Popular culture and the public sphere in the Rhineland, 1800-1850

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European Political History Analysis German Literature and Culture Studies Cultural History and Identity Formation

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Introduction: popular culture and the public sphere 1. Reading 2. Singing 3. Public space 4. Carnival 5. Tumult 6. Religion Conclusion: joining the political nation Bibliography Index.

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