Sources for the Canton Uri Tell Play (after Wehrli, 32)ġ. Frey, Michael Hutter, Walter Benjamin, Joseph Beuys, Jacques Rancière, Boris Groys sowie Kazimir Malevich u.v.a. Wyszomirski, Jörg Rössel und Sebastian Weingartner, Bruno S. Banfield, Norbert Lammert, John Maynard Keynes, Xi Jinping, Theodor Heuss, Constance DeVereaux und Martin Griffin, Dan Eugen Ratiu, Yudhishthir Raj Isar, Kiran Klaus Patel, Margaret J. Mit Texten von Friedrich Schiller, Wilhelm von Humboldt, Matthew Arnold, John Dewey, Hermann Glaser und Karl Heinz Stahl, Paul DiMaggio und Michael Useem, Alfred K. Rund fünfzig Beiträge zu Kulturpolitik und Kulturpolitikforschung aus und zu verschiedenen Nationen, aber auch zu supranationalen Einrichtungen wie der EU und der UNESCO geben Wissenschaftlern, Studierenden und Praktikern erstmalig einen umfassenden Überblick über Diskurse und Methoden der Kulturpolitik(-forschung).

Welche Funktion erfüllt Kulturpolitik in historischer sowie in gegenwärtiger, internationaler Perspektive? Der Band spannt einen Bogen über 220 Jahre Ideengeschichte von Kulturpolitik(en) in nationaler und internationaler Perspektive. Zusammenfassung: In der Schweiz repräsentierte die Figur Tells zwei Tra-ditionen, einerseits den Helden, der das Selbstbewusstsein der Eidgenossen * His play, however, resists the usurpation of the Tell figure by the Jacobins who support a community based on fraternity which should replace the former social model marked by the figure of the super-father. In addition, Schiller, in his 'Wilhelm Tell' (1804), also associated the idea of Swiss freedom to the idea of sublime nature as it is seen in travelogues. At the time of the French Revolution, Tell becomes – at the side of Brutus – an emblematic figure of peoples resistance against tyranny, and Lemierre's play is widely known. Here, Tell does not appear any more as a loner but as one of the confederates. In the tragedy ‚Guillaume Tell' (1766) by Antoine-Marin Lemierre, virtue and the sense of liberty are related to the topological motive of the mountains. After the overturn of the tyrant, a republican programme is published that founded upon the idea of equality before the law. In the play ‚Grisler ou l'Helvétie délivrée' (1748) by the Bernese author Samuel Henzi, the figure of the despot Grisler is central, and Tell stands in opposition to him. In Switzerland the figure of Wilhelm Tell represented two traditions, on one hand the hero expressing the proud of the confederates, on the other the incarnation of the oppressed in general.

Wilhelm Tell by Friedrich Schiller