This book shows that artists and the discussions they revived - on the role of culture in democracy; the role of the artist in society; and the position of the work of art within late capitalism - directly contributed to larger discussions on democracy within the context of the Cold War.
This book shows that artists and the discussions they revived - on the role of culture in democracy; the role of the artist in society; and the position of the work of art within late capitalism - directly contributed to larger discussions on democracy within the context of the Cold War.
Mia Lee is Assistant Professor of History at the National University of Singapore.
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Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: Reconstructing Art's Autonomy and Social Function in Postwar Germany Chapter One: A Zero Hour for the Arts Chapter Two: The Return of the Avant-Garde Chapter Three: The Rhineland and Beyond Part II: The Primacy of Political ActionChapter Four: West Germany on Trial Chapter Five: In Search of the Radical Subject Chapter Six: Liberation, Violence, and the Politicization of the Past Conclusion Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements Introduction Part I: Reconstructing Art's Autonomy and Social Function in Postwar Germany Chapter One: A Zero Hour for the Arts Chapter Two: The Return of the Avant-Garde Chapter Three: The Rhineland and Beyond Part II: The Primacy of Political ActionChapter Four: West Germany on Trial Chapter Five: In Search of the Radical Subject Chapter Six: Liberation, Violence, and the Politicization of the Past Conclusion Bibliography Index
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