Popular culture and the public sphere in the Rhineland, 1800-1850
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Popular culture and the public sphere in the Rhineland, 1800-1850
（New studies in European history）
Cambridge University Press, 2007
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 314-354) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The age of revolution challenged the ancien regime's political world, introducing Europeans to fresh ideals of citizenship. German society was no less affected. Following the Napoleonic era, a political culture of partisan choice undermined the official restoration of absolutism. Bourgeois and popular classes took part in the political landscape of civil society, producing an impressive social base for participatory politics by the 1830s. Because of severe restrictions on speech and assembly, ordinary Germans formed political opinions in irregular ways. This book looks at the sites and forms of culture that facilitated political communication. With chapters devoted to reading, singing, public space, carnival, violence and religion, James Brophy argues that popular culture played a critical role in linking ordinary Rhinelanders to the public sphere. Moving beyond conventional explanations of opinion formation, he exposes the broad cultural infrastructure that enabled popular classes to join the political nation.
目次
- Introduction: popular culture and the public sphere
- 1. Reading
- 2. Singing
- 3. Public space
- 4. Carnival
- 5. Tumult
- 6. Religion
- Conclusion: joining the political nation
- Bibliography
- Index.
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