Complete Issue. In: InterDisciplines. Journal of History and Sociology. Jg.1 H. 2. 31.12.2010
Inhalt
- References
- Axel C. Huentelmann
- Paul Ehrlich – stages of a biography
- How to construct a biography
- Ehrlich’s early talent for chemistry
- Paul Ehrlich post mortem – the (hi)stories of biography(ies) on Paul Ehrlich
- The construction of Ehrlich’s talent for chemistry
- Legend of science – external constructions by the nuclear and the academic family
- References
- Isolation, imposture and the impact of the ›Taboo‹ in Stalinist society
- Malte Griesse
- Solitude and loneliness: philosophy and psychology on multivocity
- A Menshevik past: the impact of dissimulation on the memory of Revolution
- How constraints on interior dialogue hamper the capacity of judgment
- The specter of exposure: literalizing a latent threat
- The old communists’ assistance in their destruction and denigration
- Isolation, imposture and the fragile dynamics of fear
- References
- The writing self
- Theo Jung
- Introduction
- Rousseau’s ›illumination‹ and Diderot’s counter-narrative
- Literature on the market place and in high society
- Contemporary controversies
- Vincennes revisited
- Conclusion
- References
- Semantics of the self
- Dominique Schröder
- Preliminary remarks
- Diary writing and the construction of the self
- The political self
- Emile Delaunois
- Hanna Lévy-Hass
- Conclusion
- References
- »But we realized that we didn’t fit in there«
- Jeannette Prochnow
- Introduction
- Theory, methodology and data: a microsociological and emic approach to ›generation‹
- The communicative infrastructure of the community of former pipeline workers
- Place of residence
- Degree of intimacy
- Degree of activity and social position within the community
- Access, ability and preferences in using communication tools
- Former occupation and resulting contemporary alliances
- Communicative purposes and goals
- Timeframe of employment with the pipeline project
- Persistence of interpersonal contact since the end of employment
- Performances of first generation pipeline builders
- Conclusion
- Transcription conventions
- References