401 Pages
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Routledge
402 Pages
by
Routledge
401 Pages
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Routledge
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This volume brings together thirty-four essays and ar- ticles by Werner J. Cahnman representing four decades (1940-1980) of work by an extraordinary, multidisciplinary scholar. Cahnman's work encompasses the experiences of a German Jewish refugee, an economist turned sociologist, and a scholar of Judaism. Part 1 contains personal and autobiographical writings and includes analyses of the cultural... Read more
1: Personal and Autobiographical Writings; 1: My Relations to Jews and Judaism; 2: Jewish Intellectuals and the Central-Verein; 3: The Nazi Threat and the CentralVerein—A Recollection; 4: The Education of Rudolf Hess; 5: Stefan Zweig in Salzburg; 6: Werner Cahnman at Seventy: An Interview; 7: Robert E. Park at Fisk; 8: Germany: The Time Has Come for Friendship; 2: Sociological Essays; 9: Reflections on the Sociology of the Jews; 10: An American Dilemma; 11: The Stigma of Obesity; 12: The Forest Hills Experience; 13: “Ghetto” and “Sociology”; 14: The Concept of Social Policy ( Sozialpolitik ); 3: Geopolitical Ruminations: The Beginnings of the Global Approach; 15: Methods of Geopolitics; 16: Concepts of Geopolitics; 17: Foreign Area Study (ASTP) as an Educational Experiment in the Social Sciences; 18: Is a United Europe Possible?; 19: The Concept of Raum and the Theory of Regionalism; 20: France in Algeria—A Problem of Culture Contact; 21: Outline of a Theory of Area Studies; 22: Frontiers between East and West in Europe; 4: Jews and Judaism: A Historical View; 23: Reaction to Domination; 24: The Jews of Vienna; 25: Jewish Morale in Our Times; 26: Munich and the First Zionist Congress; 27: Two Maps of German-Jewish History; 28: A New Learning: Introduction to Franz Rosenzweig; 29: The Arabs and Zionist Policy; 30: Socio-Economic Causes of Anti-Semitism; 31: Adolf Fischhof and His Jewish Followers; 32: Theodor Herzl: A Column of Fire; 33: Some Facts of Intermarriage and Their Consequences for Action; 34: Comments on the American Jewish Scene
Biography
Werner J. Cahnman
