Übersetzung für "Urszene" in Englisch

In the visual art of Pia Arke, this periphery becomes the Urszene of Nordic experience.

There is an obvious assosiation with Plato`s cave as the original setting of the cinema.

The plague is a primordial scene of theatre.

Here then Assmann's "original scene of violence" is to be found - with its rivers of blood.

This is the prototypical setting for Sachs’ poetry: alone with the alphabet at night.

This is the prototypical setting for Sachs' poetry: alone with the alphabet at night.

Ritual praxis bears out the extreme danger, dilates uncertainty and chaos, returns to the primal scene of hominisation.

What is very important to include in the "primal scene of narrative" is the component of reciprocal insecurity.

As "original scene" of religious violence Assmann quotes Moses' command to kill all adorers of the Golden Calf {1}.

The theatrical gesture of Broodthaers, to the contrary, is not cut off from the past but feints a return to what might be called the primal scene of cinema.

They are, as it were, its repressed «primal scenes» and according to Hal Foster go along with a dismissal of Freud's conceptualization of the death drive.

However, the programme flyer itself lays a trail to Brecht – to epic theatre and to the street scene as its “primordial scene”.

The theatrical gesture of Broodthaers, to the contrary, is not cut off from the past but feints a return to what might be called the primal scene of cinema.

The lm is not just about a ghost story but, unlike the novels by Kôji Suzuki, about a primeval scene of the fear of media that initiates the eventuation of a "video curse", thereby raising the issue of the technology of fear as a history of media.

This is experienced metonymically as fear of losing one's eyes and thus represents an uncanny, paranoid repetition of the primal castration scene.

It is this desire to be "inside", i.e., within the picture, with which "beieinander" quotes the primal scene of visual curiosity and makes its sexual components explicit.

While these trading operations with future price developments are complex manifestations of traits that have always been inherent to capitalism, Sophie Cras demonstrates that proper art funds are an invention of the twentieth century. In her essay, she reconstructs a primal scene of speculative art trading, namely an association of collectors called La Peau de l'Ours that existed in Paris from 1904 to 1914 and purchased works by young artists including Pablo Picasso, Odilon Redon, and Henri Matisse under the premise of selling them again at an auction ten years later.

This problem becomes central in the analysis of the "Wolf Man", during which Freud introduced the term "primal scene".

And if a defining scene were sought for the considerably larger community of gamers who, day after day, spend their free time modifying their favourite games according to their own taste and generating their own versions—then this is also probably the one.

On the museum's ground floor, an ensemble of "mediated gestures" outlines this primal scene as the exhibition's matrix: pictures by Piero Manzoni and Yves Klein – who tend to take a parodic approach to the critique of modernist painting's creative gesture – as well as Niki de Saint Phalle, whose "Tir" proposes a firing squad that, in finishing painting off, at once unleashes a fresh distribution of paint across surfaces.

Prior to Melanie Klein, in her paper Jealousy as a mechanism of defense (1932), Riviere found jealousy to be a defense against envy aroused by the primal scene, and she was the first to develop the concept of reparation in 1936.

If we follow the Nordic narrative backwards and inwards, as I have already mentioned, we discover that it often begins with a colonial Urszene: the first human being labours to clear a space in the wilds and establishes a community.