diverse, spanning Judaica, aesthetics, world literature in the context of globalization, and the history of German literature. Mattenklott was a prolific writer who contributed to numerous journals and edited several significant works on art and literature. He is noted for his scholarly contributions to the study of aesthetic opposition and the philosophical dimensions of literary forms.[1]

  • comparative literature
  • art philosophy
  • Judaica

Books

Works by Gert Mattenklott

  • 1982 Der übersinnliche Leib. Beiträge zur Metaphysik des Körpers Rowohlt, Reinbek bei Hamburg · book · German · ISBN 3-499-25170-1
  • 1986 Blindgänger. Physiognomische Essais Suhrkamp, Frankfurt am Main · book · German · ISBN 3-518-11343-7
  • 1987 Berlin Transit. Eine Stadt als Station Rowohlt, Reinbek bei Hamburg · book · German · ISBN 3-498-04306-4 Co-authored with Gundel Mattenklott.
  • 1988 Jüdische Intelligenz in deutschen Briefen. 1619–1988 Frankfurter Bund für Volksbildung · book · German · ISBN 3-927269-11-5
  • 1994 Art Forms in Nature German Edition Schirmer/Mosel Verlag · book · German · ISBN 9783888147180 Compilation of Karl Blossfeldt's work.
  • 2004 Ästhetische Erfahrung im Zeichen der Entgrenzung der Künste Felix Meiner, Hamburg · book · German · ISBN 3-7873-1698-1
  • 1968 Melancholie in der Dramatik des Sturm und Drang Metzler, Stuttgart · book · German Dissertation.
  • 1970 Bilderdienst. Ästhetische Opposition bei Beardsley und George Rogner & Bernhard, München · book · German · ISBN 3-920802-54-3

References

  1. Wikipedia: Gert Mattenklott (German) link
  2. Wikipedia: Gert Mattenklott (German) link