Dramatization and de-dramatization of" the end": The apocalyptic consciousness of modernity and post-modernity
KR Scherpe, BO Peterson - Cultural Critique, 1986 - JSTOR
… All translations, unless otherwise noted, are those of Brent O. Peterson. 1. Hans Magnus …
To begin with, there the double character of the "project of modernity," the recognition o its …
To begin with, there the double character of the "project of modernity," the recognition o its …
German Nationalism after Napoleon: Caste and Regional Identities in Historical Fiction, 1815-1830
BO Peterson - German Quarterly, 1995 - JSTOR
Historical fiction, a genre that was just coming into its own in post-Napoleonic Germany,
provides broad access to the discourse of German nationalism-with surprising results. Far from …
provides broad access to the discourse of German nationalism-with surprising results. Far from …
Peter Schlemihl, the chamisso Prize, and the Much longer History of german Migration narratives
BO Peterson - German Studies Review, 2018 - JSTOR
The article uses the tension between Chamisso’s Schlemihl, an early nineteenth-century
work that revolves around migration, and the Chamisso Prize, which honors writers with “…
work that revolves around migration, and the Chamisso Prize, which honors writers with “…
Historical Novels and the Contents of German History
BO Peterson - Monatshefte, 1995 - JSTOR
This article compares the orientation of a paradigmatic, though now forgotten author of
historical novels, Louise Mühlbach (1814-1873), with the founder of modern academic history, …
historical novels, Louise Mühlbach (1814-1873), with the founder of modern academic history, …
[PDF][PDF] The “Political" and the German-American Press
BO Peterson - Yearbook of German-American Studies, 1988 - journals.ku.edu
The classic accounts of the German-American press attempt to explain its role by examining
the manifest political content of German newspapers published in the United States; they ask…
the manifest political content of German newspapers published in the United States; they ask…
Moses Mendelssohn, Germany's first migrant
BO Peterson - The German Quarterly, 2017 - Wiley Online Library
Germans have only recently accepted the fact that they belong to a nation of immigrants;
officially, they still maintain the myth that migration to Germany began during the economic …
officially, they still maintain the myth that migration to Germany began during the economic …
Between National Fantasies and Regional Realities: The Paradox of Identity in Nineteenth-Century German Literature
BO Peterson - 2009 - JSTOR
Book Reviews 121 dominates popular thinking about the rise of German nationalism,
scholars of German literature have lagged behind their example. Regional authors, generally …
scholars of German literature have lagged behind their example. Regional authors, generally …
[BOOK][B] History, fiction, and Germany: Writing the nineteenth-century nation
BO Peterson - 2005 - books.google.com
… Author Brent O. Peterson argues that it was the production and consumption of national
history--the writing and reading of the nation--that filled Germany with Germans. Although the …
history--the writing and reading of the nation--that filled Germany with Germans. Although the …
A Response to Carl Niekerk
BO Peterson - GDR Bulletin, 1991 - scholar.archive.org
… Brent O. Peterson … Peterson, Brent O. (1991) "A Response to Carl Niekerk," GDR
Bulletin: Vol. 17: Iss. …
Bulletin: Vol. 17: Iss. …
[PDF][PDF] Christoph Hein: Der Tangospieler
BO Peterson - GDR Bulletin, 1990 - newprairiepress.org
The acrimonious debate over Christs Wolfs Was bleibt quickly spilled from feuilleton to front
page because it raised questions about the moral and political responsibility of intellectuals …
page because it raised questions about the moral and political responsibility of intellectuals …