Titlebook: Germany‘s Two Unifications; Anticipations, Exper Ronald Speirs (Professor of German),John Breuilly Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisio

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Wendy Faulkner,James Fleck,Robin Williams 1871, claiming a place as the major exponents of the dominant literary form of late realism: narrative prose. Whereas his peers, Theodor Storm and Conrad Ferdinand Meyer, came from the periphery of the German-speaking world, Schleswig and Switzerland respectively, and drew on the historical past an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-12010-8ounded on ruthless and calculated violence, prepared over a number of years, whereas the events leading up to the second unification were in no way anticipated and the peaceful conclusion was unique in German history. The first unification created a country with disputed borders within which were to

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Exploring Heutagogy in Higher EducationGermany’s first unification occurred well over a century ago, the second a little more than a decade ago. Conventional wisdom suggests that the passage of time stabilises understanding and that we would expect more agreement concerning the first unification than the second.

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German Literature and the Foundation of the Second Empire,In this essay I address three main questions: What were the effects of the unification of 7870–71 on the intellectual and literary life of Germany? How was unification anticipated by writers? What light does imaginative literature shed on the process of unification? These are large and complex issues that can only be dealt with in outline here.

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