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weimarcultureout00gayp. By Peter Gay. Wikipedia English (1)▾Book scriptnsFirst published 1968, Weimar Culture is one of the masterworks of Peter Gay's distguished reer.
Peter Gay's elegant tale tak up an old theme, the nnectn between culture and polics, that rells ancient Greek bate about art and society. Gay puts forward the ia that culture is " ntuo, tense teractn wh society, and exprsn and cricism of polil reali. In six brief chapters Peter Gay Frdian imag to trace the birth, growth, and ath of the Weimar Republic.
I found this, as wh Gay's other books, to be an extremely eful analysis. Gay do a very solid job of verg a number of topics 145 pag. Among other subjects, Gay discs exprsnism; archecture (cludg Gropi and Bhs); the Warburg and Frankfurt Instut; poetry and the German imagatn; the rejectn of polics durg this perd; the new realism art, such as that of Gee Grosz (but no discsn of da-da); the "new objectivy"; youth movements; the impact of mornism; Heigger and other philosophers; and Spengler and history.