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Ludwig Klages, Friedrich Salomon Rothschild - Briefwechsel 1929–1956

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Ludwig Klages, Friedrich Salomon Rothschild

Briefwechsel 1929–1956

2023

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Emigration Rothschilds S. 125-130

„… Emigration RothschildsNach Veröffentlichung der »Symbolik des Hirnbaus« 1935 entschließt sich …” „… Landarbeit, Hühner finde ich Emigration Rothschilds126schrecklich, Pflanzen nur sehr schön, wenn man wenig …” „… Margot Rothschild am 5.4.1997.162 Gespräch mit Margot Rothschild am 5.4.1997.Emigration Rothschilds127und …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-6

„… Bewegung . . . . . . . . . . . . 119Emigration Rothschilds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125Klages …”

Zur Herausgabe der »Symbolik des Hirnbaus« im Jahre 1935 S. 55-78

„… . Nach seiner Emigration im Dezember 1933 lebte Walter Mannheim in der im selben Jahr gegründeten …” „… im Grunewald und nach seiner Emigration in seinem Haus in New York ein.Robert von Mendelssohn hat …” „… Jugendliche wie möglich die Emigration in andere Länder organisiert, wieder auf. Sie arbeitet eng mit Paul …”

Einführung S. 7-14

„… Teils des Schriftwechsels, der ca. ein Jahr nach der Emigration Rothschilds nach Palästina, 1936, endete …”

Literatur S. 419-443

„… Jahrhundertwende und Emigration. Haskala Bd. 22. Hildesheim, Zürich, New York: OlmsFavareau, Donald (2010): Laws of …” „… George und das deutsch-jüdische Bürgertum zwischen Jahrhundertwende und Emigration. Hildesheim, Zürich …”

Der Briefwechsel zwischen Friedrich S. Rothschild und Ludwig Klages von 1929–1956 S. 147-418

„… der Emigration nach Palästina auf Bögen mit gedrucktem Briefkopf geschrieben. Nach seiner 1955 …”

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Philip A. Kuhn

Chinese Among Others

2008

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Chapter 3. Imperialism and Mass Emigration S. 107-152

„… C H A P T E R T H R E E - Imperialism and Mass Emigration Mass Chinese emigration began in the …” „… trade transformed the conditions of Chinese emigration and reshaped Chinese communi- ties abroad. As …” „… alike. The effects of the "opening of China" on emigration can be con- sidered in political, social, and …”

Index S. 421-436

„… ; financing of emigration to, 124; recruitment for, 119. See also San Francisco Callao, 134, 145 Cambodia, 56 …” „… of, and migration, 7-54; and nationalism, 239-82; opening of, and emigration, 108-9; Opium Wars and …” „… ; stereotypes of, 208-9, 297. See also overseas communities Chinese emigration, 1-5; in colonial societies …”

Chapter 1. Maritime Expansion and Chinese Migration S. 7-54

„… emigration that went with it, pressures that prodded government toward more pragmatic outlooks. This …” „… interplay between state interests and social dynamism has been shaping Chinese emigration for five centuries …” „… great Ming expeditions can be seen as precursors of China's modern emigration history. But facing Mongol …”

Introduction S. 1-6

„… revealing is this man's experience about the his- tory of Chinese emigration? Clearly, he represents one …” „… Chinese emigration cannot mention, much less cover, every venue of migration or every pattern of …” „… of social and national identity. Central to the process of emigration was China in its successive …”

Preface

„… the Politics of Survival, 1927-1937 By Patricia Stranahan Chinese Among Others: Emigration in Modern …” „… Times By Philip A . Kuhn Chinese Among Others Emigration in Modern Times Philip A. Kuhn ROWMAN …” „… cataloged by the Library of Congress as follows: Kuhn, Philip A. Chinese among others : emigration in modem …”

References Cited S. 399-420

„… . References Cited - 401 Campbell, Persia Crawford. 1923. Chinese coolie emigration to countries within the …” „… : 89-101. Mei, June. 1979. "Socioeconomic origins of emigration: Guangdong to Califor. nia, 1850-1882 …” „… class enemies to patriots: Overseas Chinese and emigration policy and discourse in the People's Republic …”

Chapter 8. The New Migration S. 321-386

„… satellite empire; and 4) the reorienta- tion of Chinese state policies toward emigration. These events are …” „… 's policy toward emigration was foreshadowed by the empire's evolving prag- matism in respect to maritime …” „… Chinese revolutionary history has always played a role in the his- tory of emigration. The effects of 1911 …”

