George L Mosse
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 367980 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | George L Mosse |
| NOMBRES | George L |
| APELLIDO | Mosse |
| FIRMA | MOSSE G L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Wisconsin–Madison |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 93 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 432 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 93 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1945 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 9 |
German Jews Beyond Judaism
Masses and Man
Masses and Man
A l’épreuve de la Grande Guerre
The Culture of Western Europe
The Nationalization of the Masses
The Fascist Revolution
The Jews
The mystery of race transformed the Jew into an evil principle. The blood libel provided the basis for an accusation of atavism, because in contrast to civilized people, Jews supposedly practiced human sacrifice. The so-called Jewish conspiracy against the Gentile world was also built into this myth from the beginning, for no Jew, so it was thought, would inform on any other Jew, while talkative Gentiles were bribed with gold to remain silent abo…
Nationalism and Sexuality
The Culture of Western Europe
Marxism and the Intellectuals
Culture of Western Europe
On the Matter of Method in Modernist German-Jewish Studies
Confronting History
Just two weeks before his death in January 1999, George L. Mosse, one of this century s great historians, finished writing his memoir, a fascinating and fluent account of a remarkable life that spanned three continents and many of the major events of the twentieth century. Writing about the events of his life through a historian s lens, Mosse gives us a personal history of our century. This is a story told with the clarity, passion, and verve tha…
Shell-shock as a Social Disease
Both during and after the 1914–18 war, shell-shocked men joined others labelled as deviants in the later nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Stereotypes were available to cope with an avalanche of psychiatric casualties, the treatment of whom was uncertain and mostly ineffective. When lost for aetiology or proven treatment, both doctors and those who wrote about manliness and morale converged on a notion of shell shock which located it with…
De la Grande Guerre au totalitarisme. La brutalisation des societes europeennes
America 1939–42
The following is an excerpt from the autobiography of George Mosse, co-editor of the Journal of Contemporary History from its foundation in 1966 to his death in January 1999. It covers his early experiences in the USA. Born in Germany in 1918, George was educated in Berlin, and later at Schloss Salem. He crossed the border to Switzerland in 1933, probably just in time to evade arrest as a member of a well-known family held in particular disfavour…
The Fascist Revolution
German Jews beyond Judaism
Preface I. A Cultural Emancipation II. German Jews and German Popular Culture III. Intellectual Authority and Scholarship IV. A Left-Wing Identity V. The End and a New Beginning? Notes Index
Can Nationalism Be Saved? About Zionism, Rightful and Unjust Nationalism
the major questions with which Prof. Mosse, in his long and distinguished career, has tried to struggle is the perils and problems that enlightened nineteenth-century nationalism posed to our tortured century. His lecture Can Be Saved? About Zionism, Rightful and Unjust Nationalism presents an intellectual challenge through its reexamination of certain schools of thought that prevailed in the 1920s and thirties within the Zionist movement
Art as Politics in the Third Reich
The Image of Man
This is the first historical account of the masculine stereotype as it evolved in modern Western culture. It shows how 20th-century fascism gave the manly ideal its extreme expression - in mass rallies that glorified the storm trooper while attacking such 'unmanly men' as Jews and homosexuals
The Image of Man
Der nationalsozialistische Alltag
Dokumente uber das Einwirken des Nationalsozialismus auf den Alltag der Menschen in den Bereichen Kultur, Erziehung, Familie, Arbeitswelt, Wissenschenschaft, Forschung und Architektur.
