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Jahrhundert 33 Scherben. W. Benjamins Miniatur »Das bucklichte Ma?nnlein« 58 Das Kleine der Literatur. Stifters Autobiographie 77 Anfangen - ohne Ende. Samuel Becketts »Breath« 90 Vor dem Objekt des Erza?hlens. Eine Ma?use-Geschichte Kafkas 100 Zu klein fu?r zwei. Eine Anekdote Kleists 113 Rauschen: Von Zwergen und Atomen. Assoziationen zu V. Woolf und F.T. Marinetti 124 Medienumwelt. Sprachgeschehen. U?ber die Miniaturisierung der Sprache in der Moderne 145 Literatur 169 Abbildungsverzeichnis 180 Backmatter 181 330 $aMikrologien - das sind die Kleinigkeiten, die kleinen Dinge. Sie erscheinen oft als unbedeutend, niedlich, dem U?bersehen preisgegeben. Aber erscho?pft sich ihr Logos in dieser (scheinbaren) Schwa?che? Die vorliegenden Aufsa?tze entdecken andere Potenziale des Kleinen. In Literatur und Philosophie wird das Grundlegende, das Sto?rende, das Dichte, die fantastische Welthaltigkeit aufgespu?rt. Die Autoren stecken an exemplarischen Gegensta?nden einen historischen Raum vom 17. bis zum 21. Jahrhundert ab und erkunden das Kleine als motivische, formale, epistemische und poetologische Instanz. Die mikrologische Recherche zeigt, dass die keimhafte, monadische und atomistische Relation zum Großen und Ganzen die literarische und philosophische Einbildungskraft enorm provoziert hat. Der Band behandelt u.a. 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