How are politics, emotions and gender interwoven? Stefanie Pilzweger tells the story of the West-German generation of '68 as a »history of feelings,« showing that emotions motivated the actions of the political activists and significantly shaped the historical progression of the social movement. She analyzes the student movement as a male-coded culture of protest and feeling: since male protagonists dominated the protest milieu of the time in terms of numbers and utterances, »masculine« emotional rules were also able to establish themselves as constitutive for the collective emotional balance.
2. Forschungsstand: ›Männlichkeit(en)‹ und ›Emotion(en)‹ als Analysekategorien in der historischen Untersuchung der 68er-Bewegung No access Pages 17 - 28
1. Theorie und Methode No access Pages 31 - 52
2. ›1968‹ als wissenschaftliches und erinnerungspolitisches Konstrukt No access Pages 53 - 68
3. Akteure der Revolte No access Pages 69 - 84
4. Quellen No access Pages 85 - 90
1. Utopie No access Pages 93 - 114
2. Solidarität No access Pages 115 - 138
3. Sprache des Protests No access Pages 139 - 162
4. Provokation No access Pages 163 - 196
5. Generationenkonflikte No access Pages 197 - 226
6. Psychoanalyse No access Pages 227 - 250
7. Sexualität No access Pages 251 - 288
8. Gewalt No access Pages 289 - 320
9. Scheitern No access Pages 321 - 342
1. Zusammenfassung No access Pages 345 - 356
2. Ausblick No access Pages 357 - 358
Quellenverzeichnis No access Pages 359 - 366
Literaturverzeichnis No access Pages 367 - 390
Bildnachweis No access Pages 391 - 392
Chronik der Protestereignisse No access Pages 393 - 410
