Bertel Nygaard
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3587340 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Bertel Nygaard |
| PRENOMES | Bertel |
| SOBRENOME | Nygaard |
| ASSINATURA | NYGAARD B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Aarhus University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7730-326X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
History and the Formation of Marxism
The Cambridge History of Socialism
This volume describes the various movements and thinkers who wanted social change without state intervention. It covers cases in Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia. The first part discusses early egalitarian experiments and ideologies in Asia, Europe and the Islamic world, and then moves to early socialist thinkers in Britain, France, and Germany. The second part deals with the rise of the two main currents in socialist movements after 1848: a…
Mediating Rock and Roll
Though rarely acknowledged in later historiography, British singer Tommy Steele was a key figure in the early European negotiations of rock and roll in 1957–58. As an accommodating British working-class youth with an energetic, yet non-sexual mode of performance, he was favourably compared with the image of American rock and roll with its associations of juvenile delinquency, cultural ‘blackness’ and illegitimately sexuality as personified by Elv…
Senses of an ending
The death of Elvis Presley in August 1977 unveiled a field of contested interpretative and emotional positions regarding his public persona and its wider cultural implications. Closely studying the particular repercussions of such contestations in Denmark, using the totality of available source material, this article analyses a historically specific complex of temporal sediments and contested cultural norms and emotional expressions in connection…
Seidel-Höppner's Wilhelm Weitling
Waltraud Seidel-Hoppner, Wilhelm Weitling (1808–1871). Eine politische Biographie (Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang 2004)Since the establishment of the mass labor movement from the late nineteenth cen
The High Priest of Rock and Roll
Through early Danish receptions of Presley we may draw the contours of what he and rock and roll music signified to mainstream public opinion at a transnational level: a unique discursive condensation of challenges to deep-seated class, race, and gender lines in dominant conceptions of civilization, along with transgressions of the boundaries between proper speech and mere noise, reason and affect, music as a pure listening experience, and music …
Hvor vi altid kan være sammen
The Danish Social Democratic propaganda movie The Dream of Tomorrow was produced for the first post-war parliamentary election in Denmark in October 1945 to illustrate the project of social happiness as inscribed in the new electoral program of the party, Denmark of the Future. The vision of a future welfare state in the program was informed by new conceptions of the feasibility of relatively far-reaching social reform within capitalism, but also…
The Specter of Communism
The modern concept communism emerged in the French public sphere in 1840 and rapidly gained currency in other European countries as well. Though primarily used as a term of derision, its radicalization of already-established senses of accelerating change and worldly futurity secured its incorporation in complex unities of utopian hopes and dystopian fears all over the political spectrum of the time. The Danish public sphere of the 1840s reveals t…
The Specter of Communism
The modern concept communism emerged in the French public sphere in 1840 and rapidly gained currency in other European countries as well. Though primarily used as a term of derision, its radicalization of already-established senses of accelerating change and worldly futurity secured its incorporation in complex unities of utopian hopes and dystopian fears all over the political spectrum of the time. The Danish public sphere of the 1840s reveals t…
Karl Marx og fortidens utopiske potentialer
KARL MARX AND THE UTOPIAN POTENTIALS OF THE PAST | Karl Marx explicitly situated modern emancipation struggles in the present rejecting the power of the past over the presentalong with utopian schemes for the future. But a closer study of his position reveals that his notion of the present was remarkably open towards aspects of the past and potentials for future alternatives, as long as these were conceived from – and as moments within – present …
Anti-Politics
The rapid politicization of the public sphere in Denmark between the two European revolutionary waves of 1830 and 1848 created not only enthusiasm, but also sharp criticism of institutionalized and segmented politics as inherently alienating and inauthentic. Such anti-political criticism was expressed from a range of different positions: philosophical, poetical, religious and social. This article maps and analyses the conflicting subject position…
Hegelianism in Politics
Udgivelsesdato: November
Constructing Marxism
Karl Kautsky's writings on the French Revolution were crucial to the construction not only of the Marxist interpretation of the Revolution, which was perhaps the most important reference point for the historiography of that event during the 20th century, but even of Marxism itself as a comprehensive, systematic theory partly based on historical studies. However, these writings have been neglected and practically forgotten for decades, mainly beca…
The Meanings of “Bourgeois Revolution”
Through an analysis of Marx's writings on the French Revolution of 1789, the “bourgeois revolution” concept can be shown to contain a much richer potential than the simplistic and widely rejected “orthodox” notion of a capitalist bourgeoisie as a social agent with a fully developed class consciousness and revolutionary intentions. On the basis of a methodologically ambitious view of concepts in general, Marx starts from a general conception of th…
Senses of an ending
The death of Elvis Presley in August 1977 unveiled a field of contested interpretative and emotional positions regarding his public persona and its wider cultural implications. Closely studying the particular repercussions of such contestations in Denmark, using the totality of available source material, this article analyses a historically specific complex of temporal sediments and contested cultural norms and emotional expressions in connection…