Nationalism and Sexuality
Analyzing the history of sexuality in the context of the relationship between nationalism and respectability can help us to realize where we stand, how we got there, and how we might change. In this work, George Mosse strives to show how concepts of sexuality haunted bourgeois society and nationalism, to be acknowledged yet curbed, deflected from the physical onto an ideal stereotype of male and female beauty. Now available in paperback, National…
The Civilizing Process
Nationalism and Sexuality
Racism and Nationalism
The article seeks to define the relationship between nationalism and racism in modem times. First, it defines racism as one of the principal nineteenth‐century ideologies, sharply focused and centred upon the human body itself as its most potent symbol. Then it discusses nationalism as a much more loosely constructed faith which made alliances with most nineteenth‐century ideologies such as liberalism, conservatism and socialism. When nationalism…
National Cemeteries and National Revival
Two World Wars and the Myth of the War Experience
Much has been written about that continuity between the two world wars which seems immediate and direct: the second world war broke out as a result of the failure to restore an equilibrium after the violence, cost and passion of the first world war. The continuity between the first world war and the inter-war years has struck not only modern historians, but was on the minds of both the victims and the instigators of violence. Thus in 1934, the ne…
Nationalism and Sexuality
Fascist Aesthetics and Society
Fascist scholarship has become increasingly aware of the role which aesthetics played in the movement's appeal; and that exploring the link between aesthetics, politics and society could open up new dimensions in our understanding of fascism. This aspect of the fascist movement is no longer brushed aside as mere propaganda, an attempt to manipulate the people against their will. All the articles which follow are based upon the realization that in…
Introduction
Max Nordau, Liberalism and the New Jew
Max Nordau seems worth remembering on the hundredth anniversary of his book Degeneration, not only because of the book's fame and its popularization of a concept which has lasted so long, but also because of what he himself stood for the beliefs and hopes which characterized so many of his class, profession and generation. His view of the dangers which society faced, and his proposed cure, articulated a series of convictions and preconceptions wh…
Shell-shock as a Social Disease
Both during and after the 1914–18 war, shell-shocked men joined others labelled as deviants in the later nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Stereotypes were available to cope with an avalanche of psychiatric casualties, the treatment of whom was uncertain and mostly ineffective. When lost for aetiology or proven treatment, both doctors and those who wrote about manliness and morale converged on a notion of shell shock which located it with…
Nationalism and Respectability
The relationship between nationalism and respectability in Europe requires investigation to give us a better understanding of how nationalism has functioned in the historical process. Both modern nationalism and the ideal of respectability were responses to a new century in motion, to the age of the masses and industrialization; both had their origins in the eighteenth century, and matured together in the nineteenth. Yet while the history of nati…
Caesarism, Circuses, and Monuments
Island Refuge
The acrimonious debate over British policy towards refugees from the Nazi regime has scarcely died down even now, some 60 years later. Bitter charges of indifference and lack of feeling are still levelled at politicians and civil servants, and the assertion is made that Great Britain's record on refugee matters is shabby and unworthy of its liberal traditions. Island Refuge is the definitive account of a largely unexplored and still highly contro…
De la Grande Guerre au totalitarisme. La brutalisation des societes europeennes
Friendship and Nationhood
After the Second World War the failure of German nationalism seemed more obvious than its promise. The German nationalism which came to the fore in the interwar years seemed to have wiped out the promise of earlier times: a patriotism based not upon domination and aggression but upon ideals of citizenship and the recognition of individuality. I want to examine the differences between the old patriotism and the new nineteenth-century nationalism t…
Gerschom Scholem as a German Jew
Journal Article GERSCHOM SCHOLEM AS A GERMAN JEW Get access George L. Mosse George L. Mosse UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN AND HEBREW UNIVERSITY Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Modern Judaism - A Journal of Jewish Ideas and Experience, Volume 10, Issue 2, May 1990, Pages 117–133, https://doi.org/10.1093/mj/10.2.117 Published: 01 May 1990
The Political Culture of Italian Futurism
Futurism has long been recognized as an important and influential artistic movement, while its contribution to the political culture of the twentieth century has often been characterized as bizarre or amusing of little consequence after the interventionist struggle during the first world war, or once the fascist movement had become established.' This judgment is certainly correct as far as any direct Futurist influence upon the political events o…
Fascism and the French Revolution
Can Nationalism Be Saved? About Zionism, Rightful and Unjust Nationalism
