Sace Elder
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4225824 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Sace Elder |
| NOMBRES | Sace |
| APELLIDO | Elder |
| FIRMA | ELDER S |
| AFILIACIONES | Eastern Illinois University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Redesigning for Justice
In the summer of 2020, the members of the history department at Eastern Illinois University (eiu) found ourselves reflecting on our mission in light of the racial reckoning taking place after the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers.At a meeting in June, with an agenda already full of COVID-19 pandemic planning practicalities, members decided to draft a statement that spelled out our commitment to antiracism.In August, we adopted…
Love at Last Sight
In this fascinating study, Tyler Carrington sets out to understand the culture of love and intimacy in turn-of-the-century Berlin. His sources include a rich array of novels and short stories, newspaper articles and personal ads, sociological and psychological studies and police records. Carrington frames his narrative around the 17 June 1914, murder of Frieda Kliem, a thirty-nine-year-old unmarried seamstress who unwittingly met her killer by re…
Emotional Cities
A Right to Beat a Child? Corporal Punishment and the Law in Wilhelmine Germany
In 1903, Elisabeth von Oertzen, a widely read author and one of the founders of the Society for the Protection of Children from Mistreatment and Exploitation, exhorted her fellow protectionists in the pages of her organization's newsletter to push for greater legal protections for children from abusive adults. The occasion for her admonition was the infamous Bavarian child abuse case in which a young male tutor, Andreas Dippold, had beaten his yo…
Murder, Denunciation and Criminal Policing in Weimar Berlin
The pre-history of the ‘culture of denunciation’ or, more accurately, ‘mutual surveillance’ of the nazi period can be found in the institutions and practices developed by the criminal police of the Weimar period. Excluding criminal policing from the realm of denunciation creates an analytically and historically false distinction that misses the interconnection between the public surveillance of criminal, political and sexual activity in Germany i…
Murder, Denunciation and Criminal Policing in Weimar Berlin
The pre-history of the ‘culture of denunciation’ or, more accurately, ‘mutual surveillance’ of the nazi period can be found in the institutions and practices developed by the criminal police of the Weimar period. Excluding criminal policing from the realm of denunciation creates an analytically and historically false distinction that misses the interconnection between the public surveillance of criminal, political and sexual activity in Germany i…
Murder, Denunciation and Criminal Policing in Weimar Berlin
The pre-history of the ‘culture of denunciation’ or, more accurately, ‘mutual surveillance’ of the nazi period can be found in the institutions and practices developed by the criminal police of the Weimar period. Excluding criminal policing from the realm of denunciation creates an analytically and historically false distinction that misses the interconnection between the public surveillance of criminal, political and sexual activity in Germany i…
A Right to Beat a Child? Corporal Punishment and the Law in Wilhelmine Germany
In 1903, Elisabeth von Oertzen, a widely read author and one of the founders of the Society for the Protection of Children from Mistreatment and Exploitation, exhorted her fellow protectionists in the pages of her organization's newsletter to push for greater legal protections for children from abusive adults. The occasion for her admonition was the infamous Bavarian child abuse case in which a young male tutor, Andreas Dippold, had beaten his yo…
Emotional Cities
Love at Last Sight
In this fascinating study, Tyler Carrington sets out to understand the culture of love and intimacy in turn-of-the-century Berlin. His sources include a rich array of novels and short stories, newspaper articles and personal ads, sociological and psychological studies and police records. Carrington frames his narrative around the 17 June 1914, murder of Frieda Kliem, a thirty-nine-year-old unmarried seamstress who unwittingly met her killer by re…
Redesigning for Justice
In the summer of 2020, the members of the history department at Eastern Illinois University (eiu) found ourselves reflecting on our mission in light of the racial reckoning taking place after the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers.At a meeting in June, with an agenda already full of COVID-19 pandemic planning practicalities, members decided to draft a statement that spelled out our commitment to antiracism.In August, we adopted…
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