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Invested Narratives
German Responses to Economic Crisis
Twark, Jill E.
Berghahn Books
11/2022
270
Dura
Inglês
9781800736931
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction: Narrating Economics as Crisis
Jill E. Twark
Part I: Shaping Economic Knowledge from Historical Perspectives
Chapter 1. German Finanzkapitalismus: A Narrative of Deutsche Bank and its Role in the German Financial System
Reinhard H Schmidt
Chapter 2. Narrative Confrontations with Socioeconomic Crisis: Ideas for Building Community in the Mid-Nineteenth-Century German Social Novel
Johannes Brambora
Chapter 3. Economic Knowledge and the Failure to Alleviate the Great Depression in Weimar Germany
Roman Koester
Chapter 4. The Moral Equation Works Out Differently: The Great Depression, the Crisis of Knowledge, and Value Order in Erich Kaestner's Fabian: The Story of a Moralist
Simela Delianidou
Part II: German Narratives of Work and Unemployment
Chapter 5. Unemployment as Crisis: Past and Present German-Language Sociological Narratives on the Loss of Work
Annemarie Matthies
Chapter 6. Cruel Optimism as Plot Driver in German and Austrian Economic Crisis Novels with Adult and Child Protagonists Thrust into Poverty
Jill E. Twark
Chapter 7. John von Dueffel's Ego (2001) as a Seismographic Recorder of the Neoliberal Crisis of the Self
Johanna Toensing
Part III: German 'Exceptionalism' in Contemporary European Crisis Situations
Chapter 8. Germany's Compromises: The Impact of Crisis Narratives on the European Central Bank and Euro Governance
Sara Konoe
Chapter 9. Housing Crises and the Crisis of Housing: German Experiences with Neoliberal Reforms
Paulette Kurzer and Alice H. Cooper
Part IV: The Tricky Question of Cause and Effect
Chapter 10. Literature against the 'Profit-Friendly Ideological Defense System':Entertainment and Sociopolitical Enlightenment in Uwe Timm's Headhunter
Monika Albrecht
Chapter 11. An Imaginary of Blame: The Representation of Crisis, the Crisis of Representation and Jonas Luescher's Barbarian Spring
Joel Kaipainen
Jill E. Twark
Part I: Shaping Economic Knowledge from Historical Perspectives
Chapter 1. German Finanzkapitalismus: A Narrative of Deutsche Bank and its Role in the German Financial System
Reinhard H Schmidt
Chapter 2. Narrative Confrontations with Socioeconomic Crisis: Ideas for Building Community in the Mid-Nineteenth-Century German Social Novel
Johannes Brambora
Chapter 3. Economic Knowledge and the Failure to Alleviate the Great Depression in Weimar Germany
Roman Koester
Chapter 4. The Moral Equation Works Out Differently: The Great Depression, the Crisis of Knowledge, and Value Order in Erich Kaestner's Fabian: The Story of a Moralist
Simela Delianidou
Part II: German Narratives of Work and Unemployment
Chapter 5. Unemployment as Crisis: Past and Present German-Language Sociological Narratives on the Loss of Work
Annemarie Matthies
Chapter 6. Cruel Optimism as Plot Driver in German and Austrian Economic Crisis Novels with Adult and Child Protagonists Thrust into Poverty
Jill E. Twark
Chapter 7. John von Dueffel's Ego (2001) as a Seismographic Recorder of the Neoliberal Crisis of the Self
Johanna Toensing
Part III: German 'Exceptionalism' in Contemporary European Crisis Situations
Chapter 8. Germany's Compromises: The Impact of Crisis Narratives on the European Central Bank and Euro Governance
Sara Konoe
Chapter 9. Housing Crises and the Crisis of Housing: German Experiences with Neoliberal Reforms
Paulette Kurzer and Alice H. Cooper
Part IV: The Tricky Question of Cause and Effect
Chapter 10. Literature against the 'Profit-Friendly Ideological Defense System':Entertainment and Sociopolitical Enlightenment in Uwe Timm's Headhunter
Monika Albrecht
Chapter 11. An Imaginary of Blame: The Representation of Crisis, the Crisis of Representation and Jonas Luescher's Barbarian Spring
Joel Kaipainen
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German economic crises;unemployment;workplace;stock market;inflation;deflation;debt;economics;Germany;Germany society;German Economy;twentieth century;European Union;Finanzkapitalismus;Deutsche Bank;German Financial System;socioeconomic crisis;finance;Great Depression;Weimar Germany;crisis of knowledge;value order;European Central Bank;Euro Governance;housing crisis;Neoliberal reform;Uwe Timm;Jonas Luescher;Erich Kaestner
