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Cover -- Inhalt -- Vorwort -- Siglenliste -- 1. Familien-Politik und dynastische Fragen -- Power in a King's Blood. Genealogie als Schlüsselmotiv in ASOIAF -- Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know, or The Pride of the Rock? Expeditionen in die symbolische Höhle der Löwen von Lannister -- 2. Kulturgeographie und Geopolitik -- Der Norden als Topos und Chance. Antagonisten, Antistruktur und (Anti-)Helden in ASOIAF -- Beyond the Wall. Alteritätsdiskurse in GOT -- 3. Religion und Mythen -- »What is dead may never die, but rises again, harder and stronger.«. Religion als Macht in ASOIAF -- Feuer innerhalb und außerhalb von ASOIAF -- Mythologien des Nordens: von Hyperborea nach Westeros. Eine mythologische Amplifikation zu ASOIAF -- 7=1: Der Glaube an die Sieben als synthetische Religion zwischen Apodiktik und Paraklese -- 4. Gender-Diskurse und soziale Fragen -- Bastarde und Barbaren. Utopien des Hybriden in GOT -- »A Knight's a sword with a horse.«. Bilder von Ritterschaf t und die Waffen der Frauen in ASOIAF -- Von Kriegerinnen und Gebärmaschinen. Weibliche Figuren in GOT-Computerspielen -- 5. Ethik, Moral und Politik -- The king is dead - long live the Throne? Zur Herrschaf tsstruktur in ASOIAF -- Die drei Drachen des Königs. Politische Theologie in ASOIAF -- Realistische Fantastik. Macht in ASOIAF -- 6. Das Archiv und die Medienreflexion -- Myrish Swamps and Fat Pink Masts. Sexualität in ASOIAF/GOT und die Konventionen der Fantasy -- Fechten als Strukturelement. Binnennarrative Transformation des Zweikampfes in ASOIAF -- Techniken und Funktionen von Filmmusik am Beispiel von GOT -- 7. Rätsel und Mystifikation, Träume und Prophezeiungen -- Warlocks, Wargs and White Walkers. Obskures und Übernatürliches als Phänomene des Fremden in ASOIAF -- »The Gods are blind. And men see only what they wish.«. Zur Funktion der Mystifikationen und Rätsel in ASOIAF

AbstractRecently, numerous datasets have been produced as research activities in the field of automatic detection of abusive language or hate speech have increased. A problem with this diversity is that they often differ, among other things, in context, platform, sampling process, collection strategy, and labeling schema. There have been surveys on these datasets, but they compare the datasets only superficially. Therefore, we developed a bias and comparison framework for abusive language datasets for their in-depth analysis and to provide a comparison of five English and six Arabic datasets. We make this framework available to researchers and data scientists who work with such datasets to be aware of the properties of the datasets and consider them in their work.

George R.R. Martin`s "A Song of Ice and Fire" / "Game of Thrones" has been fascinating a wide audience as well as critics writing for sophisticated culture sections. The interdisciplinary contributions included in this book trace the popularity of Martin's complex "secondary world" in its medial manifestations as a book, movie and computer game. At the same time the methodical versatility of the contributions (from the fields of literary studies, history, political science, film studies, theology, musicology, medieval and game studies) provides new perspectives on numerous contextual as well as poetic aspects of the "world of ice and fire" - from the parts religion and sexuality play and the dynamics of control and violence up to the function riddles and prophecies have.