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Paradigms of political change--Luther, Frederick II, and Bismarck :the GDR on its way to German unity
- 作者: Brinks, Jan Herman.
- 出版: Milwaukee, Wis. : Marquette University Press 2001.
- 稽核項: 1 online resource (354 pages).
- 叢書名: Marquette studies in philosophy ;no. 28
- 標題: Political culture. , Nationalism. , Communism and culture Germany (East) , Church and state , Historiography. , Luther, Martin, , Communism and culture , Germany (East) , Political culture Germany (East) , HISTORY. , Luther, Martin, 1483-1546. , Germany (East) Historiography. , Church and state. , Political culture , Church and state Germany (East) , Frederick , Frederick II, King of Prussia, 1712-1786. , Communism and culture. , Electronic books. , Eenwording. , Cultural policy. , Geschiedschrijving. , Nationalism Germany (East) , Bismarck, Otto, , Bismarck, Otto, Fürst von, 1815-1898. , Nationalism , Germany (East) Cultural policy.
- ISBN: 0874626803 , 9780874626803
- ISBN: 0874626803 , 9780874626803
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- 附註: Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-346) and index. ""Paradigms of Political Change Luther, Frederick II, and Bismarck The GDR on Its Way to German Unity Jan Herman Brinks""; ""© 2001 by Marquette University Press""; ""Contents""; ""Translatorâ€?s Note""; ""Series Editorâ€?s Note""; ""Foreword""; ""Preface""; ""Introduction""; ""Part A Between unification and demarcationâ€?the classical Marxist writers and early social democrats on German history with special reference to the Reformation, the Peasantsâ€? War and Prussia""; ""1.0 Foundations and Basic Questions of GDR historiography"" ""9.0 Prussia, Frederick II and Bismarckâ€? their portrayal between 1971 and 1987""""10.0 Final conclusions""; ""Postscript""; ""Bibliography""; ""Index""; ""Short Biography J.H. Brinks""
- 摘要: This history of East German historiography traces the way historical studies in the German Democratic Republic interpreted and reinterpreted German nation building through the figures of Martin Luther, Frederick II, and Otto Bismarck. The author pays particular attention to the tension between portraying a German national identity while at the same time proclaiming a distinct GDR identity. He identifies three distinct periods of GDR historiography. Immediately after the war, Germany was seen as tragically not developed democratic institutions. This was soon followed by a theory of German history that identified a dialectic between progressive forces and reactionary figures represented by the three subjects of the study. The final period rehabilitated all three to certain extent, suggesting they were necessary parts of the "early bourgeois revolution." The author relates all three of these phases to the changing ideological needs of the East German state. Translated from the original German work DDR zwischen Einheit und Abgrenzung. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR.
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Written before 1989, when he was stationed in East Berlin with Dutch television and utilised his stay there to write this book as a dissertation for the University of Groningen, it showed how GDR party and historians had sought to reinterpret German history to legitimize their socialist dictatorship and in the process had manipulated history. Although the focus of the book is on the ways in which GDR historians have interpreted and reinterpreted three key figures, Luther, Frederick II (!), and Bismarck, from the perspective of their place in German nation building, the translation offers in fact the only up to date history of historiography in the GDR in English. It is preceded only by Andreas Dorpalen's German History from a Marxist Perspective, written in the 1970s with very different questions in mind. Dorpalen in an excellent study surveys work in the GDR on all phases of German history from the Middle Ages to the recent past and critically assesses the contributions which these writings have made to scholarship beyond ideological lines. Brinks concentrates specifically on the question which the tension between a German national identity and a distinct GDR socialist identity played in GDR historical literature, the former viewing Germany in ethnic terms, the latter defining it in class terms.
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