Text und Kontext

This collection features a range of scholarly contributions exploring the interplay between text and context across various disciplines. O. Panagl and R. Wodak introduce the volume, followed by W. Dressler's examination of text linguistics both with and without context. W. Weiß discusses methodologies in literary studies, while M. Metzeltin delves into power, discourse, and contextualization. K. Smolak analyzes literary citation in late antique Christian Latin, and R. Wodak and G. Weiß address the possibilities and limitations of discourse analysis in constructing European identities. G. Melischek and J. Seetaler investigate the portrayal of National Socialists in the Weimar Republic's Berlin press, and M. Rheindorf explores rearticulation practices in new media, particularly in video game films. G. Sandner reflects on the debates surrounding Austrian war victims at the dawn of the Second Republic, while W. Abraham questions linguistic analyses of complex subjects. M. Wagner discusses the worlds of Mozart's "Die Zauberflöte," and S. Deger-Jalotzy offers interpretative frameworks for understanding Mycenaean contexts. E. Sauer addresses historical discussions through the lens of Otto Leichter's unmailed letters, and G. Gruber examines the relationship between text and context in music. O. Panagl reflects on the linguistic interpretation of music, and E. Leinfellner engages in a discourse about the concept of "text and context."