@Book{750350377,
author="Franzel, Sean",
title="Connected by the ear: the media, pedagogy, and politics of the Romantic lecture",
year="2013",
publisher="Northwestern Univ. Press",
address="Evanston, Ill.",
keywords="Lectures and lecturing; Germany; History; Lecture method in teaching; Romanticism; German literature; History and criticism; Intellectual life",
contents="Introduction : Connected by the earPart I. Scholarly persons, scholarly publicsFrom traditional to modern scholarly speech and Kant's provocation``Hear him! h{\"o}rt ihn!'' : scholarly lecturing in Berlin and the popular style of Karl Philipp MoritzEnacting social communication in Fichte's 1794 ``Several lectures on the vocation of the scholar''Part II. Fictions of dialogueRomantic literary criticism : staging oral sociability, staging the German nationRomantic ideas of the university and the lecture as the ``sanctuary of collective scholarly life''Addressing the nation : political oratory and the monumentalization of the lectureConclusion : Toward an immanent critique of the Romantic lecture.",
note="Sean Franzel",
note="Includes bibliographical references (pages 259-278) and index",
isbn="0810129337",
language="English"
}