Introduction: Narrating Economics as Crisis
Jill E. Twark
Part I: Shaping Economic Knowledge from Historical Perspectives
Chapter 1. German Finanzkapitalismus: A Narrative of Deutsche Bank and its Role in the German Financial System
Reinhard H Schmidt
Chapter 2. Narrative Confrontations with Socioeconomic Crisis: Ideas for Building Community in the Mid-Nineteenth-Century German Social Novel
Johannes Brambora
Chapter 3. Economic Knowledge and the Failure to Alleviate the Great Depression in Weimar Germany
Roman Koester
Chapter 4. The Moral Equation Works Out Differently: The Great Depression, the Crisis of Knowledge, and Value Order in Erich Kaestner's Fabian: The Story of a Moralist
Simela Delianidou
Part II: German Narratives of Work and Unemployment
Chapter 5. Unemployment as Crisis: Past and Present German-Language Sociological Narratives on the Loss of Work
Annemarie Matthies
Chapter 6. Cruel Optimism as Plot Driver in German and Austrian Economic Crisis Novels with Adult and Child Protagonists Thrust into Poverty
Jill E. Twark
Chapter 7. John von Dueffel's Ego (2001) as a Seismographic Recorder of the Neoliberal Crisis of the Self
Johanna Toensing
Part III: German 'Exceptionalism' in Contemporary European Crisis Situations
Chapter 8. Germany's Compromises: The Impact of Crisis Narratives on the European Central Bank and Euro Governance
Sara Konoe
Chapter 9. Housing Crises and the Crisis of Housing: German Experiences with Neoliberal Reforms
Paulette Kurzer and Alice H. Cooper
Part IV: The Tricky Question of Cause and Effect
Chapter 10. Literature against the 'Profit-Friendly Ideological Defense System':Entertainment and Sociopolitical Enlightenment in Uwe Timm's Headhunter
Monika Albrecht
Chapter 11. An Imaginary of Blame: The Representation of Crisis, the Crisis of Representation and Jonas Luescher's Barbarian Spring
Joel Kaipainen
Jill E. Twark
Part I: Shaping Economic Knowledge from Historical Perspectives
Chapter 1. German Finanzkapitalismus: A Narrative of Deutsche Bank and its Role in the German Financial System
Reinhard H Schmidt
Chapter 2. Narrative Confrontations with Socioeconomic Crisis: Ideas for Building Community in the Mid-Nineteenth-Century German Social Novel
Johannes Brambora
Chapter 3. Economic Knowledge and the Failure to Alleviate the Great Depression in Weimar Germany
Roman Koester
Chapter 4. The Moral Equation Works Out Differently: The Great Depression, the Crisis of Knowledge, and Value Order in Erich Kaestner's Fabian: The Story of a Moralist
Simela Delianidou
Part II: German Narratives of Work and Unemployment
Chapter 5. Unemployment as Crisis: Past and Present German-Language Sociological Narratives on the Loss of Work
Annemarie Matthies
Chapter 6. Cruel Optimism as Plot Driver in German and Austrian Economic Crisis Novels with Adult and Child Protagonists Thrust into Poverty
Jill E. Twark
Chapter 7. John von Dueffel's Ego (2001) as a Seismographic Recorder of the Neoliberal Crisis of the Self
Johanna Toensing
Part III: German 'Exceptionalism' in Contemporary European Crisis Situations
Chapter 8. Germany's Compromises: The Impact of Crisis Narratives on the European Central Bank and Euro Governance
Sara Konoe
Chapter 9. Housing Crises and the Crisis of Housing: German Experiences with Neoliberal Reforms
Paulette Kurzer and Alice H. Cooper
Part IV: The Tricky Question of Cause and Effect
Chapter 10. Literature against the 'Profit-Friendly Ideological Defense System':Entertainment and Sociopolitical Enlightenment in Uwe Timm's Headhunter
Monika Albrecht
Chapter 11. An Imaginary of Blame: The Representation of Crisis, the Crisis of Representation and Jonas Luescher's Barbarian Spring
Joel Kaipainen
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
German economic crises;unemployment;workplace;stock market;inflation;deflation;debt;economics;Germany;Germany society;German Economy;twentieth century;European Union;Finanzkapitalismus;Deutsche Bank;German Financial System;socioeconomic crisis;finance;Great Depression;Weimar Germany;crisis of knowledge;value order;European Central Bank;Euro Governance;housing crisis;Neoliberal reform;Uwe Timm;Jonas Luescher;Erich Kaestner
