Harald Kleinschmidt
Biographic Data
| ID | 544068 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harald Kleinschmidt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harald |
| FAMILY NAME | Kleinschmidt |
| SIGNATURE | KLEINSCHMIDT H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tsukuba |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4256-1872 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 31 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Transformation of the Perception of Change since the late Eighteenth Century
Auf der Grundlage der von Lévi-Strauss vorgeschlagenen Dichotomie heißer und kalter Gesellschaftenthematisiert dieser Artikel kultur- und epochenspezifische Wahrnehmungen desWandels zusammen mit Einstellungen zu Vergangenheiten. Die zentrale These ist, dass in Europaum 1800 eine Transformation der kalten Wahrnehmung, die Wandel einzugrenzen suchte, indie heiße Wahrnehmung stattfand, die Wandel fördern sollte. Diese Transformation fiel zusammenmit…
Recht zur Intervention – Pflicht zur Intervention? Zum Verhältnis von Schutzverantwortung, Reputation und Sicherheit in der Frühen Neuzeit
Article Recht zur Intervention – Pflicht zur Intervention? Zum Verhältnis von Schutzverantwortung, Reputation und Sicherheit in der Frühen Neuzeit was published on June 1, 2024 in the journal Zeitschrift der Savigny-Stiftung für Rechtsgeschichte: Germanistische Abteilung (volume 141, issue 1)
Eine Kritik der geschichts- und kulturwissenschaftlichen Gedächtnisforschung
The article scrutinises the transformation of perceptions of the past in the time span between the late tenth and the late twelfth century. In doing so, it takes issue with the argument that much of medieval historiography was based upon imperfect knowledge of the past and, as a consequence, must be subjected to severe criticismof the facticity of the information it provides. Dudo of St Quentin’s and Saxo’s narratives of the Norman and the Danish…
Die Enge der Koselleck’schen Begriffshistoriografie: Dargelegt am Beispiel des Begriffs des Internationalen
Das Internationale ist eine Herausforderung für die Begriffshistoriografie in methodologischer, räumlicher wie auch zeitlicher Hinsicht. In seiner Instruktion zur Bearbeitung des Lexikons Geschichtliche Grundbegriffe gab Reinhart Koselleck bereits die methodologischen Grundlinien vor, denen das Lexikon folgen sollte, postulierte mit Hilfe der von Karl Jaspers 1 übernommenen Metapher der ,,Sattelzeit“ einen grundlegenden Wandel der Modaliltät der …
The End of the Beginning. China and the Abandonment of the Occidental Mode of Counting Years from the Creation of the World
V. Securitas. Die Debatte um Unverletzlichkeit und Immunität in der politischen und Rechtstheorie der Diplomatie vom 13. bis zum 18. Jahrhundert
Securitas. Debating Inviolability and Immunity in the Legal and Political Theory of Diplomacy, Thirteenth to Eighteenth Century . The essay examines the legal aspects of the transformation of the rules governing the protection of diplomatic agents from the ancient law of hospitality into treaties guaranteeing extraterritoriality. The transformation involved the shift of the derivation of these rules from natural to positive law around 1800. In ma…
Vergesellschaftung oder Militarisierung: Zum Wandel der Modalität der Regulierung von Haltungen und Bewegungen zwischen dem 16. und dem 19. Jahrhundert am Beispiel des Stehens und Gehens im Fechten, T…
This essay re-examines the cross-relationship between the military and society in the light of norms of regularised standing and walking, using the cases of fencing, dancing and military move ments. It seeks to trace processes of the formation and transfer of norms of everyday behaviour in textual and pictorial sources mainly from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries. The main argument is that such processes then, contrary to nineteenth cen…
Plädoyer für eine kritische Historisierung des Nationenbegriffs
British political sociology has exercised a significant impact on the transformation of the concept of the nation, both in Europe and beyond. As its most vocal protagonist Anthony Smith has argued, the approach consists in the claim that so-called “ethnies” must provide “ethnic cores” that enable the institutionalization of national collective identities. Smith postulates that such “ethnic cores” have been rare outside Europe and that measures ai…
Eingegangene Bücher
Nazi Germany
The Family of Nations as an Element of the Ideology of Colonialism
The article links the use of the concept of ‘civilisation’ with the nineteenth-century perception of the international system, for which the ‘family of nations’ was current as a technical term in international legal theory for the international legal community. Following the distinction between state sovereignty and subjecthood under international law, international legal theorists denied the latter to most states outside Europe and classed them …
Lichtwahrnehmung und Pfingstauffassung im Frühmittelalter