the major questions with which Prof. Mosse, in his long and distinguished career, has tried to struggle is the perils and problems that enlightened nineteenth-century nationalism posed to our tortured century. His lecture Can Be Saved? About Zionism, Rightful and Unjust Nationalism presents an intellectual challenge through its reexamination of certain schools of thought that prevailed in the 1920s and thirties within the Zionist movement
The Image of Man
The Fascist Revolution
The French Right and the Working Classes
The European Right has of late been receiving renewed attention from historians. The simple stereotypes have given way to a more sophisticated analysis which attempts to provide a conceptual framework for rightist thought and action, and gives us a better understanding of the role of the Right in the growth of European mass politics and mass democracy in our own century. There is one aspect, however, of the European Right which has not yet receiv…
"Puritan Political Thought and the "Cases of Conscience
Looking back over the stormy times of Revolution and Civil War, Thomas Hobbes came to the conclusion that it was superior force which had been decisive. The sword rather than the heavens had passed judgment upon the people of the Lord. The holy zeal of the early Puritans had run its course; the crusade was ended. Had Thomas Hobbes looked across the Atlantic he would have seen another "Holy Experiment" in decline. The second half of the Seventeent…
Puritanism and Reason of State in Old and New England
S OME of the principal political ideas of the Renaissance early in the seventeenth century infected segments of Puritan thought on both sides of the Atlantic. In the ever growing bulk of literature concerning the Puritans of New England, it has been demonstrated that they did not isolate themselves from the main stream of European literary and artistic endeavor,2 but little recognition has been accorded their relationship with those political the…
The Anti-league
Modern Political Philosophies and What They Mean
Modern Political Philosophies and What They Mean. By Louis Wasserman. The New Home Library. (Philadelphia, Pa.: The Blakistone Co., 1944. viii + 255 pp. 69¢.) George L. Mosse George L. Mosse State University of Iowa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 31, Issue 4, March 1945, Page 635, https://doi.org/10.2307/1895379 Published: 01 March 1945
Change and Continuity in the Tudor Constitution
The Anti-league
The Tree of Commonwealth . Edmund Dudley , D. M. Brodie
Freshman History
Citizen Thomas More and His Utopia . Russell Ames
The Struggle for Sovereignty in England, from the Reign of Queen Elizabeth to the Petition of Right
Puritanism and Reason of State in Old and New England
S OME of the principal political ideas of the Renaissance early in the seventeenth century infected segments of Puritan thought on both sides of the Atlantic. In the ever growing bulk of literature concerning the Puritans of New England, it has been demonstrated that they did not isolate themselves from the main stream of European literary and artistic endeavor,2 but little recognition has been accorded their relationship with those political the…
Tudor Prelates and Politics, 1536-1558 . Lacey Baldwin Smith
"Puritan Political Thought and the "Cases of Conscience
Looking back over the stormy times of Revolution and Civil War, Thomas Hobbes came to the conclusion that it was superior force which had been decisive. The sword rather than the heavens had passed judgment upon the people of the Lord. The holy zeal of the early Puritans had run its course; the crusade was ended. Had Thomas Hobbes looked across the Atlantic he would have seen another "Holy Experiment" in decline. The second half of the Seventeent…
The Importance of Jacques Saurin in the History of Casuistry and the Enlightenment
The purpose of this paper is to examine several aspects of the relationship between Christianity and the rise of the new rationalistic spirit of the eighteenth century. It is in this connection that we intend to examine the thought of the French Huguenot preacher Jacques Saurin (1677-1730). Historians have held that the two leading ideas of that century, Nature and Reason, derive their meaning from the natural sciences. Such a point of view tends…
The Pragmatism of the Freshman History Course
An Elizabethan, Sir Horatio Palavicino . Lawrence Stone
The Philosophy of Law in Historical Perspective
Mystiques, spirituels, alchimistes du XVIe siecle allemand. Schwenckfeld, Seb. Franck, Weigel, Paracelse . Alexandre Koyre
Poetry and Politics under the Stuarts
Puritan Radicalism and the Enlightenment
The relationship between Christianity and the Enlightenment presents a subtle and difficult problem. No historian has as yet fully answered the important question of how the world view of the eighteenth century is related to that of traditional Christianity. It is certain, however, that the deism of that century rejected traditional Christianity as superstitious and denied Christianity a monopoly upon religious truth. The many formal parallels wh…
The Protestant Mind of the English Reformation, 1570-1640
The Culture Of Western Europe
Introduction: Statement andDefinitions The Nineteenth Century, 18151870 * The Changing Pace of Life * Romanticism: The Poetry of Life * Romanticism: Religion and Politics * Nationalism * Racism * The Challenge of Liberty * Liberalism on the Continent of Europe * Conservatism * Idealism Asserted and Rejected * The Development of Socialism * Marxism * The Science of Society From The Nineteenth To The Twentieth Century: 18701918 * Change in the Publ…
European Positivism in the Nineteenth Century
The Crisis of German Ideology
Equality in Political Philosophy . Sanford A. Lakoff
The Crisis of German Ideology
Introduction
E. Nolte on Three Faces of Fascism
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