The Proletarian Dream Socialism, Culture, and Emotion in Germany 1863-1933

(via the sounds of whistlingand roaringengines)to amontagesequence depict- ing various athletic competitions. Notwithstanding th ...

In the final scene on the crowded tram backto Berlin, the workersgetafirst chance to test their new rhetorical skills in discuss ...

vene actively in the organization of theBerlin workingclass.Accordingtopro- ducer GeorgHoellering,athousand Fichteworker athlete ...

and the vital interests of the state.”¹¹The Nazis banned the film forgood in March 1933 because of its communisttendencies. If s ...

ness).¹³Forthat reason, several critics welcomed what they sawasmore dispas- sionate tones,with Herbert IheringpraisingKuhleWamp ...

more than“simple empathetic emotional effects.”¹⁸Equallyopposed to anything tainted by emotions,Bernard Eisenschitz limited his ...

ogyofthe society.Onanempirical level, the workingclass is subjectedto the dominant ideology and its practices (such as alcoholis ...

remixing, reenacting, and reloading”ofKuhleWampein Berlin of the2010s.²⁶In that sense, the dismissive comment by Eisenstein that ...

Afterword:AHistoriography of the Proletarian Dream Historical fissures–crises,war,capitulation, revolution, counterrevolution–de ...

sense of urgency and possibility with which the problem of culturalhegemony and class society can, andmust,beaddressed. Negt and ...

movements; and,aboveall, the unique qualifications of German working-class culturefor aseries of case studies on historical emot ...

sociated with theWeimar left in the wider sense attracted much of the scholarly attention as the proponents ofaformallyinnovativ ...

modernity,modernism, and the historicalavant-gardes. Despiteinternational (ist) connections and commitments, the culture of the ...

older distinctions that evaluate the desired convergence of socialism and work- ing-class culture primary asafunction of theory ...

ers’movementsand the socialist and communist parties of the late nineteenth and earlytwentieth centuries. Thesedynamics are espe ...

Foraboutadecade, the history of the workingclass producedawealth of academic and journalistictreatments, includinginthe formoflo ...

oped through the critical engagementwith questions of working-class, proletar- ian, socialist,and communist culture, with the in ...

The momentous shift from classasastructureto class asarelationship turned working-classculture intoaprivileged sitefor studying ...

that“workingclass”and“Social Democracy”not be treated as identicalterms and theirrespectivehistories written withawareness of th ...

more descriptive category ofArbeiterkultur(workers’culture) in orderto include groups and milieus outside the highlypoliticized ...