‘Places of time’ in the corpus ISW. A linguistic analysis of the interplay between places, emotions and memories

Authors

  • Marina Brambilla University of Milano
  • Carolina Flinz University of Milano
  • Rita Luppi University of Bologna

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6093/germanica.v0i33.10745

Keywords:

Israelkorpus, emotions, places of time, ; thematisation of emotions, expression of emotions

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to investigate the connection between specific categories of places (see Flinz/Ruppenhofer 2021) and emotions (see the connection between “places of transit and emotions” in Flinz/Leonardi forthcoming) in the corpus Emigrantendeutsch in Israel: Wiener in Jerusalem (ISW). Indeed, as has been demonstrated, places and spatial elements, being anchor points for memory (Casey 1993: 172), are deeply intertwined with the memories that emerge during narration as well as with the emotional dimension (cf. Leonardi 2016). Places thus enclose events and experiences that are recalled by interviewees during the mnestic process. Old emotions are re-evoked and new ones emerge, which can be thematised, described and/or even expressed. In particular, we will analyse the category ‘typical places of’, focusing on both the thematisation and the expression of emotions at the linguistic level (see Fiehler 2011).

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Published

2024-01-29

How to Cite

Brambilla, M., Flinz, C. and Luppi, R. (2024) “‘Places of time’ in the corpus ISW. A linguistic analysis of the interplay between places, emotions and memories”, ANNALI. SEZIONE GERMANICA. Rivista del Dipartimento di Studi Letterari, Linguistici e Comparati dell’Università degli studi di Napoli L’Orientale, (33), pp. 253–278. doi: 10.6093/germanica.v0i33.10745.

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No. 33 (2023): Annali. Sezione germanica

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