Authority, State and National Character: The Civilizing Process in Austria and England, 1700-1900Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2007 - 363 páginas Contributions include: 'The Formation of the English State and the Sociogenesis of Political Authority', 'Feudal Paternalism in England: Developments within the Gentleman Canon', 'The Courtly Element in the Austrian Character: Authority, Pretence and Servility' and 'Bureaucratization as an Austrian Civilizing Process'. |
Contenido
Developments Within | 5 |
The Formation of the English State and the Sociogenesis | 25 |
The Formation of the Austrian State and the Sociogenesis | 69 |
Feudal Patrimonialism and Ecclesiastical Coercion | 115 |
Development of ecclesiastical authority and its imprint on | 121 |
the experience of the Great | 137 |
Gentleman Canon | 145 |
Pathways | 151 |
Ships discipline and English character as exemplified | 233 |
Reflections on the examples dealt with thus far and on comparison | 239 |
Bureaucratization as an Austrian Civilizing Process | 245 |
as Austrian character traits | 265 |
Puritanism BookKeeping and the Moralization of Authority | 293 |
Dickens Oliver Twist and the morality of pitilessness | 307 |
Nation and patrimonial authority | 314 |
Bibliography | 325 |
The gentleman canon and parliamentarianism in Trollopes | 164 |
The courtly pattern and Viennas urban middle classes | 188 |
Authority proud reserve and English character | 221 |
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Authority, State and National Character: The Civilizing Process in Austria ... Helmut Kuzmics,Roland Axtmann Vista previa limitada - 2017 |
Authority, State and National Character: The Civilizing Process in Austria ... Helmut Kuzmics,Roland Axtmann Sin vista previa disponible - 2016 |
Términos y frases comunes
18th century administration affective aristocratic army Austrian Monarchy authority behaviour Bohemia bourgeois bourgeoisie Bruckmüller bureaucratic Catholic Catholicism cent central church civil conflict constitutional Counter-Reformation Court courtly Crown culture Defoe domination economic Elias emotions Emperor Empire England English Estates example expression fear feudal fiscal forces formation gentleman gentry German Glorious Revolution Grillparzer Habsburg Monarchy Herzmanovsky-Orlando honour Hungarian Hungary ideal Imperial individual institutions integration Joseph Joseph II Joseph Roth Josephinist King land linked literary literature loyalty manorial lords matters middle classes military Moll Moll Flanders moral national character national habitus Nestroy nobility Norbert Elias novel officials one's Parliament parliamentary patrimonial peasants play political Protestant Prussia Puritan Radetzky March rank reform absolutism relationship religious revenue Revolution role royal rule Rumpler Schremmer 1994 self-irony servants significance social society structure Szela taxation taxes traditional Trollope Vienna Viennese Vormärz