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Hans Magnus Enzensberger

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ID640574
NAMEHans Magnus Enzensberger
GIVEN NAMESHans Magnus
FAMILY NAMEEnzensberger
SIGNATUREENZENSBERGER H M
AFFILIATIONSSorbonne Université
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS44
TOTAL CITATIONS10
AUTHOR COUNT44
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1965
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX2
  • Autonomy and overparenting: Are parents of emerging adults being responsive

    Open Access•J Jiao, Hans Magnus Enzensberger et al.•ARTICLE•Family Process•2024

    Recognizing the various negative consequences of overparenting for the child such as poor mental health and relationship quality and delayed transition to full adulthood, this study examined to what extent parents of emerging adults were being responsive and tailoring their parenting practices to meet their child's characteristics, such as need for autonomy and trait autonomy. Survey data from 256 parent‐emerging adult child dyads were used for a…

  • Peter Weiss and Others

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New German Critique•2022•Cited by: 1

    Peter Weiss and others have decided. They challenge us to follow their example. The example demands to be examined.Peter Weiss and others have decided—in favor of the oppressed, and against the oppressors. Whose side do we take? Three guesses as to the right answer to this powerful question, and how we can reach a clear standpoint with the greatest certainty, can bring us most quickly to a correct position. We need only take as our example Peter …

  • A alegria

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • O novo homem

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • A merda

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • Música do futuro

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • Uma depois da outra

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • O que foi aí

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • Obra de sombras

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • Pé De Vento

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • Trivial

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • Carceri d'invenzione

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • Retrato de sombras

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • Formas eólicas

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • A força do hábito

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • O outro

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • No livro de leitura do colegial

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

    três poemas de sombras, "trivial" e "carceri d mvenzione" pertencem a Escrita de cegos [Blindenschrift, 1962]."uma depois da outra", "a alegria", "a merda" e "a força do hábito" apareceram todos na coletânea de esparsos

  • Reino de sombra

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Vinicius Dantas•ARTICLE•Teresa•2010

  • The Third Wave's Third Way: Networks vs. Elementary Particles ‐ Summer 2006

    Open Access•Alvin Toffler, Richard Sennett et al.•ARTICLE•New Perspectives Quarterly•2008

  • The resurgence of human sacrifice

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Society•2002•Cited by: 1

  • A Theory of Tourism

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New German Critique•1996•Cited by: 5

    [F] We were leaving La Guardia Airport New York, three hours late because of snow storms. Our plane, as usual on this route, was a Super Constellation. Since it was night, I immediately prepared to go to sleep. We spent another forty minutes waiting on the runway with snow in front of the searchlights, powdery snow whirling over the runway... the engines were roaring, being revved up one after the other.... At last we started

  • Civil Wars from L.A. to Bosnia

    Stjepan G Mestrovic, Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1995

  • Mittelmaß und Wahn

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•CHAPTER•Die Mitte•1992

    Viel halten wir nicht von uns. Unbescheiden sind wir allenfalls im Singular. Der Plural der Majestät liegt uns fern. Den der Geringschätzigkeit haben wir uns angewöhnt: pluralis vilitatis. Als Gemeinwesen sind wir zur Eigenliebe nicht aufgelegt. Nur die Werbung patscht sich noch auf die Brust. Da kann die Propaganda der Parteien kaum mithalten; sie traut ihren eigenen Ohren nicht, wenn sie sich reden hört. Das Selbstlob der Politiker wirkt nur no…

  • Reflexões diante de uma vitrine

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Revista USP•1991

  • Hitler's Successor: Saddam Hussein in the Context of German History

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Telos•1990

    When Adolf Hitler died in his bunker April 30, 1945, most of the survivors believed he was a unique figure who could not be compared to any other violent criminal in history. This conviction, a combination of horror and hope, has proved to be an illusion. Hitler was not unique. As long as millions of people long passionately for his return, the fulfillment of this wish is only a question of time. Reasonably enough, the postwar era has insisted on…

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  • A Theory of Tourism

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New German Critique•1996•Cited by: 5

    [F] We were leaving La Guardia Airport New York, three hours late because of snow storms. Our plane, as usual on this route, was a Super Constellation. Since it was night, I immediately prepared to go to sleep. We spent another forty minutes waiting on the runway with snow in front of the searchlights, powdery snow whirling over the runway... the engines were roaring, being revved up one after the other.... At last we started

  • Constituents of a Theory of the Media

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New left review•1970•Cited by: 2

  • Peter Weiss and Others

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New German Critique•2022•Cited by: 1

    Peter Weiss and others have decided. They challenge us to follow their example. The example demands to be examined.Peter Weiss and others have decided—in favor of the oppressed, and against the oppressors. Whose side do we take? Three guesses as to the right answer to this powerful question, and how we can reach a clear standpoint with the greatest certainty, can bring us most quickly to a correct position. We need only take as our example Peter …

  • The resurgence of human sacrifice

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Society•2002•Cited by: 1

  • A Critique of Political Ecology

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New left review•1974•Cited by: 1

    As a scientific discipline, ecology is almost exactly a hundred years old. The concept emerged for the first time in 1868 when the German biologist, Ernst Haeckel, in his Natural History of Creation, proposed giving this name to a sub-discipline of zoology—one which would investigate the totality of

  • Condition of the Novel (West Germany)

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New left review•1965

    ‘Strange whim of the people’—writes Heinrich Heine—‘to ask for its own history from the poet, instead of the historian’. But the ‘people’ is right, and its whim is anything but extravagant. If Plato says that poets lie, what words could ever define official historiography? The method it