Chapter 2. Early Colonial Empires and Chinese Migrant Communities S. 55-106

„… intrusion of Great Britain into East Asia began to transform the process of Chinese emigration. As clients …” „… collaboration and oppression made emigration to European colonies risky. Yet thousands risked it for the …” „… to the coastal provinces. As trade continued, so did its natural by- product, emigration. l 7 …”

Chapter 4. Communities in the Age of Mass Migration: I. Southeast Asia S. 153-196

„… with-and in large measure depended on-the emigration of myriad Asians to fill the demand for labor in …” „… , if at all, do the Mestizos of the Philippines drop out of the history of Chinese emigration? By the …” „… emigration in the colonial age did not involve entire kinship units (seldom entire families much less lin …”

Chapter 6. Revolution and "National Salvation" S. 239-282

„… court accepted a Chinese diplomat's proposal to repeal the old ban on emigration, a ban long overtaken …” „… September 13, 1893, that definitively scrapped the venerable imperial ban on emigration (which, though …” „… 'storing riches among the people.' Here I petition to have the old prohibition [against emigration …”

Chapter 5. Communities in the Age of Mass Migration: 11. Exclusion From, and In, the Settler Societies S. 197-238

„… - ally all emigration from south China to Southeast Asia as well as to North America and Australasia …” „… , presents a translation of a "Memorandum of Agreement" between an emigrant and an emigration broker whose …”

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Philipp Fink - Late Development in Hungary and Ireland

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Late Development in Hungary and Ireland

Series: Nomos Universitätsschriften - Politik

Volume 168 2009

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Emigration S. 43-46

„… 43 1.2.2 Emigration A further factor in explaining the lack of indigenous industrial capacity is …” „… the unprecedented high level of emigration. Emigration reaped the country of consumers, entrepreneurs …” „… the population leaving the country during the famine were tragically unique, emigration had begun …”

Ireland S. 51-55

„… and continued emigration had implicit effects on the socioeconomic set-up of the country. Increased …” „… non-ideological with a high level of focus on local politics. Recurring mass emigration served to cement the …” „… first born son inherited the farmland, also secured continued emigration. The stabilisation and growing …”

De-industrialisation S. 37-43

„… by two main impediments: deindustrialisation and emigration. Their mutual interaction and their …” „… 1.2.2 Emigration A further factor in explaining the lack of indigenous industrial capacity is the …” „… unprecedented high level of emigration. Emigration reaped the country of consumers, entrepreneurs and workers …”

Protectionism (1932-1958) S. 98-104

„… 98 possibility of emigration then increased popular dissent, leading to the government’s downfall …” „… by inner party turmoil of the Ex-Pro-Treaty faction (Foster 1989: 549). Finally, emigration continued …” „… sustained concentration of farmland (Breen et al. 1990: 35).96 Reduced emigration possibilities to US and …”

Conclusion: Myth or Mirage? S. 242-252

„… labour was left unabsorbed, leading to rural unemployment. In Ireland emigration ensued and Hungary …” „… , emigration relieved the political system from the pressure to act. Consequently, the formation of the …” „… ongoing emigration, which effectively exported dissent. In both cases, agricultural export dependency led …”

The Free State (1922-1932) S. 91-98

„… on the side of policy makers. Reminiscent of Malthusian economics, emigration was accepted as a fact …” „… , the population yearned for stability and consolidation. Finally, the high level of emigration at the …” „… immigration regulations as well as rising unemployment in the major emigration countries, the US and the UK …”

Constrained Industrialisation S. 55-56

„… entailed land-extensive investments, leading to rural unemployment and resulting in emigration. However …” „… ethnical or social nature. In Ireland, emigration repeatedly played the role of relieving the socioeconomic …”

Autonomy, Capacity and Consent S. 104-105

„… development regime arose only after the “Exit” safety valve of emigration temporarily ceased to work, leading …” „… to a decline in popular consent. Hence, emigration was one of the factors of stability and …”

Regime Readjustments in Ireland S. 138-154

„… , emigration levels had dropped substantially, falling to 50% of the 1950s level. Economic recovery was mainly …” „… increase in emigration and uncertain 145 parliamentary majorities, seriously infringed the state’s …” „… population of traditional emigration possibilities in the US and the UK. Hence, rising public dissent erupted …”

The 1958 Revolution? S. 134-138

„… , resulted in a further depression of the economy, leading emigration to rise to levels comparable with the …” „… the emigration related “possessor’s principle” to adhering to a “performer’s ethic” (Lee 1989: 400 …”

Complementarity and Divergence S. 154-155

„… calibration in Ireland. Emigration repeatedly acted as a safety valve. Dissent only compelled the state to …”

