The Germans : power struggles and the development of habitus in the ninetheenth and twentieth centuries
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The Germans : power struggles and the development of habitus in the ninetheenth and twentieth centuries
Columbia University Press, 1996
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Studien über die Deutschen
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Studien über die Deutschen
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Translation of: Studien über die Deutschen
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The last major work by one of our century's most influential social theorists, The Germans is a penetrating account of German social development, from the seventeenth century to the present. Enhanced by his deep understanding of other Western European nations, Norbert Elias's incisive analyses of nationalism, violence, and the breakdown of civilization will be an indispensable resource for those interested in modern European history and sociology and in European studies.
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Preface by Eric Dunning and Stephen MennellCivilization and InformationAcknowledgementsA Digression on NationalismIntroductionCivilization and Violence: On the State Monopoly of Physical Violence and its TransgressionChanges in European Standards of Behaviour in the Twentieth CenturyDuelling and Membership of the Imperial Ruling Class: Demanding and Giving Satisfaction'History of Culture' and 'Political History'From Humanist to Nationalist Middle Class ElitesThe Duality of Nation-States' Normative CodesOne the Ethos of the Wilhelmine BourgeoisieThe Pro-War Literature of the Weimar RepublicThe Decay of the State Monopoly of Violence in the Weimar RepublicLucifer upon the Ruins of the WorldTerrorism in the Federal Republic of Germany-Expression of a Social Conflict between GenerationsThe Breakdown of CivilizationThoughts of the Federal RepublicEditorial Postscript by Michael SchroterNotesIndex
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