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Die visuelle Repräsentation der »englischen« Freiheit

Die Entstehung der englischen Freiheitssymbolik und ihre Verwendung in Graphiken des 17. bis 19. Jahrhunderts
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2021
ISBN-Print
978-3-8288-4705-7
ISBN-Online
978-3-8288-7793-1
Publisher
Tectum, Baden-Baden
Language
German
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296
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  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access I - XII
  2. Einleitung No access 1 - 6
      1. I. Die Entwicklung der Magna Charta zu einem Sinnbild der »englischen Freiheit« No access
          1. a) Die Magna Charta als Mittel der Kritik im 17. Jahrhundert No access
          2. b) Die Magna Charta als Mittel der Kritik an »Premierminister« Walpole No access
          3. c) Die Magna Charta als Mittel der Regierungskritik in der Nach-Walpole-Ära No access
          4. d) Die Magna Charta als Mittel der Kritik an Regierungsmitgliedern nach 1760 No access
          5. e) Die Magna Charta als Mittel der Kritik an Nichtregierungsmitgliedern No access
            1. aa) Visuelle Rechts- und Verfassungsverteidigung in der Wapole-Ära No access
            2. bb) Visuelle Rechts- und Verfassungsverteidigung in der Nach-Walpole-Ära No access
            3. cc) Die grafschaftliche Vereinigungs- und Petitionsbewegung als Wahrer der Verfassung No access
          2. b) Die Magna Charta als Mittel der Verherrlichung von Personen No access
      1. I. Die Einführung der Libertas und ihres Attributs in die englische Kunst No access
          1. a) Die Libertas als Mittel der Kritik in der Regierungszeit von Königin Anna No access
          2. b) Libertas und Freiheitsmütze als Mittel der Kritik in der Ära der Whig-Suprematie No access
          3. c) Libertas und Freiheitsmütze als Mittel der Kritik nach dem Thronwechsel von 1760 No access
          1. a) Die Libertas und die Freiheitsmütze als bildlicher Ausdruck des Triumphes der Freiheit No access
          2. b) Libertas und Freiheitsmütze als Mittel der Verherrlichung von Personen No access
        3. 3. Travestierende Verwendungen der Libertas und der Freiheitsmütze No access
    3. Drittes Kapitel: Die Britannia mit Freiheitsmütze als spezifische Verkörperung der »englischen (britischen) Freiheit« No access
      1. I. Der Freiheitsbaum No access
      2. II. Personifizierungen Amerikas mit Freiheitsmütze No access
      1. I. Drucke mit einer wohlwollenden Haltung gegenüber der Revolution No access
      2. II. System- und regierungskritische Graphiken mit Bezugnahmen auf die Revolution No access
      3. III. Graphiken auf Protagonisten der Kontroverse um die Revolution in Großbritannien No access
      1. I. Graphiken auf die Beseitigung der »wahren« Freiheit oder auf ihre Verdrängung durch die »falsche« Freiheit der Revolution No access
      2. II. Graphiken auf die gute »britische Freiheit« und die sie gewährende Verfassung No access
      3. III. Antifranzösische Graphiken aus der napoleonischen Zeit No access
      1. I. Graphiken mit Darstellungen der Magna Charta Libertatum No access
          1. a) Die Libertas No access
          2. b) Die Freiheitsmütze No access
        2. 2. Die Freiheitsmütze als Erkennungszeichen für den »Jakobinismus« No access
    4. Viertes Kapitel: Der Freiheitsbaum als »ausländisches« Freiheitssymbol in englischen Druckgraphiken No access
      1. I. Graphiken vom Ausbruch der Französischen Revolution bis zum Ende der Ära des Massenradikalismus im Jahr 1821 No access
      2. II. Graphiken aus den 1820er und frühen 1830er Jahren No access
      1. I. Freiheitssymbole als Attribut No access
        1. 1. Das »heroische Zeitalter des Volksradikalismus« No access
        2. 2. Die Zeit der Reformagitation der frühen 1830er Jahre No access
      1. I. Die Magna Charta Libertatum No access
        1. 1. Von den Anfängen bis zum Ausbruch der Französischen Revolution No access
        2. 2. Die Zeit der Französischen Revolution No access
        3. 3. Von der Herrschaft Napoleons bis zum Reform Act von 1832 No access
      3. III. Ergänzende Sinnbilder der Freiheit No access
      1. I. Von den Anfängen bis zum Ausbruch der Französischen Revolution No access
      2. II. Das Zeitalter der Französischen Revolution No access
      3. III. Von der Jahrhundertwende bis zum Reform Act von 1832 No access
  6. Literaturverzeichnis No access 279 - 296

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