Dis-embalming Max Weber /
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| Imprint: | Jyväskylä, Finland : University of Jyväskylä, 1999. |
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| Description: | 170 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. |
| Language: | English German |
| Series: | SoPhi, 1238-8025 SoPhi. |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8121226 |
Table of Contents:
- Foreword
- I. Introduction: Problematic And Sources
- The Idea
- Objectives
- Sources
- The Story
- II. From the Past To the Presence of Politics
- Change
- Time
- History
- The Presence of Politics
- Remarks on History Culture in Hungary
- The Hungarian Vocabulary of Revolution
- III. Budapest 1956 in the Contemporary Hungarian Media
- Tuesday, 23rd October
- Wednesday, 24th October
- Thursday, 25th October
- Friday, 26th October
- Saturday, 27th October
- Sunday, 28th October
- Monday, 29th October
- Tuesday, 30th October
- Wednesday, 31st October
- Thursday, 1st November
- Friday, 2nd November
- Saturday, 3rd November
- Sunday, 4th November
- IV. The Interpretation of Counter-Revolution in 1956 During the Kadar Era
- The Analysis of the Provisional Central Committee
- The White Books
- Politician as Historian and Vice Versa?
- Before October 23rd
- The First Week
- The Second Week and After
- An Excursion into Text-Books
- V. The Politics of Remembering and Forgetting During The Kadar Era
- Politics of Memory in the Kadar Regime
- Non-conformists and Remembrance
- VI. Hungary 1988-1994
- The Year of a Half Turn, 1988
- The Year of Party Formation, 1989
- The Year of Incomplete Changes, 1990
- The Year of the Structural Stalemate, 1991
- The Year of Polarization, 1992
- The Year of Incertitude, 1993
- The Year of Two Elections, 1994
- VII. New Interpretations of Recent History
- An Armed Critique Instead of a Critical Weapon
- Renaming 1956
- The Report and the Multiparty System: the Pozsgay Interview
- The Interpretation of 1956 and the Introduction of a Multiparty System
- Counter-Revolution, Uprising, Revolution, Fight for Freedom and War
- VIII. Identities Constructed with the Past
- Identities of Parliamentary Politicians and 1956
- The First Law
- Left and Right or Wrong?
- IX. Analogies and Symbols
- National Holidays
- The Coat of Arms and National Decorations
- Reburials
- Memorials and 1956
- Street Names and 1956
- The Restored Past for the Future
- X. The Struggle Among Contemporaries in Post-Communism
- The Justitia Plan and its Consequences
- Screening Law
- Commemorative Organisations and 1956
- The Media War
- 1956 in Television and Film after 1989
- Reckoning and Polarization
- XI. Research and the Polity
- Power, Political Debates and Research
- Institutes and Researchers
- Research and the Discussion of Punishment
- XII. Conclusion: Attempts to Turn the Past Into History
- XIII. Epilogue
- Notes
- Sources
- Abbreviations