  • Constituents of a Theory of the Media

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New left review•1970•Cited by: 2

  • Elementos para una teoría de los medios de comunicación

    Carlos Palencia, Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Revista española de la opinión…•1973

  • A Critique of Political Ecology

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New left review•1974•Cited by: 1

    As a scientific discipline, ecology is almost exactly a hundred years old. The concept emerged for the first time in 1868 when the German biologist, Ernst Haeckel, in his Natural History of Creation, proposed giving this name to a sub-discipline of zoology—one which would investigate the totality of

  • The industrialization of the mind

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•The Urban Review•1975

  • Bescheidener Vorschlag zum Schutze der Jugend vor den Erzeugnissen der Poesie

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1976

  • Tour of the City

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Telos•1976

    Over there crouches the shoeshine man who doesn't need shoes anymore: His legs rotted away a long time ago, in the Far East That is the smoke from the shipyards This café used to be jammed with peddlers and starving poets Informers sat there like flies and sipped blood from little cups Here you can have soft girls for hard cash The pavement is torn up that's where the tanks were This is where the Emperor used to take rides on summer days Stadtwäl…

  • On the Irresistibility of the Petty Bourgeoisie

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Telos•1976

    The fact that you are reading this is already itself proof that you're one of them. Sorry, dear reader, for addressing you so directly. (And perhaps “proof is too strong a word.) I concede that in what follows I intend to state more than I can prove—e.g., that there is such a thing as the petty bourgeoisie — and without batting an eyelash. After all, petty bourgeoisie is a word like any other, though it may sound a little archaic (like dear reade…

  • Two Notes on the End of the World

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New left review•1978

    The apocalypse is part of our ideological baggage. It is aphrodisiac, nightmare, a commodity like any other. You can call it a metaphor for the collapse of capitalism, which as we all know has been imminent for more than a century. We come up against it in the

  • An Address on German Democracy to the Citizens of New York

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New left review•1979

    You are surprised, ladies and gentlemen, at much of what you have heard from West Germany of late; and because you would like to know how things stand with regard to liberty and social control, to the democratic rule of law, and police repression in that part of

  • Civil Liberties and Repression in Germany Today

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Sophie Wilkins•ARTICLE•October•1979

    The news from Germany these days may leave you wondering just what is happening there with respect to freedom and social controls, constitutional democracy and police repression. The greater your concern, the better, I'd say. The Federal Republic of West Germany depends on American public opinion. Though it may be in poor taste to say so openly, we are a protectorate of the United States. Which is why a single critical word spoken in New York has…

  • Automne suédois: Reportage idéologique

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Le Débat•1983

  • Divagations italiennes: Reportage idéologique

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Le Débat•1984

  • Hans Magnus Enzensberger: Ein neuer Klassiker

    Heinz D Osterle, Hans Magnus Enzensberger et al.•ARTICLE•The German Quarterly•1986

  • L'Espagne en éclats

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Le Débat•1986

  • L'imbroglio hongrois

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Le Débat•1986

  • In praise of the illiterate

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Cultural Studies•1987

  • Interview with Hans Magnus Enzensberger on German-American Relations

    Heinz D Osterle, Erin Crawley et al.•ARTICLE•New German Critique•1987

    O: You have been very involved with the U.S., probably to a greater extent than most modern German writers, and have travelled there frequently. You have always been fascinated by this nation's tremendous vitality and world-wide power. Yet, at the same time you have felt threatened by the nuclear build-up. I would like to suggest that we talk first about one of the most well-known and controversial statements

  • Enzensberger’s Europe

    Martin Chalmers, Hans Magnus Enzensberger et al.•ARTICLE•New left review•1989

  • Hitler's Successor: Saddam Hussein in the Context of German History

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Telos•1990

    When Adolf Hitler died in his bunker April 30, 1945, most of the survivors believed he was a unique figure who could not be compared to any other violent criminal in history. This conviction, a combination of horror and hope, has proved to be an illusion. Hitler was not unique. As long as millions of people long passionately for his return, the fulfillment of this wish is only a question of time. Reasonably enough, the postwar era has insisted on…

  • Reflexões diante de uma vitrine

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Revista USP•1991

  • Mittelmaß und Wahn

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•CHAPTER•Die Mitte•1992

    Viel halten wir nicht von uns. Unbescheiden sind wir allenfalls im Singular. Der Plural der Majestät liegt uns fern. Den der Geringschätzigkeit haben wir uns angewöhnt: pluralis vilitatis. Als Gemeinwesen sind wir zur Eigenliebe nicht aufgelegt. Nur die Werbung patscht sich noch auf die Brust. Da kann die Propaganda der Parteien kaum mithalten; sie traut ihren eigenen Ohren nicht, wenn sie sich reden hört. Das Selbstlob der Politiker wirkt nur no…

  • Civil Wars from L.A. to Bosnia

    Stjepan G Mestrovic, Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1995

  • A Theory of Tourism

    Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•New German Critique•1996•Cited by: 5

    [F] We were leaving La Guardia Airport New York, three hours late because of snow storms. Our plane, as usual on this route, was a Super Constellation. Since it was night, I immediately prepared to go to sleep. We spent another forty minutes waiting on the runway with snow in front of the searchlights, powdery snow whirling over the runway... the engines were roaring, being revved up one after the other.... At last we started

  • The resurgence of human sacrifice

    Open Access•Hans Magnus Enzensberger•ARTICLE•Society•2002•Cited by: 1

Political science (14 works) · Philosophy (11 works) · Art (10 works) · Computer Science (9 works) · History (7 works) · German (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Cultural, Media, and Literary Studies (3 works)

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