Anatomy Collections in and of the Mind: Science, the Body, and Language in the Writings of Durs Grünbein and Thomas Hettche

This chapter is part of a larger set of episodic investigations I have been undertaking into the ways that anatomy exhibitions and medical collections have been deployed in German literary texts over the past 125 years. Insofar as these texts were penned by writers as diverse as Gustav Meyrinck and...

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1. Verfasser:	McIsaac, Peter M
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Anatomy Anthologies Anthropology Applied anthropology Applied sciences Art museums Artificial organs Artificial pacemakers Arts Behavioral sciences Biological sciences Biology Cultural anthropology Cultural institutions Dioramas Entertainment Exhibitions Health sciences Implants Information resources Information science Leisure studies Literary criticism Literary history Literary studies Literature Medical sciences Medical technology Modeling Modern literature Musculoskeletal system Museum exhibits Museums Recreation Research methods Scale modeling Science museums Skeleton
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Zusammenfassung:	This chapter is part of a larger set of episodic investigations I have been undertaking into the ways that anatomy exhibitions and medical collections have been deployed in German literary texts over the past 125 years. Insofar as these texts were penned by writers as diverse as Gustav Meyrinck and Gottfried Benn around 1900 to Durs Grünbein, Thomas Hettche, and Thor Kunkel in recent years, it is perhaps not surprising that they are not united by a single topos or references to a single institution or mode of display. It is all the more striking, then, that following the fall
DOI:	10.3138/9781442664135-014