Society, Culture, and the State in Germany, 1870-1930Geoff Eley University of Michigan Press, 1996 - 522 頁 Society, Culture, and the State in Germany, 1870-1930 draws together important new work on the Kaiserreich--the period between Bismarck's unification of Germany and the First World War. Work on the Kaiserreich built up impressive momentum during the 1970s and 1980s, when a series of inspiring but divisive controversies called into question the ways in which German historical development in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was mainly understood. These discussions focused on issues of continuity between Bismarck and Hitler and the peculiar strength of authoritarianism in German political culture, raising important questions about the deep origins of Nazism and about Germany's alleged differences from the West. The collection purposefully brings certain issues and approaches into the foreground. These include the value of taking gender seriously as a priority of historical work; the emergence of social policy and welfare during the early twentieth century; religious belief and affiliation as a neglected dimension in modern German history; the tremendous importance of the First World War as a climacteric; and the exciting potentials of cultural studies and the new cultural history. A varied group, the contributors embrace different kinds of history and certainly do not subscribe to a common line. Some essays suggest alternative periodizations and focus on the early twentieth century decades rather than the integral unity of the Kaiserreich as such. Together, they take stock of the field, critically synthesizing existing knowledge and laying down agendas for the future. Geoff Eley is Professor of History, University of Michigan. |
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Is There a History of the Kaiserreich? | 1 |
Writing the History of Women and Gender in Imperial Germany | 43 |
The Bourgeoisie the State and the Mastery of Reform | 67 |
Rethinking German Labor History | 105 |
Some Comparative Observations | 143 |
Religion and WorkingClass Formation in Imperial Germany 18711914 | 163 |
Apparitions of the Virgin Mary in Bismarckian Germany | 189 |
The Kaiserreich in Regional Perspective | 221 |
Gender Religion and the Paradoxes of Modernity | 345 |
Bourgeois Women Nationalist Identities and the Ideal of the Independent Woman Farmer in German Southwest Africa | 371 |
The Case of Wilhelmine Germany | 397 |
Militarization and Reproduction in World War I Germany | 427 |
The Creation of a Culture of Sachlichkeit | 465 |
Hope Memory and Political Culture in Imperial Germany | 487 |
Contributors | 513 |
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Industrialists Junkers and Social Policy in Imperial Germany | 257 |
Welfare and the German State from Wilhelm to Hitler | 319 |
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