The Transformation of political culture : England and Germany in the late eighteenth century
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The Transformation of political culture : England and Germany in the late eighteenth century
（Studies of the German Historical Institute London）
German Historical Institute , Oxford University Press, 1990
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Papers originally presented at a conference in Bad Homburg, Germany, Dec. 1986, sponsored by the German Historical Institute in London
Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
The last four decades of the eighteenth century witnessed a sudden acceleration in the pace of change in the political cultures of England and Germany. The ways in which developments in the two countries diverged form the subjects of this book. Leaving aside high politics, it touches on a wide range of phenomena; the ideological stock of the period, the structure of contemporary communications, the contemporary media, the institutional setting of politicization, forms of political association, political self-organization, political strategies, activities, techniques and rituals. The volume is divided into five sections and contains 22 essays by scholars from England, North America and Germany. This book explores similarities as well as differences in the historical development of England and Germany.
目次
- Part 1 Politicization, the "enlightened elite" and the lower classes: crowd and people in the Gordon riots, Nicholas Rogers
- politics and morals - the reformation of manners movement in later eighteenth-century England, Joanna Inners
- peasant resistance and politicization in Germany in the eighteenth century, Helmut Gabel and Winifred Schulze. Part 2 Political culture in the provinces: provincial political culture in the Holy Roman Empire - the Franconian Margravates of Ansbach and Bayreuth, Andrea Hofmeister-Hunger
- urban culture and political activism in Hanoverian England - the example of voluntary hospitals, Kathleen Wilson
- municipal politics in later eighteenth-century Maidstone - electoral polarization in the reign of George III, John A.Phillips. Part 3 New forms of political socialization - clubs, societies, and associations: German associations and politics in the second half of the eighteenth-century, Ulrich Im Hof
- enlightened societies in the metropolis - the case of Berlin, Horst Muller
- freemasonry and the fabric of loyalism in Hanoverian England, John Money. Part 4 Politics and religion: the English clergy and the American revolution, Paul Langford
- the Christian as subject - the worldly mind of Prussian protestant theologians in the late enlightenment period, Gunter Birtsch
- pietistic millenarianism in late eighteenth-century Germany, Harmut Lehmann
- heretical religion and radical political ideas in late eighteenth-century England, Martin Fitzpatrick. Part 5 Political communication and political ideas: the moral vision of Thomas Bewick, John Brewer and Stella Tillyard
- political rhetoric in the German enlightenment, Franz H. Robling
- journals and public opinion - the politicization of the German enlightenment in the second half of the eighteenth century, Hans Erich Bodeker
- the true concept of liberty - political theory in Germany in the second half of the eighteenth-century, Diethelm Klippel
- "the palladium of all other English liberties" - reflection on the liberty of the press in England during the 1760s and 1770s, Eckhart Hellmuth
- popular loyalism in Britain in the 1790s, Harry T. Dicksons
- conceptions of revolution in the English radicalism of the 1790s, John Dinwiddy
- the revolutionizing of consciousness - a German utopia?, Rudolf Vierhaus.
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