2001•German Studies ReviewRequires access
Political Thought and German Reunification: The New German Ideology?
James Biedzynski, Howard Williams, Colin Wight, Norbert Kapferer
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Abstract
Notes on the Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction H.Williams & C.Wright A Hostile People but a Loyal Opposition: National Identity and Anti-Fascism in the GDR M.R.Thompson 'Nostalgia' in Germany's New Federal States as a Political and Cultural Phenomenon of the Transformation Process N.Kapferer German (Re)Unification: Habermas and His Critics H.Williams, C.Wright & C.Bishop Truism and Taboo: the Rhetoric of the Berlin Republic M.Zens Citizenship and National Identity in Reunified Germany: the Experience of the Turkish Minority N.Piper The Germans and their Capital: a Plea to Continue the Debate W.Suss The Debate over Germany's Normality: a Normal German Debate? T.Forsberg Human Rights Universalism and Patriotism: Kant's Political Legacy of Our Time M.Riedel Jurgen Habermas and Manfred Riedel: Moving Beyond Nationalism G.Cavallar Peaceful Integration in Germany R.Rytlewski Preparing for the Political: German Intellectuals Confront the Berlin Republic J.Muller Index