Gert Hofmann

University College Cork — Ireland

Neuroscience · Life Sciences

5h-index229citations48works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Neuroscience and Music Perception(4), Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Hegel(4), Ear Surgery and Otitis Media(3), Diverse Music Education Insights(3), French Literature and Criticism(3)

Publications48 total

Nietzsche and Artaud: Theatre and the Gift of the Mask
transcript Verlag eBooks·2019
Hölderlin’s Poetics of Zärtlichkeit: The Corporeal Turn of Transcendental Idealism
2019
Anti/Idealism
2019
Nietzsche and Artaud: Theatre and the Gift of the Mask
Theater·2019
Das Performative – eine literaturwissenschaftlich-philosophische Perspektive
Scenario A journal for performative teaching learning research·2019Open Access
Preliminary Material
2016
Introduction: Presence of the Body—Awareness in and beyond Experience
2016
Disintegrating Identities: Bodily Presence in Contemporary Writing
2016
Index
2016
Contribution of Paranasal Sinuses to the Acoustic Properties of the Nasal Tract
Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica·2014· 5 citedOpen Access
Colonus Heterotopos. Theatre as Tragic Inversion of Ritual Order
2012
Introduction: Topo-Dynamic of Place and Body
2012
Topodynamics of Arrival
2012· 1 cited
Topo-dynamic of Place and Body
2012
16: Claude Lanzmann’s Shoah and the Aesthetics of Ohnmacht
Boydell and Brewer eBooks·2011
Florian Vaßen (Hg.) (2010), Korrespondenzen
Scenario A journal for performative teaching learning research·2010Open Access
Florian Vaßen (Hg.) (2010), Korrespondenzen: Theater. Ästhetik. Pädagogik. Berlin, Schibri Verlag.
Scenario A journal for performative teaching learning research·2010Open Access
Ingrid Hentschel (2007) Dionysos kann nicht sterben - Theater in der Gegenwart
Scenario A journal for performative teaching learning research·2008· 1 citedOpen Access
Behavior of evoked otoacoustic emission under low-frequency tone exposure: Objective study of the bounce phenomenon in humans
Hearing Research·2006· 10 cited
UTILIZATION OF THE MECHANICS OF THE MIDDLE EAR FOR AN IMPLANTABLE MICROPHONE
2004
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Frequent Co-authors

Thomas Zahnert(10), Uwe Vogel(7), Dirk Mürbe(6), Friedemann Pabst(5), Karl‐Bernd Hüttenbrink(5), Snježana Zorić(5), Johan Sundberg(4), Matthias Bornitz(3), Hans‐Jürgen Hardtke(3), Karl‐Bernd Huettenbrink(3), Hans-Joachim Beer(2), Rolf Schmidt(2), Eberhard Kuhlisch(2), Sven Koscielny(2), Christopher Middleton(2), Albrecht Eiber(2), Karl-Bernd Hüttenbrink(1), Z Kevanishvili(1), I Burdzgla(1), M Pietsch(1)