European Journal of Sinology Vol. 5 (2014)

Pages: 112

Height / Width / Weight: 450 g

Product Form: Gebunden

ISBN: 978-3-86515-365-4

Published: 2016

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The essay of the European Journal of Sinology 5 (2014): The Role of the Heart Sutra in The Dream of the Red Chamber Karl-Heinz Pohl Why it would be much more correct to understand HLM as A Dream about the Red Pavillion, and not as A Dream of the Red Chamber Marina Čarnogurská Moulüe in the Honglou meng 红楼梦 and in the Nibelungenlied (Song of the Nibelungs) Harro von Senger A Dream of Equality – Has it been achieved? Some Legal Aspects of the Facts in A Dream of Red Mansions Stefan Messmann Color Symbolism of Redness in The Dream of the Red Chamber Wei Wu

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In a contemporary historical narrative, the Bochum-born Günter Brakelmann reports on his return to his homeland destroyed by war. He provides deep, personal insights from his childhood in the Bochum district of Querenburg from the post-war period until before the founding of the Ruhr University. As a trained theologian, social scientist and historian, Günter Brakelmann held the chair for Christian Social Doctrine at the Ruhr University Bochum from 1972 and was instrumental in founding the Association for Research into the Church and Religious History of the Ruhr Area in 1985. His research focuses are the relationship between church and social issues since the beginning of the 19th century, the history of antisemitism and the history of resistance against National Socialism. Thanks to his rich wealth of experience and rootedness in the region, one learns much new about Bochum-Querenburg through this exciting historical document.