Bürgerschrecken! Antibürgerliche Ästhetiken und Diskurse in der Romania (1870-1939)

This scholarly work explores aesthetics and discourses within Romance cultures and literatures from the Middle Ages to the present. Edited by Teresa Hiergeist and Benjamin Loy, it features contributions from various academics, providing insights into the cultural, historical, and literary developments in Romance-speaking regions. The book aims to reflect the broad scope of Romance studies by integrating philosophy, history, and interdisciplinary approaches, including visual media and architecture. It is intended for an academic audience, particularly those interested in Romance languages, literature, and cultural studies. The work highlights themes such as bourgeois society, modernism, and the intersection of literature with socio-political movements.