@inbook{57d0d814d71f4a24acaea241ae508792,
title = "The ultimate crisis: narrating and translating Europe",
abstract = "The current crisis of Europe and the European Union is only one in a continuous chain of endless calamities. However,this crisis seems to be special. Europe has changed profoundly in recent times. Europe has reached its limits. Europe is no longer a project; Europe changed into the mode of defense. The present article tries to hint at hidden European narratives as a cultural answer to this crisis. These narratives are in need of a new concept of translation, which seems to emerge; a translation which simultaneously perceives and conceives of Europe in a “methodological cosmopolitanism”(Ulrich Beck): beyond its limits and far beyond any matter of language,responding to the crisis by translating itself. ",
author = "Peter Hanenberg",
year = "2018",
language = "English",
isbn = "9783868217414",
series = "Studies in English Literary and Cultural History",
publisher = "Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier",
pages = "191--202",
editor = "Elizabeth Kovach and Ansgar N{\"u}nning and Imke Polland",
booktitle = "Literature and crises",
address = "Germany",
}