Jugend im Fokus von Film und Fotografie
Zur visuellen Geschichte von Jugendkulturen im 20. Jahrhundert
Contributions by Sabiene Autsch Contributions by Maria Daldrup Contributions by Christoph Hamann Contributions by Alfons Kenkmann Contributions by Markus Köster Contributions by Susanne Rappe-Weber Contributions by Marco Rasch Contributions by Jürgen Reulecke Contributions by Robin Schmerer Contributions by Alexander Schwitanski Contributions by Rolf Seubert Contributions by Benjamin Städter Contributions by Ralf Stremmel Contributions by Barbara Stambolis Contributions by Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn Contributions by Paul Ciupke Contributions by Eckart Conze Contributions by Gudrun Fiedler Contributions by Anne-Christine Hamel Contributions by Verena Kücking Contributions by Felix Linzner Contributions by Malte Lorenzen Contributions by Frauke Schneemann Contributions by Ulrich Sieg Contributions by Thomas Spengler Contributions by Hans-Ulrich Thamer Edited by Barbara Stambolis Edited by Markus Köster
Hardback (Published)
(October 2016)
ISBN: 9783847105909
6.34 x 9.33 inches
Price: $50.00
On back order
Die Jugendgeschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts ist ganz wesentlich eine Geschichte der Bilder. Ob man an den Aufbruch der Wandervogel denkt, an die Hitlerjugend und ihre Instrumentalisierung fur das NS-Regime oder an die Halbstarken der 1950er Jahre – immer sind visuelle Uberlieferungen pragend. Diese sind niemals einfach Abbildungen von Realitat, sondern transportieren Deutungsabsichten, dienen sozialer Selbstvergewisserung und historischer Sinnstiftung. Die Autorinnen und Autoren fragen, wie sich Jugendbewegungen des 20. Jahrhunderts visuell selbst inszenierten, wie sie von aussen dargestellt wurden, welche Bedeutung Fotografien, Filme und andere Visualisierungen fur die Stiftung und Tradierung jugendbewegter Identitaten besassen und welche Aussagekraft visuellen Quellen fur die Erforschung der Geschichte der Jugend heute zukommt. The history of 20th-century youth is very much a story of images. Whether the subject concerns the departure of migratory birds, the Hitler Youth and their instrumentalisation by the Nazi regime or the beatniks of the 1950s – its passing down by visual means is always most lasting. They are never simply depictions of reality, but convey interpretative intentions whilst being a source of social self-reinforcement and historical inspiration. The authors ask how 20th-century youth movements staged themselves visually, how these were depicted from the outside, what significance was attributed to photographs, films and other visualisations for the instigation and transmission of youth-inspired identities and what explanatory power do visual sources have today for the study of youth history.
- Contributions by Sabiene Autsch
- Contributions by Maria Daldrup
- Contributions by Christoph Hamann
- Contributions by Alfons Kenkmann
- Contributions by Markus Köster
- Contributions by Susanne Rappe-Weber
- Contributions by Marco Rasch
- Contributions by Jürgen Reulecke
- Contributions by Robin Schmerer
- Contributions by Alexander Schwitanski
- Contributions by Rolf Seubert
- Contributions by Benjamin Städter
- Contributions by Ralf Stremmel
- Contributions by Barbara Stambolis
- Contributions by Joachim Wolschke-Bulmahn
- Contributions by Paul Ciupke
- Contributions by Eckart Conze
- Contributions by Gudrun Fiedler
- Contributions by Anne-Christine Hamel
- Contributions by Verena Kücking
- Contributions by Felix Linzner
- Contributions by Malte Lorenzen
- Contributions by Frauke Schneemann
- Contributions by Ulrich Sieg
- Contributions by Thomas Spengler
- Contributions by Hans-Ulrich Thamer
- Edited by Barbara Stambolis
- Edited by Markus Köster
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