Das Zeitalter der Intelligenz
Zur vergleichenden Geschichte der Gebildeten in Europa bis zum Ersten Weltkrieg
by Denis Sdvizkov
Instead of suggesting a new concept of the intelligentsia, the book traces its development and reconstructs the identities of its members between nationalist claims and universalistic cosmopolitanism. Concentrating on France, Germany, Poland and Russia, the author argues that the transformation of the intelligentsia as a major social stratum largely reflects the development of European society. In the last resort, the erosion and collapse of the intelligentsia gave way to the rise of the middle classes, which shaped Europes social development from the late nineteenth century onwards. German text.
Dr. Denis Sdvižkov ist leitender Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter (Senior Research Fellow) am Institut für Allgemeine Geschichte der Universität Moskau.
- By (author) Denis Sdvizkov
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Markt und Wirtschaft
Ökonomische Ordnungen und wirtschaftliche Entwicklung in Europa seit dem 18. Jahrhundert
Geselligkeit und Demokratie
Vereine und zivile Gesellschaft im transnationalen Vergleich 1750-1914
Volume 1
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