Chapter 8. POLITICAL CULTURE AND THE ABORTION CONFLICT

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. Preface vii
4. THE SOUND OF FORGETTING MEETS THE UNITED STATES OF AMNESIA 1
5. Part One. THE POLITICS OF AUSTRIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS
6. Chapter 1. AMERICAN ATTITUDES TOWARD AUSTRIA AND AUSTRIAN-GERMAN RELATIONS SINCE 1945 19
7. Chapter 2. BRUNO KREISKY’S PERCEPTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES 36
8. Chapter 3. BITBURG, WALDHEIM, AND THE POLITICS OF REMEMBERING AND FORGETTING 51
9. Part Two. THE AUSTRIAN IMPACT ON AMERICAN CULTURE
10. Chapter 4. MASS EMIGRATION AND INTELLECTUAL EXILE FROM NATIONAL SOCIALISM 87
11. Chapter 5. THE INFLUENCE OF AUSTRIAN ÉMIGRÉS ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSION OF PSYCHOANALYSIS IN THE UNITED STATES AFTER 1945 109
12. Chapter 6. HEIMAT HOLLYWOOD 138
13. Part Three. AMERICA AND AUSTRIAN POLITICAL CULTURE
14. Chapter 7. ROBERTWISE’S THE SOUND OF MUSIC AND THE “DENAZIFICATION” OF AUSTRIA IN AMERICAN CINEMA 165
15. Chapter 8. POLITICAL CULTURE AND THE ABORTION CONFLICT 187
16. Chapter 9. AMERICANIZATION, CULTURAL CHANGE, AND AUSTRIAN IDENTITY 210
17. LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS 236
18. INDEX 237