The High Priest of Rock and Roll
Through early Danish receptions of Presley we may draw the contours of what he and rock and roll music signified to mainstream public opinion at a transnational level: a unique discursive condensation of challenges to deep-seated class, race, and gender lines in dominant conceptions of civilization, along with transgressions of the boundaries between proper speech and mere noise, reason and affect, music as a pure listening experience, and music …
The Meanings of “Bourgeois Revolution”
Through an analysis of Marx's writings on the French Revolution of 1789, the “bourgeois revolution” concept can be shown to contain a much richer potential than the simplistic and widely rejected “orthodox” notion of a capitalist bourgeoisie as a social agent with a fully developed class consciousness and revolutionary intentions. On the basis of a methodologically ambitious view of concepts in general, Marx starts from a general conception of th…
Hegelianism in Politics
Udgivelsesdato: November
Constructing Marxism
Karl Kautsky's writings on the French Revolution were crucial to the construction not only of the Marxist interpretation of the Revolution, which was perhaps the most important reference point for the historiography of that event during the 20th century, but even of Marxism itself as a comprehensive, systematic theory partly based on historical studies. However, these writings have been neglected and practically forgotten for decades, mainly beca…
Anti-Politics
The rapid politicization of the public sphere in Denmark between the two European revolutionary waves of 1830 and 1848 created not only enthusiasm, but also sharp criticism of institutionalized and segmented politics as inherently alienating and inauthentic. Such anti-political criticism was expressed from a range of different positions: philosophical, poetical, religious and social. This article maps and analyses the conflicting subject position…
Karl Marx og fortidens utopiske potentialer
KARL MARX AND THE UTOPIAN POTENTIALS OF THE PAST | Karl Marx explicitly situated modern emancipation struggles in the present rejecting the power of the past over the presentalong with utopian schemes for the future. But a closer study of his position reveals that his notion of the present was remarkably open towards aspects of the past and potentials for future alternatives, as long as these were conceived from – and as moments within – present …
Hvor vi altid kan være sammen
The Danish Social Democratic propaganda movie The Dream of Tomorrow was produced for the first post-war parliamentary election in Denmark in October 1945 to illustrate the project of social happiness as inscribed in the new electoral program of the party, Denmark of the Future. The vision of a future welfare state in the program was informed by new conceptions of the feasibility of relatively far-reaching social reform within capitalism, but also…
The Specter of Communism
The modern concept communism emerged in the French public sphere in 1840 and rapidly gained currency in other European countries as well. Though primarily used as a term of derision, its radicalization of already-established senses of accelerating change and worldly futurity secured its incorporation in complex unities of utopian hopes and dystopian fears all over the political spectrum of the time. The Danish public sphere of the 1840s reveals t…
The Specter of Communism
The modern concept communism emerged in the French public sphere in 1840 and rapidly gained currency in other European countries as well. Though primarily used as a term of derision, its radicalization of already-established senses of accelerating change and worldly futurity secured its incorporation in complex unities of utopian hopes and dystopian fears all over the political spectrum of the time. The Danish public sphere of the 1840s reveals t…
Seidel-Höppner's Wilhelm Weitling
Waltraud Seidel-Hoppner, Wilhelm Weitling (1808–1871). Eine politische Biographie (Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang 2004)Since the establishment of the mass labor movement from the late nineteenth cen
The High Priest of Rock and Roll
Through early Danish receptions of Presley we may draw the contours of what he and rock and roll music signified to mainstream public opinion at a transnational level: a unique discursive condensation of challenges to deep-seated class, race, and gender lines in dominant conceptions of civilization, along with transgressions of the boundaries between proper speech and mere noise, reason and affect, music as a pure listening experience, and music …
History and the Formation of Marxism
The Cambridge History of Socialism
This volume describes the various movements and thinkers who wanted social change without state intervention. It covers cases in Europe, the Americas, Africa and Asia. The first part discusses early egalitarian experiments and ideologies in Asia, Europe and the Islamic world, and then moves to early socialist thinkers in Britain, France, and Germany. The second part deals with the rise of the two main currents in socialist movements after 1848: a…
Mediating Rock and Roll
Though rarely acknowledged in later historiography, British singer Tommy Steele was a key figure in the early European negotiations of rock and roll in 1957–58. As an accommodating British working-class youth with an energetic, yet non-sexual mode of performance, he was favourably compared with the image of American rock and roll with its associations of juvenile delinquency, cultural ‘blackness’ and illegitimately sexuality as personified by Elv…
Senses of an ending
The death of Elvis Presley in August 1977 unveiled a field of contested interpretative and emotional positions regarding his public persona and its wider cultural implications. Closely studying the particular repercussions of such contestations in Denmark, using the totality of available source material, this article analyses a historically specific complex of temporal sediments and contested cultural norms and emotional expressions in connection…
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