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Lutz Musner

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ID640180
NAMELutz Musner
GIVEN NAMESLutz
FAMILY NAMEMusner
SIGNATUREMUSNER L
AFFILIATIONSInstitut Für Angewandte Kulturforschung
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS2
AUTHOR COUNT12
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1999
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2014
H-INDEX1
  • Kulturgeschichte der Schlacht

    Martin Clauss, Christoph Nübel et al.•BOOK•Kulturgeschichte der Schlacht•2014

    Die Wirklichkeit der Schlacht ist nicht zu fassen. Kein Mensch kann diese Eruption tausendfacher Gewaltaktionen überschauen, jeder Zeuge erlebt sie anders. Für die Historikerzunft ist das eine bislang unterschätzte Herausforderung. Die traditionelle Militärgeschichte schaute durch die Brille des Generalstabs, aber das Hin und Her der namenlosen Truppen war auch nur Abstraktion. Die Quellen berichten viel mehr als das. Aus ganz verschiedenen Persp…

  • Vorgestellte Gemeinschaften

    Open Access•Lutz Musner•CHAPTER•Lexikon der Globalisierung•2011

  • Jenseits von Dispositiv und Diskurs Historische Kulturwissenschaften als Wiederentdeckung des Sozialen

    Open Access•Lutz Musner•CHAPTER•Historische Kulturwissenschaften•2010

  • Kulturwissenschaften a cultural studies: Dva nepodobní sourozenci? [Kulturwissenschaften and Cultural Studies: Two Dissimilar Siblings?]

    Open Access•Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Czech Sociological Review•2004•References: 2

    The essay attempts to make a comparative analysis of cultural studies in the Anglo-American world and in Germany. It outlines the different origins and methodological approaches used in Anglo-American cultural studies and in German "Kulturwissenschaften" (culture studies) and asks why both styles of thought, although owing to different motivations and intentions, have lost touch with the realm of social studies and especially with political econo…

  • Outcast Vienna 1900: The Politics of Transgression

    Open Access•Wolfgang Maderthaner, Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•International Labor and…•2003

    On September 17, 1911 a hunger revolt broke out in Ottakring, a proletarian suburb in northwest Vienna. But hunger and deteriorating living conditions were not the only causes of broad public unrest. The revolt was, to a greater extent, a spontaneous political articulation of a new social formation at the periphery of the metropolis composed of “old” underclasses and recently arrived migrants. Both faced miserable conditions of work, consumption,…

  • Études sur la culture et économie politique

    Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•L Homme et la société•2003

    Immigration, Algerian Grandparents and Memory : Between Transmission and ForgettingInterviews with grandparents of Algerian origin living in France show the ambivalence regarding memory and its transmission to grandchildren. Such phenomena are important in the study of migrations. The way grandparents attempt transmission varies in accordance with their family positions and their social status in the host country. The process also differs accordi…

  • Vienna – Urban Memories and the Reification of Culture

    Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Human Affairs•2002

  • Wiener Beiträge zur historischen Metropolenforschung

    Open Access•Wolfgang Maderthaner, Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•2002

  • Textures of the Modern: Viennese Contributions to Cultural History and Urban Studies

    Wolfgang Maderthaner, Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Cultural Studies•2002

    The following essay recapitulates the findings of a research project on Viennese modernity, which since 1995 has involved a group of historians, political scientists, literary scholars and sociologists examining the different phases in the history of the city in the twentieth century from a transdisciplinary perspective. The point of departure for the project was its participants' dissatisfaction with a myopic image of twentieth-century Vienna in…

  • Cultural Studies in Austria

    Christina Lutter, Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Cultural Studies•2002

  • Memory and Globalization: Austria's Recycling of the Nazi Past and Its European Echoes

    Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•New German Critique•2000•Cited by: 1

    Not since the Waldheim affair in the 1980s, which brought the former UN Secretary General and Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs under the critical observation of the Western powers because of his doubtful role as a high-ranking Wehrmacht officer during the Nazi occupation of Greece, has Austria, the small central European country with less than eight million inhabitants, been as present in international media as with the recent participation …

  • Locating Culture in the Us and Central Europe - A Transatlantic Perspective on Cultural Studies

    Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Cultural Studies•1999•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    This article attempts a comparative critique of interdisciplinary cultural analysis in the US and Central Europe. It tries to sketch out the different points of departure and methodological approaches used in American and British cultural studies on the side, and in German Kulturwissenschaften (cultural sciences) on the other side. Furthermore it is asked in which ways the critical political impetus of cultural studies can be made productive for …

  • Memory and Globalization: Austria's Recycling of the Nazi Past and Its European Echoes

    Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•New German Critique•2000•Cited by: 1

    Not since the Waldheim affair in the 1980s, which brought the former UN Secretary General and Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs under the critical observation of the Western powers because of his doubtful role as a high-ranking Wehrmacht officer during the Nazi occupation of Greece, has Austria, the small central European country with less than eight million inhabitants, been as present in international media as with the recent participation …

