35 Years After Reinhard Koselleck: Asymmetrical Concepts in Politics, Language and Society

Programm

Opening words
(Bernhard Giesen, Konstanz)

Asymmetrical concepts: an emergency introduction
(Kay Junge, Bielefeld, Konstanz; Kirill Postoutenko, Konstanz)

• Philip Manow (Heidelberg): „Us vs. him“ - sacrificial kingship and the origins of democracy in Hobbes’s Leviathan
• Kay Junge (Bielefeld. Konstanz): „Opposition to Government“: institutional prerequisites of legitimacy
• Lynn Murphy, Roberta Piazza (Sussex): Historical semantics and linguistic semantics: identity and asymmetry from a linguistic perspective
• Jan Sawilla (Konstanz): Categorial asymmetry „Bürgertum“ vs. „Masses“ in German social history
• Juha Vuori (Turku): Three takes on counter-revolution: Studying asymmetrical political concepts in the People's Republic of China
• Kirill Postoutenko (Konstanz): Asymmetrical concepts, democracy and totalitarianism in the first part of the 20th century

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http://hsozkult.geschichte.hu-berlin.de/termine/id=13630

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