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Contents
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- Introduction 1
- 1. Johann Gottfried Herder – the “Inventor of Zeitgeist”? 8
- 2. The Making of Zeitgeist – Culture and Public Spirit between Enfranchisement and Control 27
- 3. The Public and Zeitgeist – Public Spirit and Public Opinion 1790–1800 50
- 4. Zeitgeist in Germany – Public Opinion, History, and the People in Franz Josias von Hendrich, Ernst Brandes, and Ernst Moritz Arndt 85
- 5. Zeitgeist in Britain – The Spirit of the Age and Social Reform in Julius Hare, William Hazlitt, Thomas Carlyle, and J. S. Mill 129
- 6. How Ideas Travel (in Theory): The Zeitgeist Dynamic 234
- 7. How an Idea Travels (in Practice) – A Case Study 243
- Works Cited 327
- Index 338
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- Introduction 1
- 1. Johann Gottfried Herder – the “Inventor of Zeitgeist”? 8
- 2. The Making of Zeitgeist – Culture and Public Spirit between Enfranchisement and Control 27
- 3. The Public and Zeitgeist – Public Spirit and Public Opinion 1790–1800 50
- 4. Zeitgeist in Germany – Public Opinion, History, and the People in Franz Josias von Hendrich, Ernst Brandes, and Ernst Moritz Arndt 85
- 5. Zeitgeist in Britain – The Spirit of the Age and Social Reform in Julius Hare, William Hazlitt, Thomas Carlyle, and J. S. Mill 129
- 6. How Ideas Travel (in Theory): The Zeitgeist Dynamic 234
- 7. How an Idea Travels (in Practice) – A Case Study 243
- Works Cited 327
- Index 338