  • Locating Culture in the Us and Central Europe - A Transatlantic Perspective on Cultural Studies

    Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Cultural Studies•1999•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    This article attempts a comparative critique of interdisciplinary cultural analysis in the US and Central Europe. It tries to sketch out the different points of departure and methodological approaches used in American and British cultural studies on the side, and in German Kulturwissenschaften (cultural sciences) on the other side. Furthermore it is asked in which ways the critical political impetus of cultural studies can be made productive for …

  • Locating Culture in the Us and Central Europe - A Transatlantic Perspective on Cultural Studies

    Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Cultural Studies•1999•Cited by: 1•References: 1

    This article attempts a comparative critique of interdisciplinary cultural analysis in the US and Central Europe. It tries to sketch out the different points of departure and methodological approaches used in American and British cultural studies on the side, and in German Kulturwissenschaften (cultural sciences) on the other side. Furthermore it is asked in which ways the critical political impetus of cultural studies can be made productive for …

  • Memory and Globalization: Austria's Recycling of the Nazi Past and Its European Echoes

    Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•New German Critique•2000•Cited by: 1

    Not since the Waldheim affair in the 1980s, which brought the former UN Secretary General and Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs under the critical observation of the Western powers because of his doubtful role as a high-ranking Wehrmacht officer during the Nazi occupation of Greece, has Austria, the small central European country with less than eight million inhabitants, been as present in international media as with the recent participation …

  • Vienna – Urban Memories and the Reification of Culture

    Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Human Affairs•2002

  • Wiener Beiträge zur historischen Metropolenforschung

    Open Access•Wolfgang Maderthaner, Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Historische Anthropologie•2002

  • Textures of the Modern: Viennese Contributions to Cultural History and Urban Studies

    Wolfgang Maderthaner, Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Cultural Studies•2002

    The following essay recapitulates the findings of a research project on Viennese modernity, which since 1995 has involved a group of historians, political scientists, literary scholars and sociologists examining the different phases in the history of the city in the twentieth century from a transdisciplinary perspective. The point of departure for the project was its participants' dissatisfaction with a myopic image of twentieth-century Vienna in…

  • Cultural Studies in Austria

    Christina Lutter, Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Cultural Studies•2002

  • Outcast Vienna 1900: The Politics of Transgression

    Open Access•Wolfgang Maderthaner, Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•International Labor and…•2003

    On September 17, 1911 a hunger revolt broke out in Ottakring, a proletarian suburb in northwest Vienna. But hunger and deteriorating living conditions were not the only causes of broad public unrest. The revolt was, to a greater extent, a spontaneous political articulation of a new social formation at the periphery of the metropolis composed of “old” underclasses and recently arrived migrants. Both faced miserable conditions of work, consumption,…

  • Études sur la culture et économie politique

    Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•L Homme et la société•2003

    Immigration, Algerian Grandparents and Memory : Between Transmission and ForgettingInterviews with grandparents of Algerian origin living in France show the ambivalence regarding memory and its transmission to grandchildren. Such phenomena are important in the study of migrations. The way grandparents attempt transmission varies in accordance with their family positions and their social status in the host country. The process also differs accordi…

  • Kulturwissenschaften a cultural studies: Dva nepodobní sourozenci? [Kulturwissenschaften and Cultural Studies: Two Dissimilar Siblings?]

    Open Access•Lutz Musner•ARTICLE•Czech Sociological Review•2004•References: 2

    The essay attempts to make a comparative analysis of cultural studies in the Anglo-American world and in Germany. It outlines the different origins and methodological approaches used in Anglo-American cultural studies and in German "Kulturwissenschaften" (culture studies) and asks why both styles of thought, although owing to different motivations and intentions, have lost touch with the realm of social studies and especially with political econo…

  • Jenseits von Dispositiv und Diskurs Historische Kulturwissenschaften als Wiederentdeckung des Sozialen

    Open Access•Lutz Musner•CHAPTER•Historische Kulturwissenschaften•2010

  • Vorgestellte Gemeinschaften

    Open Access•Lutz Musner•CHAPTER•Lexikon der Globalisierung•2011

  • Kulturgeschichte der Schlacht

    Martin Clauss, Christoph Nübel et al.•BOOK•Kulturgeschichte der Schlacht•2014

    Die Wirklichkeit der Schlacht ist nicht zu fassen. Kein Mensch kann diese Eruption tausendfacher Gewaltaktionen überschauen, jeder Zeuge erlebt sie anders. Für die Historikerzunft ist das eine bislang unterschätzte Herausforderung. Die traditionelle Militärgeschichte schaute durch die Brille des Generalstabs, aber das Hin und Her der namenlosen Truppen war auch nur Abstraktion. Die Quellen berichten viel mehr als das. Aus ganz verschiedenen Persp…

Political science (9 works) · Law (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · European history and politics (4 works) · German Literature and Culture Studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works)

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