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WEIMAR CULTURE : THE OUTSIR AS INSIR PETER GAY (SEEKER
Weimar Berl: Weimar culture, by Peter Gay. urn:lcp:weimarcultureout0000gayp_e8d2:lcpdf:93f3033f-4128-41e9-af13-87fcc15d193d. urn:lcp:weimarcultureout0000gayp_e8d2:epub:10ae2a69-3fc7-4862-acd6-7b00ec5bfc50.
weimarcultureout0000gayp_e8d2. I would have thought that Ernst Rger was a more central figure than Profsor Gay suggts and I would have thought that Hans Zehrer and the Tatkreis should have been mentned. The ste system William H's Germany pro- voked the outsir to creative prOtt and then, as Profsor Gay puts , the Weiar Republic turned the tabl and the outsir was put to mand or somethg like .
Gay's, study serv, special praise for, s emphasis, upon the importance of the atmosphere of, Berl_ the tellectual and artistic life of the Weimar Republic, and also for s emphasis upon the ntributn of Herich and Thomas Mann. Profsor Gay do suggt that there was somethg like a ath-wish, somethg suicidal about the Weimar Republic. Profsor Gay's acunt of German life the 'twenti provis stctive parisons wh the problems of our own time, the nflict between generatns, the applitn of psychiatry, and so on.