The book series Theatron provides an interdisciplinary forum for high-quality work from the fields of theatre studies and drama research. Studies are welcomed from all areas of theatre - from stage design to the art of acting, from director's theatre to puppetry, as too are those on dramatic theory and the dramatic genres from the various fields of literary and linguistic studies, and in addition from musical theatre and stage dance. The diversity of the arts coming together in the theatre requires this orientation towards a broad spectrum of research approaches and questions.

The series Texte und Textgeschichte [Texts and Textual History] set up by the Würzburg research group on ‘Medieval Prose’ under its leader Kurt Ruh contains editions and studies of widely disseminated high-impact late medieval German functional texts. They are prepared and presented with an emphasis on the communicative function of literature, the mutual interaction of author, writer and public. This involves taking primary account of textual mutations in the course of transmission; the methodological objective of each of the editions is to present these editorially in an optimum manner (textual transmission methodology). The studies are directed in each case at the particular circumstances of the transmission - textual geography, chronology and sociology - process the sources and trace the impact of the texts.

The book series Theatron provides an interdisciplinary forum for high-quality work from the fields of theatre studies and drama research. Studies are welcomed from all areas of theatre - from stage design to the art of acting, from director's theatre to puppetry, as too are those on dramatic theory and the dramatic genres from the various fields of literary and linguistic studies, and in addition from musical theatre and stage dance. The diversity of the arts coming together in the theatre requires this orientation towards a broad spectrum of research approaches and questions.

The series Texte und Textgeschichte [Texts and Textual History] set up by the Würzburg research group on ‘Medieval Prose’ under its leader Kurt Ruh contains editions and studies of widely disseminated high-impact late medieval German functional texts. They are prepared and presented with an emphasis on the communicative function of literature, the mutual interaction of author, writer and public. This involves taking primary account of textual mutations in the course of transmission; the methodological objective of each of the editions is to present these editorially in an optimum manner (textual transmission methodology). The studies are directed in each case at the particular circumstances of the transmission - textual geography, chronology and sociology - process the sources and trace the impact of the texts.

Die völlige Computerisierung der Lebenswelt entwickelt eine geradezu mahlstromartige Dynamik. Massenhaft sind die Köpfe über die Bildschirme gesenkt und starren auf vereinheitlichten Geräten auf die überall gleichen Apps. Von informationeller Autonomie kann keine Rede sein, dafür umso mehr von der »Fear of missing out«. Peter Schmitt analysiert in seinem fulminanten Essay diese neue Normalität.