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Beskrivelse
Sieg reveals the relevance of shame for the culture of the Enlightenment and argues for a reassessment of this emotion. The Enlightenment aims to protect shame as a disposition but fears it as episodic feeling, since it threatens individual self-determination. This study is devoted to the critique of shame in discourses on satire and on introspection. It focuses on C. M. Wieland and K. P. Moritz.
