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    Berlin Psychoanalytic psychoanalysis and culture in Weimar Republic Germany and beyond / by Fuechtner, Veronika, 1969-

    Published 2011
    Table of Contents: “…Berlin soulscapes : Alfred Döblin talks to Ernst Simmel -- Wild psychoanalysis, religion, and race : Georg Groddeck talks to Count Hermann von Keyserling (among others) -- The Berlin Psychoanalytic in Palestine : Arnold Zweig talks to Max Eitingon -- Berlin Dada and psychoanalysis in New York : Richard Huelsenbeck and Charles Hulbeck talk to Karen Horney.…”
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    English and German nationalist and anti-semitic discourse, 1871-1945

    Published 2013
    Table of Contents: “…Introduction / Felicity Rash -- Contextualizing nationalism and anti-semitism, 1871-1945 / Ulrich Charpa -- Anti-semitism as mental mechanism: a model suggested by some similarities between nineteenth-century anti-semitisms in music and science / Stefan Hüpping -- 'Mag der Jude seine Religion behalten, wenn er sich nur zum Deutschtum bekennt': the philo-semitic nationalism of Friedrich von Oppeln-Bronikowski (1883-1936) as a paradigm of German conservative thinking / Isabelle Engelhardt -- A political catholic view: discourses on the Judenfrage in the daily newspaper Germania 1918-1933 / Helen Roche -- In Sparta fühlte ich mich wie in einer deutschen Stadt (Goebbels): the leaders of the Third Reich and the Spartan nationalist paradigm / Karin Stögner -- On anti-semitism and nationalism at the fin de siècle: Walter Benjamin's critique of the German youth movement / Martin Weidinger -- Fridericus, Madame Dubarry and Die Nibelungen: the (nationalist) politics of historical films in Weimar Germany / Simone Borgstede -- Dr Ernst Henrici: just a "well-known arsonist" of the German Kaiserreich or foreman in the production of an Aryan "Volksgemeinschaft"? …”
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