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Exile, Science and Bildung

Part of the Studies in European Culture and History Book Series

Editors: Kettler, David; Lauer, Gerhard

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-137-04596-6

ISBN: 978-1-349-73456-6

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan US - Springer Journals

Feb 22, 2016

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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Chapter 1The “Other Germany” and the Question of Bildung: Weimar to Bonn

Kettler, David; Lauer, Gerhard

Pages: 1 –18

[The recognition of a difference between the scientific dimension of institutionalized knowledge in society and the rhetorical, didactic one, as well as the potential for conflict between them, is by no means unique to modern German culture. For centuries, English universities put the formation...
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Chapter 2The Legacy of the George Circle

Osterkamp, Ernst

Pages: 19 –26

[How the idea of Bildung entered into the self-understanding of the German bourgeoisie before 1933 can not be seen better than in the circle formed around the charismatic poet Stefan George (1868–1922), as well as the other people influenced by him. The immense success of the natural sciences and...
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Chapter 3Walter Benjamin’s “Secret Germany”

Wohlfarth, Irving

Pages: 27 –45

[“It is peculiar [eigen] to philosophical writing that at each turn of phrase it should confront anew the question of representation.” Thus begins the “Epistemo-Critical Preface” to Walter Benjamin’s study of German Baroque drama. “In its final form,” it goes on, it will, to be sure, be doctrine....
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Chapter 4A Humanist Program in Exile: Thomas Mann in Philosophical Correspondence with his Contemporaries

Mehring, Reinhard

Pages: 47 –62

[Bildung is the individual acquisition of an orienting knowledge. The “history of Bildung”1 can be written according to its social bearers, legally constituted institutions, leading ideas, authoritative founders or representatives, or changes in semantics. The end of Bildung, according to...
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Chapter 5The Empire’s Watermark: Erich Kahler and Exile

Lauer, Gerhard

Pages: 63 –73

[The “long nineteenth century” came to an end in 1914, and with it the validity of its concepts of Wissen and Bildung. For the intellectuals of the time, such an ending appeared fated, since it was a standard gesture of cultural criticism in the empire to predict the inevitable collapse of the...
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Chapter 6An Exile’s Career From Budapest Through Weimar to Chicago: László Moholy-Nagy

Wessely, Anna

Pages: 75 –100

[There is a characteristic two-stage pattern of exile in the case of Hungarians who fled their native country after the fall of the 1918–1919 revolutions, settled in Germany and then found diemselves forced to flee again by Hitler’s rise to power. I want to focus on the career of an artist,...
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Chapter 7Occult Encounters and “Structural Misunderstandings” in Exile: The Surrealists and the Institut Für Sozialforschung in the United States

Jeanpierre, Laurent

Pages: 101 –109

[There is a fact1 little attended in the otherwise abundant chronicles of May 1968 in France: an exhibit of works by surrealists in exile in the United States during World War II was held in Paris at the American Center during the so-called events.2 Meanwhile, Parisian walls were being covered...
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Chapter 8The Davos Debate, Science, and the Violence of Interpretation: Panofsky, Heidegger, and Cassirer on the Politics of History

Moynahan, Gregory B.

Pages: 111 –124

[In 1939, six years after his initial exile from Nazi Germany, and three years into a stay in Sweden that was to end in 1941 with a final move to America, the philosopher Ernst Cassirer wrote a full-length study of the Swedish political and legal theorist Axel Hagerstrom. That Cassirer, one of...
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Chapter 9Paul Oskar Kristeller, Ernst Cassirer, and the “Humanistic Turn” in the American Emigration

Schiller, Kay

Pages: 125 –138

[History bears the marks of the life of those who write it. This truism also applies to the scholarship of the historian of Renaissance philosophy Paul Oskar Kristeller (1905–1999). Moreover, in his scholarly works Kristeller responded, albeit indirectly, to what since Nietzsche became a basic...
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Chapter 10“The Reparation of Dead Souls” — Siegfried Kracauer’s Archimedean Exile — The Prophetic Journey from Death to Bildung

Zaslove, Jerry

Pages: 139 –155

[Since the discovery of Siegfried Kracauer by the generation that was first spellbound by the writings of Bertolt Brecht, Walter Benjamin, T. W. Adorno, Ernst Bloch, and Hannah Arendt, the Weimar legacy of the exile has been drawn on many times as a paradigm of the intellectual whose life was...

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