Robert W Lougee
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 154994 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Robert W Lougee |
| PRENOMES | Robert W |
| SOBRENOME | Lougee |
| ASSINATURA | LOUGEE R W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Connecticut |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1954 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
European Landed Elites in the Nineteenth Century
percent held by the English landed elite.The latter figure would rise to 69 percent if elite status in England were attached to estates from 300 to 1,000 acres as \\•as the case in France and clse,\•here on the Continent. 1: 1 All this, of course, tells us nothing about the number of French landowners or about the range in size of their estates.As noted earlier, however, large French estates were not as conspicuous as the English-an impression sh…
The Anti-Revolution Bill of 1894 in Wilhelmine Germany
In September of 1894, Emperor William stood before his Junkers in Königsberg. He reprimanded them for their outspoken opposition to the policies of his government, particularly to the treaties leading to lower duties on grain. He called it a “thing of nonsense” for Prussian noblemen to oppose their king, though, he said, as a good father he was willing to forget such unruly behavior. The Prussian nobility, he declared, must gather now about the H…
Railroads and Rifles
The Nationalization of the Masses
The Challenge of the Exception
Introduction to the Second Edition Preface Introduction Schmitt and the Weimar Constitution: 1921-1933 The Meaning of Dictatorship The Meaning of Sovereignty The Meaning of Democracy and Liberalism The Meaning of the Presidial System Hitler Conquers Weimar Schmitt and National Socialism: 1933-1936 State, Movement, People Concrete-Order Thinking Army, Party, State Theology, Defeat, and the Benito Cereno Myth Conclusion Bibliography Index of Names …
German Romanticism and Political Thought
TheRetreat from liberalism and the rise of fascist totalitarianisms in the interwar period occasioned widespread inquiry into the intellectual sources of the phenomenon. Writers have frequently discovered the “roots,” to use the fashionable metaphor, in romanticism, particularly, German romanticism. Sharp controversies have arisen over the propriety and validity of attributing modern political lunacy ultimately to the romantic mind. A prior quest…
The Kulturkampf and Historical Positivism
The crisis in the relations of the church and state in Prussia in the seventies, the so-called Kulturkampf, became acute with the passage of the May Laws in 1873. These laws climaxed a series of measures which had curtailed clerical freedom of speech (Kanzelparagraph), abolished the Catholic Section of the Ministry of Worship, suppressed the Jesuits, and limited ecclesiastical influence over the schools (Schulaufsichtsgesetz). The primary objecti…
German Romanticism and Political Thought
TheRetreat from liberalism and the rise of fascist totalitarianisms in the interwar period occasioned widespread inquiry into the intellectual sources of the phenomenon. Writers have frequently discovered the “roots,” to use the fashionable metaphor, in romanticism, particularly, German romanticism. Sharp controversies have arisen over the propriety and validity of attributing modern political lunacy ultimately to the romantic mind. A prior quest…
The Nationalization of the Masses
The Kulturkampf and Historical Positivism
The crisis in the relations of the church and state in Prussia in the seventies, the so-called Kulturkampf, became acute with the passage of the May Laws in 1873. These laws climaxed a series of measures which had curtailed clerical freedom of speech (Kanzelparagraph), abolished the Catholic Section of the Ministry of Worship, suppressed the Jesuits, and limited ecclesiastical influence over the schools (Schulaufsichtsgesetz). The primary objecti…
German Romanticism and Political Thought
TheRetreat from liberalism and the rise of fascist totalitarianisms in the interwar period occasioned widespread inquiry into the intellectual sources of the phenomenon. Writers have frequently discovered the “roots,” to use the fashionable metaphor, in romanticism, particularly, German romanticism. Sharp controversies have arisen over the propriety and validity of attributing modern political lunacy ultimately to the romantic mind. A prior quest…
The Challenge of the Exception
Introduction to the Second Edition Preface Introduction Schmitt and the Weimar Constitution: 1921-1933 The Meaning of Dictatorship The Meaning of Sovereignty The Meaning of Democracy and Liberalism The Meaning of the Presidial System Hitler Conquers Weimar Schmitt and National Socialism: 1933-1936 State, Movement, People Concrete-Order Thinking Army, Party, State Theology, Defeat, and the Benito Cereno Myth Conclusion Bibliography Index of Names …
Railroads and Rifles
The Nationalization of the Masses
The Anti-Revolution Bill of 1894 in Wilhelmine Germany
In September of 1894, Emperor William stood before his Junkers in Königsberg. He reprimanded them for their outspoken opposition to the policies of his government, particularly to the treaties leading to lower duties on grain. He called it a “thing of nonsense” for Prussian noblemen to oppose their king, though, he said, as a good father he was willing to forget such unruly behavior. The Prussian nobility, he declared, must gather now about the H…
European Landed Elites in the Nineteenth Century
percent held by the English landed elite.The latter figure would rise to 69 percent if elite status in England were attached to estates from 300 to 1,000 acres as \\•as the case in France and clse,\•here on the Continent. 1: 1 All this, of course, tells us nothing about the number of French landowners or about the range in size of their estates.As noted earlier, however, large French estates were not as conspicuous as the English-an impression sh…
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