Napoleons caesaristischer Ehrgeiz im Hinblick auf den Europa-Diskurs
By (author) Paul-Michael Lützeler Edited by
Paperback (Published)
(May 2015)
ISBN: 9783515111065
6.69 x 9.45 inches
Price: $12.00
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Das heutige Europa fusst auf gemeinsamen kulturellen Institutionen und einer kollektiven geschichtlichen Pragung, deren Ursprunge bis in die Antike reichen. Einen Schlusselmoment stellt auch die Herrschaft Napoleons dar, dessen starke Orientierung an konkreten antiken Leitfiguren Autor Paul Michael Lutzeler in “Napoleons caesaristischer Ehrgeiz im Hinblick auf den Europa-Diskurs” in den Blick nimmt. Von strategischen Handlungsparallelen uber den bewussten Einsatz kaiserlicher Machtinsignien beleuchtet er die Funktion des romischen Vorbilds als politische Leitmetapher fur die napoleonische Herrschaft und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Genese der europaischen Idee.
- By (author) Paul-Michael Lützeler
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