In pursuit of German memory : history, television, and politics after Auschwitz
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Athens, Ohio :
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- Contents –Acknowledgments
- Part 1: Guilt and Memory
- 1. The Vagaries of Collective Symbolic Guilt
- 2. Finding Meaning in Memory: A Methodological Critique of Collective Memory Studies
- Part 2: History
- 3. The Rise and Fall of Metaphor: German historians and the Uniqueness of the Holocaust
- 4. Between Politics and Memory: The Historians' Debate and West German Historical Culture of the 1980s
- 5. Narrative Invention and Historicization: How Modern Was the Nazi Genocide?
- Part 3: Television
- 6. Entertaining Catastrophe: The Reinvention of the Holocaust in the Television of the Federal Republic of Germany
- 7. Nazis, Viewers, and Statistics: Television History, Television Audience Research, and Collective Memory in West Germany
- 8. The Radicalization of German Memory in the Age of Its Commercial Reproduction: Hitler and the Third Reich in the TV Documentaries of Guido Knopp
- Part 4: Politics
- 9. High Politics and Communicative Memory: Collective Guilt Management in the Adenauer Era
- 10. The Long Good-bye of the War Generations and the Search for Liberal Politics of Memory: From Adenauer to Schmidt
- 11. Fighting about the Future of the Past: The Difficult Process of Cultural Memory Production in the Kohl Era
- 12. Normalization: The Europeanization of German Political Memory since the 1990s
- Conclusion: Toward a Social Geography of Collective Memory – Notes
- Selected Bibliography –Index.