Moral Seascapes

Acknowledgements

Moral Seascapes: Introduction
Jonathan Stafford, Henning Trueper, and Burkhardt Wolf

Part 1: Iconographies of the Moral Seascape

Disaster of the Sea: The Dual Motif of Drowning and Fishing
Johannes von Mueller

Placing the Moral Spectator: Realism, Perspective, and Affect in the Visual Culture of Shipwreck
Jonathan Stafford

Seascapes of the Drowned: Guenther Uecker and the Iconography of the Dead of Shipwreck
Henning Trueper

Heinrich von Kleist's Cosmopolitism and the Openness of the Sea
Rafael Jakob

Part 2: Literary Visions of Maritime Ethics

From Shipwreck as Theatre to Morality as Technique: Two Emblematic Scenarios (Descartes, Leibniz)
Alexandra Heimes

Scheerbart on the Beach: Visiting The Sea-Serpent
Szilvia Gellai

Lord Karl: Jumping Ship and Professional Ethics as Narrative Drivers in Conrad and Kafka
Benno Wagner

Ego Trip into Solitude: Christian Kortmann's Novel Single-Handed Sailing
Joern Muenkner

Part 3: Approaching the Contemporary Refugee Crisis

Mediterranean Seascapes: Migrations, Photography, and the Haunted Spectator
Chiara Giubilaro

"The best word is the word you never said": Perspective, Stance, and Silence in Davide Enia's Appunti per un naufragio
Nora Weinelt

When Seascapes Collide: Visual and Vocal Contact in Kroeger's and Scheffner's Havarie
Burkhardt Wolf

Thirty-Three Blueprints for the Right not to Drown
Hilde Van Gelder

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seascape;morality;shipwreck;lifesaving;migration;representation;aesthetics;maritime space