The early medieval exegesis of the Pentecost account in the Acts of the Apostles emphasised the divine origin of the light that some early medieval theologists, specifically Hrabanus Maurus, believed to have descended upon the Apostles (or the congregation) and provided them with special powers. The following article links Hrabanus Maurus's exegetical work with early pictorial representations of Pentecost as well as medieval theories of action
Folgen einer Ekstase: Die Kölbigker Tänzer und Sänger und ihre Bedeutung für die Geschichte der Migration
People on the Move: Attitudes toward and Perceptions of Migration in Medieval and Modern Europe
While most people in the world are descendants of migrants, not everyone is conscious of the migration patterns of their ancestors. The goals and motives for moving or staying are changing, diverse, and often difficult to specify. As a result of 19th-century residentialist social and political theories, many scholars generally assume that migration is a pattern of behavior that deviates from the norm and requires a specific motive or reason. This…
Medieval Combat: A Fifteenth-Century Illustrated Manual for Sword-Fighting and Close-Quarter Combat
The Martial Arts of Renaissance Europe
Balletic homicide on the duelling field; stabbing and wrestling in tavern brawls; deceits and brutalities in street affrays; mounted encounters by armoured knights locked in desperate hand-to-hand combat - these were the martial arts of Renaissance Europe. In this book Sydney Anglo, a leading historian of the Renaissance and its symbolism, provides the first complete study of the martial arts from the late fifteenth to the late seventeenth centur…
Systeme und Ordnungen in der Geschichte der internationalen Beziehungen
Space, Body, Action: The Significance of Perceptions in the Study of the Environmental History of Early Medieval Europe
The study of ecological history tends to centre on long-term changes in the physical environment and in the patterns of interconnections between the environment and humans. Little work has been done on the history of perceptions of the environment and the attitudes that may result from them. In this essay, I argue that these perceptions are culture specific and change con comitantly with its transformations. I use early medieval European attitude…
Schroeder reconsidered or the limitations of the systems approach
Paul Schroeder's Transformation of European Politics 1763-1848 has attracted considerable attention since its publication in 1994, most of it laudatory. In a spirit of constructive criticism we offer a different approach that we hope will be of importance not simply to scholars of the period, but also more generally to those interested in international relations theory and history. It is not our intention to focus on factual errors, of which ther…
The Fragmentation of the Integrated Process of Communicative Action: Notes on the Conceptual History of Communication in Medieval Europe
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Das Ende des Dreissigjaehrigen Krieges
Using the Gun: Manual Drill and the Proliferation of Portable Firearms
Disziplin und Desertion: Strukturprobleme Militaerischer Organisation im 18. Jahrhundert
The Geuissae, the West Saxons, the Angles and the English: The Widening Horizon of Bede's Gentile Terminology
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Thinking as Action Some Principal Chnages in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
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The Family of Nations as an Element of the Ideology of Colonialism
The article links the use of the concept of ‘civilisation’ with the nineteenth-century perception of the international system, for which the ‘family of nations’ was current as a technical term in international legal theory for the international legal community. Following the distinction between state sovereignty and subjecthood under international law, international legal theorists denied the latter to most states outside Europe and classed them …
Seelenbrücke Und Brückenbau Im Mittelalterlichen England
Die Zeitschrift The English Historical Review und die Entwicklung der Geschichtswissenschaft in England
The Journal The English Historical Review and the Development of historical science in England . ‐ The organisational aspect of the history of historical writing and of historical scholarship has, for its largest part, been a neglected field of study, the history of history having essentially been the history of ideas. This study, by making use of the concept of professionalisation as developed by Felix Gilbert (1965) and Doris Goldstein (1982) f…
Kriegswesen im Spaten Mittelalter. Technik, Taktik, Theorie
Bede and the Jutes: A Critique of Historiography
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The Military and Dancing Changing Norms and Behaviour, 15th to 18th Century
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The Old English annal for 757 and West Saxon dynastic strife
