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The sea change : the migration of social thought, 1930-1965 / H. Stuart Hughes.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Harper & Row, [1975]Edition: 1st edDescription: x, 283 p. ; 21 cmISBN:
  • 0060119985 :
  • 9780060119980
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • E169.1 .H885 1975
Contents:
1. The great migration: Lands of origin -- The literary precursors: Hesse and Mann -- Wahlverwandtschaften -- 2. Philosophical prologue in England: The British peculiarity -- Ludwig Wittgenstein and Vienna -- Ludwig Wittgenstein and Cambridge -- 3. The critique of Fascism: Initial perspectives: Borgese, Mannheim, Fromm -- Gaetano Salvemini between scholarship and polemic -- Franz Neumann between Marxism and liberal democracy -- Hannah Arendt and the "totalitarian" threat -- "Radicalism of the Right" -- 4. The critique of mass society: The return to Hegel -- Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno: the years in America -- Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno: the postwar polemic -- Herbert Marcuse's vision of happiness -- From Marx to Freud and back -- 5. The advent of ego psychology: The Freudian "Left", "Right" and "center" -- Heinz Hartmann and the "conflict-free sphere" -- Erik H. Erikson and the sense of "identity" -- The paths not taken -- 6. Conclusion: the sea change: The emigration and the Cold War -- From the demonic to the banal: Faustus and Eichmann -- Centennial celebrations -- Paul Tillich as paradigm: fusion, misunderstanding, transmutation.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. The great migration: Lands of origin -- The literary precursors: Hesse and Mann -- Wahlverwandtschaften -- 2. Philosophical prologue in England: The British peculiarity -- Ludwig Wittgenstein and Vienna -- Ludwig Wittgenstein and Cambridge -- 3. The critique of Fascism: Initial perspectives: Borgese, Mannheim, Fromm -- Gaetano Salvemini between scholarship and polemic -- Franz Neumann between Marxism and liberal democracy -- Hannah Arendt and the "totalitarian" threat -- "Radicalism of the Right" -- 4. The critique of mass society: The return to Hegel -- Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno: the years in America -- Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno: the postwar polemic -- Herbert Marcuse's vision of happiness -- From Marx to Freud and back -- 5. The advent of ego psychology: The Freudian "Left", "Right" and "center" -- Heinz Hartmann and the "conflict-free sphere" -- Erik H. Erikson and the sense of "identity" -- The paths not taken -- 6. Conclusion: the sea change: The emigration and the Cold War -- From the demonic to the banal: Faustus and Eichmann -- Centennial celebrations -- Paul Tillich as paradigm: fusion, misunderstanding, transmutation.