Titlebook: Ideas of Europe since 1914; The Legacy of the Fi Menno Spiering (Director MA in European Studies),M Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisio

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978140391843720; Jahrhundert; 20th century; democracy; Europe; history

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Remembering and Forgetting the First World War in Western Europe,t least intellectually, by those who were to become the most important university teachers of their generation (Craig 1984). Marcel Proust and Maurice Halbwachs were masters of the suffering of mourning and the pain of memory, and because the pieces which interest us here were written during the war

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,Europe and the Lost Generation: William Dieterle’s ,, as D.W. Griffith, Thomas Ince and Cecil B. De Mille. In other words, ‘Hollywood’ would have happened with or without the First World War. Nevertheless, it would be true to say that film production in America between 1914 and 1917 benefited enormously from the reduced European competition. In Europe

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,‘And Down We Went’: Fragments of Interwar Europe Seen from the British Metropolis,lysis to support this argument, and the lack of verifiable knowledge about the past allows for a process where that past is filled with myth rather than history. Such historical myths usually serve to interpret the present, and it is no different with Eliot’s myth of Europe. Dante ‘thought in a way

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,Pacifism and the European Idea: War and Inner Conflict in the Work of Léon Werth,population of the countryside. Concepts such as . and . suddenly seemed robbed of their content. Concerned, the French began to look back with nostalgia and anxiety on a past that most adults could remember from their childhood, but that was now rapidly disappearing.

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Engineering Europe: The European Idea in Interbellum Literature, The Case of ,,ss market for books and the ideology of self-help drove people into the many newly built libraries. Novels proved particularly popular. Not surprisingly, therefore, in that pre-television era, those who felt they had to share a philosophy or plan often opted for the novel as their platform. These ye