Series
Otium.
Studien zur Theorie und Kulturgeschichte der Muße
Studien zur Theorie und Kulturgeschichte der Muße
Edited by Elisabeth Cheauré, Gregor Dobler, Monika Fludernik, Hans W. Hubert, and Peter Philipp Riedl
Advisory Board: Barbara Beßlich, Christine Engel, Udo Friedrich, Ina Habermann, Richard Hunter, Irmela von der Lühe, Ulrich Pfisterer, Gérard Raulet, Gerd Spittler, Sabine Volk-Birke
The book series Otium of the Collaborative Research Center 1015 »Otium/Leisure« situated at the University of Freiburg/Germany publishes monographs and edited volumes dealing with the meanings, cultural forms and social roles played by otiose leisure. Leisure is here understood as freedom to be at rest, a free time which is liberated from the logic of work and production, yet it often continues to be subject to the constraints of work and labour and fulfills a restorative function intended to preserve health and energy.
The volumes in this series examine the concept of leisure from a variety of historical and social perspectives and contexts. Contributions to the series do not conceive leisure to be merely equivalent to withdrawal to an idyllic retreat but consider leisure phenomena to constitute a field of contestation within which fundamental questions raised by different contexts and disciplines are exposed to scrutiny; thus there are to be observed continually negotiated tensions between the phenomenological determination of our situatedness in the world, the analysis of authorship and creativity or the changing parameters between, on the one hand, individual freedom and, on the other, the socially ascribed roles and expectations with which we are faced.
By examining the phenomenon of otiose leisure, this book series therefore also aims to intervene in the current debates about contemporary work-orientated society and its attendant aporias.
Volumes offered to the series will be evaluated by external readers from the series’ advisory board.
The series is open to authors outside the Collaborative Research Center.
The book series Otium of the Collaborative Research Center 1015 »Otium/Leisure« situated at the University of Freiburg/Germany publishes monographs and edited volumes dealing with the meanings, cultural forms and social roles played by otiose leisure. Leisure is here understood as freedom to be at rest, a free time which is liberated from the logic of work and production, yet it often continues to be subject to the constraints of work and labour and fulfills a restorative function intended to preserve health and energy.
The volumes in this series examine the concept of leisure from a variety of historical and social perspectives and contexts. Contributions to the series do not conceive leisure to be merely equivalent to withdrawal to an idyllic retreat but consider leisure phenomena to constitute a field of contestation within which fundamental questions raised by different contexts and disciplines are exposed to scrutiny; thus there are to be observed continually negotiated tensions between the phenomenological determination of our situatedness in the world, the analysis of authorship and creativity or the changing parameters between, on the one hand, individual freedom and, on the other, the socially ascribed roles and expectations with which we are faced.
By examining the phenomenon of otiose leisure, this book series therefore also aims to intervene in the current debates about contemporary work-orientated society and its attendant aporias.
Volumes offered to the series will be evaluated by external readers from the series’ advisory board.
The series is open to authors outside the Collaborative Research Center.
ISSN: 2367-2072 / eISSN: 2568-7298 - Suggested citation: Otium
Räume, Träger und Praktiken der Badekultur von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart
Hrsg. v. Hans W. Hubert, Anja Grebe u. Antonio Russo
Hrsg. v. Hans W. Hubert, Anja Grebe u. Antonio Russo
2020.
Approx. 280 pages.
Otium
forthcoming in January
forthcoming in January
Literarische Konzeptionen des Ausbruchs und der Außeralltäglichkeit im 'Erec', 'Iwein' und 'Tristan'
2019.
XIII, 524 pages.
Otium 12
Paradigmen geistig tätigen Lebens bei Meister Eckhart
2019.
XI, 308 pages.
Otium 11
Hrsg. v. Tobias Keiling, Robert Krause u. Heidi Liedke
2018.
VIII, 276 pages.
Otium 10
Die Topik autobiographischer Erzählungen der Gegenwart
2018.
VI, 358 pages.
Otium 9
»Muße« und Theoria in der spätantiken Philosophie und Theologie
2018.
XV, 371 pages.
Otium 8
Muße als Modus autobiographischer Selbstreflexion
2018.
XII, 389 pages.
Otium 7
Hrsg. v. Thomas Jürgasch u. Tobias Keiling in Zusammenarb. m. Thomas Böhm u. Günter Figal
2017.
VIII, 347 pages.
Otium 6
Russland im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert
Hrsg. v. Elisabeth Cheauré
Hrsg. v. Elisabeth Cheauré
2017.
IX, 204 pages.
Otium 4