Agricultural Export Dependency S. 46-47

„… processing and marketing areas. Thus capital accumulation in Irish agriculture led to emigration, as the …”

Irish Indigenous Industry S. 207-218

„… orientation of indigenous firms towards the internal market. Recurring bouts of unemployment and emigration …” „… led to an average unemployment rate of over 14% during this period and to the highest emigration rates …”

Popular Consent and Dissent S. 59-60

„… can take on the extreme form of emigration, such as in the case of Ireland. In societies, where …”

Capacity and Autonomy S. 57-59

„… can take on the extreme form of emigration, such as in the case of Ireland. In societies, where …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-12

„… of Deindustrialisation 39 The Act of the Union (1801) 42 1.2.2 Emigration 43 The Transformation of …”

Agricultural Specialisation S. 33-37

„… by two main impediments: deindustrialisation and emigration. Their mutual interaction and their …”

Hungary S. 47-51

„… Ireland Process of de-industrialisation and continued emigration had implicit effects on the socioeconomic …”

Re-feudalisation S. 28-33

„… population fuelled emigration and crippled the industrial development of the country. In both countries …”

Poverty, Inequality and the Irish State S. 233-238

„… the emigration of marginalised groups” (Whelan/Layte 2004: 91). As a result, the Malthusian Irish …”

Irish Income Inequality S. 218-225

„… throughout the 1980s. Lower skilled employees withdrew from the labour market via emigration or postponed …”

Introduction S. 17-27

„… socioeconomic elites from the pressure to react (Mjøset 1992). Regime change took place, when the emigration …”

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Florian Kech - Kritik der holistischen Vernunft

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Kritik der holistischen Vernunft

2012

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Emigration S. 31-33

„… Eifer nicht entziehen. Bohr war damals überhaupt unwiderstehlich“ (Popper 2001b: 1). 3.1.5 Emigration …”

Literaturverzeichnis S. 189-202

„… ): Wissenschaft zwischen den Kulturen. Österreichische Hochschullehrer in der Emigration 1933 – 1945, Frankfurt a …” „… Ethik, Stuttgart. Stadler, Friedrich (1997a): Die andere Kulturgeschichte am Beispiel von Emigration und …”

Vorwort S. 7-12

„… Normalzustand 29 3.1.5 Emigration 313.2 Zirkeltraining: Das Umfeld des Wiener Kreises 33 3.2.1 Zur …”

Krise als Normalzustand S. 29-31

„… . Bohr war damals überhaupt unwiderstehlich“ (Popper 2001b: 1). 3.1.5 Emigration Als Popper von seinem …”

Poppers Hang zur Schwarz-Weiß-Malerei S. 120-123

„… geworden: „Als der Emigrationsdruck Mitte der 1930er Jahre wuchs, rächte sich, dass er fast alle Wiener …”

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Hendrik Birus

Gesammelte Schriften

2022

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Poetische Emigration: Zu Goethes »Hegire« S. 520-528

„… emigrationSo rütteln sie jetzt an den fünf Büchern Moses, und wenn die vernich-tende Kritik irgend schädlich …” „… die Schreibweise Jean Pauls, Stuttgart 1986, S. 41.526 |poetische emigration»mit Caravanen« (v. 21 …” „… Poetische Emigration: Zu Goethes »Hegire«IGoethes an der Schwelle des Greisenalters entstandener …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-8

„… »West-östlicher Divan« als hybride Poesie . . . . . . . . . . 511Poetische Emigration: Zu Goethes …”

Nachweis der Erstpublikationen S. 658-662

„… Slavjanskoj Kultury 2013, S. 24 – 33.Poetische Emigration: Zu Goethes »Hegire«, in: Gedichte von Johann …”

Begegnungsformen des Westlichen und Östlichen in Goethes »West-östlichem Divan« S. 497-510

„… vorangehende Mottogedicht ein Gegenbild solcher Emigration: nämlich jene »glücklichen (jetzt möchte man 6 Der …”

Goethes imaginativer Orientalismus S. 425-446

„… l’art geradezu entgegengesetzt. Denn wenn seine hiǧra (arab. ›Emigration, Auswanderung‹) – oder »Hegire …”

Goethes ›Divan-Jahre‹ S. 384-405

„… ., 17)So verschieden beide ›Ankündigungen‹ sind – die einer poetischen Emigra-tion (hiǧra) aus einer …”

Goethes Idee der Weltliteratur: Eine historische Vergegenwärtigung S. 9-33

„… »Hegire« (arab. hiǧra ›Emi-gration‹) – nach seinen eigenen Worten – aus der inneren Notwendigkeit …”

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