Culture and crisis : the case of Germany and Sweden

Abstract

Introduction Nina Witoszek and Lars Tragardh Chapter 1. Some Questions Concerning the Conceptual History of Reinhart Koselleck Chapter 2. The Institutionalization of Modernity: Shocks and Crises in Germany and Sweden Erik Ringmar Chapter 3. Moral Community and the Crisis of the Enlightenment: Sweden and Germany in the 1920s and 1930s Nina Witoszek Chapter 4. Crisis and the Politics of National Community: Germany and Sweden, 1933-1994 Lars Tragardh Chapter 5. Interpreting the Holocaust: Crisis of Modernity or Crisis of German Ideology? Benjamin Lapp Chapter 6. Politics and Catastrophe: Why Is the World So Obsessed with German History? Manfred Henningsen Chapter 7. Race, Nation, and Folk: On the Repressed Memory of World War II in Sweden and Its Hidden Categories Piero Colla Chapter 8. Crisis: The Road to Happiness? Yvonne Hirdman Chapter 9. The Crisis of Consensus in Postwar Sweden Goeran Rosenberg Chapter 10. Political Modernity's Critical Juncture in the Course of the French Revolution Robert Wokler Notes on Contributors Bibliography Index

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