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rethinking the political culture of Germany in the 1920s
ed. by Kathleen Canning; Kerstin Barndt & Kristin McGuire
Enth. Literaturverz. (S. [383]-401) und Index
Part I. Defeat and the legacy of war. The return of the undead ... -- The work of art and the problem of politics in Berlin Dada -- The secret history of photomontage ... -- Part II. New citizens/new subjectivities. Mothers, citizens, and consumers ... -- Claiming citizenship ... -- Feminist politics beyond the Reichstag ... -- Producing Jews ... -- Part III. Symbols, rituals, and discourses of democracy. Reforming the Reich ... -- High expectations, deep disappointment ... -- Contested narratives of the Weimar Republic ... -- Political violence, contested public space, and reasserted masculinity in Weimar Germany -- Part IV. Publics, publicity, and mass culture. "A self-representation of the masses" : Siegfried Kracauer's curious Americanism -- Neither masses nor individuals ... -- Cultural capital in decline ... -- Part V. Weimar topographies. Defining the nation in crisis ... -- Gender and colonial politics after the Versailles Treaty -- The economy of experience in Weimar Germany.