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Tim B Muller

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ID1485775
NAMETim B Muller
GIVEN NAMESTim B
FAMILY NAMEMuller
SIGNATUREMULLER T B
AFFILIATIONSHamburger Institut für Sozialforschung Mittelweg 36 20148 Hamburg Deutschland
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS2
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2002
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
H-INDEX1
  • Narratives of democracy

    Open Access•Tim B Muller, Jeppe Nevers•ARTICLE•Journal of Modern European History•2019

    Historians have long been aware of the power of narratives; but they have been hesitant to analyse the production of national narratives of democracy, in which their own profession played an important role. This issue and introduction aims to insert and study the role of narratives in the history of democracy. It builds on the growing literature in both the conceptual and political history of democracy, which has stressed the importance of the la…

  • Einführung

    Tim B Muller, Hedwig Richter•ARTICLE•Geschichte und Gesellschaft•2018

    When Francis Fukuyama pronounced the democratic “end of history,” he conceded that “historical amnesia” might become its nemesis.A response could be the historical turn in studies of democracy discussed in the introduction to this issue, which brings together transnational perspectives on histories of German democracy before 1933. In contrast to the supposedly undisputed normative certainties associated with an idyllic age bygone, recent approach…

  • Von der „Whig Interpretation“ zur Fragilität der Demokratie

    Tim B Muller•ARTICLE•Geschichte und Gesellschaft•2018•References: 4

    Historical debate onWeimar Germany has more often than not been fueled by divergences in either method or politics. By contrast, this article argues for the reconsideration of the theoretical foundations of our historical judgments on the fate and the future, the lacks and the lags of Weimar. Conventional categories and narratives of national exceptionalism still permeate many contributions on democracy in the Weimar Republic. At the same time, n…

  • Wirtschaftspolitik als Beruf

    Tim B Muller•CHAPTER•Max Weber 1864–1920•2016

  • Konvergenz und Kritik im Kalten Krieg

    Open Access•Tim B Muller•CHAPTER•Europäische Wissenschaftskulturen…•2015

  • Die gelehrten Krieger und die Rockefeller-Revolution

    Tim B Muller•ARTICLE•Geschichte und Gesellschaft•2007•References: 6

    In World War II American intelligence proved to be a place where German-Jewish émigré intellectuals not only warred against Germany but also connected successfully to their American-born comrades. This paper is dealing with a post-war intellectual network contributing to the intellectual foundations of the New Left in the United States. The origins of this circle of intellectuals can be traced back to the wartime Office of Strategic Services. In …

  • Bearing Witness to the Liquidation of Western Dasein

    Tim B Muller•ARTICLE•New German Critique•2002•Cited by: 2

    The historical index of the images not only says that they belong a particular time; it says, above all, that they attain only at a particular time. And, indeed, this acceding to legibility constitutes a specific critical point in the movement at their interior. Every present day is determined by the images that are synchronic with it: each is the now of a particular recognizability. In it, truth is charged the bursting point with time. -Walter B…

  • Bearing Witness to the Liquidation of Western Dasein

    Tim B Muller•ARTICLE•New German Critique•2002•Cited by: 2

    The historical index of the images not only says that they belong a particular time; it says, above all, that they attain only at a particular time. And, indeed, this acceding to legibility constitutes a specific critical point in the movement at their interior. Every present day is determined by the images that are synchronic with it: each is the now of a particular recognizability. In it, truth is charged the bursting point with time. -Walter B…

  • Bearing Witness to the Liquidation of Western Dasein

    Tim B Muller•ARTICLE•New German Critique•2002•Cited by: 2

    The historical index of the images not only says that they belong a particular time; it says, above all, that they attain only at a particular time. And, indeed, this acceding to legibility constitutes a specific critical point in the movement at their interior. Every present day is determined by the images that are synchronic with it: each is the now of a particular recognizability. In it, truth is charged the bursting point with time. -Walter B…

  • Die gelehrten Krieger und die Rockefeller-Revolution

    Tim B Muller•ARTICLE•Geschichte und Gesellschaft•2007•References: 6

    In World War II American intelligence proved to be a place where German-Jewish émigré intellectuals not only warred against Germany but also connected successfully to their American-born comrades. This paper is dealing with a post-war intellectual network contributing to the intellectual foundations of the New Left in the United States. The origins of this circle of intellectuals can be traced back to the wartime Office of Strategic Services. In …

  • Konvergenz und Kritik im Kalten Krieg

    Open Access•Tim B Muller•CHAPTER•Europäische Wissenschaftskulturen…•2015

  • Wirtschaftspolitik als Beruf

    Tim B Muller•CHAPTER•Max Weber 1864–1920•2016

  • Einführung

    Tim B Muller, Hedwig Richter•ARTICLE•Geschichte und Gesellschaft•2018

    When Francis Fukuyama pronounced the democratic “end of history,” he conceded that “historical amnesia” might become its nemesis.A response could be the historical turn in studies of democracy discussed in the introduction to this issue, which brings together transnational perspectives on histories of German democracy before 1933. In contrast to the supposedly undisputed normative certainties associated with an idyllic age bygone, recent approach…

  • Von der „Whig Interpretation“ zur Fragilität der Demokratie

    Tim B Muller•ARTICLE•Geschichte und Gesellschaft•2018•References: 4

    Historical debate onWeimar Germany has more often than not been fueled by divergences in either method or politics. By contrast, this article argues for the reconsideration of the theoretical foundations of our historical judgments on the fate and the future, the lacks and the lags of Weimar. Conventional categories and narratives of national exceptionalism still permeate many contributions on democracy in the Weimar Republic. At the same time, n…

  • Narratives of democracy

    Open Access•Tim B Muller, Jeppe Nevers•ARTICLE•Journal of Modern European History•2019

    Historians have long been aware of the power of narratives; but they have been hesitant to analyse the production of national narratives of democracy, in which their own profession played an important role. This issue and introduction aims to insert and study the role of narratives in the history of democracy. It builds on the growing literature in both the conceptual and political history of democracy, which has stressed the importance of the la…

Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Democracy (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)

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