The article seeks to place the unusual entry for 757 in the Parker Chronicle into the context of eight- and ninth-century controversies about hereditary succession in the Kingdom of Wessex: The argument proceeds in three steps. Firstly, I try to differentiate between the level of the recorded events and the level of the record and argue that a complicated process of transmission from the first to the second level may have to be assumed. Secondly,…
Local politics and international relations: The case of the relations between Württemberg and Japan
The Geuissae, the West Saxons, the Angles and the English: The Widening Horizon of Bede's Gentile Terminology
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Thinking as Action Some Principal Chnages in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
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Disziplin und Desertion: Strukturprobleme Militaerischer Organisation im 18. Jahrhundert
The Fragmentation of the Integrated Process of Communicative Action: Notes on the Conceptual History of Communication in Medieval Europe
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Das Ende des Dreissigjaehrigen Krieges
Using the Gun: Manual Drill and the Proliferation of Portable Firearms
Systeme und Ordnungen in der Geschichte der internationalen Beziehungen
Space, Body, Action: The Significance of Perceptions in the Study of the Environmental History of Early Medieval Europe
The study of ecological history tends to centre on long-term changes in the physical environment and in the patterns of interconnections between the environment and humans. Little work has been done on the history of perceptions of the environment and the attitudes that may result from them. In this essay, I argue that these perceptions are culture specific and change con comitantly with its transformations. I use early medieval European attitude…
Schroeder reconsidered or the limitations of the systems approach
Paul Schroeder's Transformation of European Politics 1763-1848 has attracted considerable attention since its publication in 1994, most of it laudatory. In a spirit of constructive criticism we offer a different approach that we hope will be of importance not simply to scholars of the period, but also more generally to those interested in international relations theory and history. It is not our intention to focus on factual errors, of which ther…
The Martial Arts of Renaissance Europe
Balletic homicide on the duelling field; stabbing and wrestling in tavern brawls; deceits and brutalities in street affrays; mounted encounters by armoured knights locked in desperate hand-to-hand combat - these were the martial arts of Renaissance Europe. In this book Sydney Anglo, a leading historian of the Renaissance and its symbolism, provides the first complete study of the martial arts from the late fifteenth to the late seventeenth centur…
Medieval Combat: A Fifteenth-Century Illustrated Manual for Sword-Fighting and Close-Quarter Combat
People on the Move: Attitudes toward and Perceptions of Migration in Medieval and Modern Europe
While most people in the world are descendants of migrants, not everyone is conscious of the migration patterns of their ancestors. The goals and motives for moving or staying are changing, diverse, and often difficult to specify. As a result of 19th-century residentialist social and political theories, many scholars generally assume that migration is a pattern of behavior that deviates from the norm and requires a specific motive or reason. This…
Folgen einer Ekstase: Die Kölbigker Tänzer und Sänger und ihre Bedeutung für die Geschichte der Migration
Lichtwahrnehmung und Pfingstauffassung im Frühmittelalter
The early medieval exegesis of the Pentecost account in the Acts of the Apostles emphasised the divine origin of the light that some early medieval theologists, specifically Hrabanus Maurus, believed to have descended upon the Apostles (or the congregation) and provided them with special powers. The following article links Hrabanus Maurus's exegetical work with early pictorial representations of Pentecost as well as medieval theories of action
The Family of Nations as an Element of the Ideology of Colonialism
The article links the use of the concept of ‘civilisation’ with the nineteenth-century perception of the international system, for which the ‘family of nations’ was current as a technical term in international legal theory for the international legal community. Following the distinction between state sovereignty and subjecthood under international law, international legal theorists denied the latter to most states outside Europe and classed them …
Nazi Germany
Eingegangene Bücher
Plädoyer für eine kritische Historisierung des Nationenbegriffs
British political sociology has exercised a significant impact on the transformation of the concept of the nation, both in Europe and beyond. As its most vocal protagonist Anthony Smith has argued, the approach consists in the claim that so-called “ethnies” must provide “ethnic cores” that enable the institutionalization of national collective identities. Smith postulates that such “ethnic cores” have been rare outside Europe and that measures ai…
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