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SCHOOL: ADVISORS: COMMITTEE MEMBERS: MPACT Status: Incomplete - Not_Inspected Title: Tending the garden: The Kessler-Bodenhausen circle and the cultural politics of imperial Germany Abstract: This dissertation examines the lives and activities of two of imperial Germany's most remarkable liberal "cultural politicians," Count Harry Kessler and Baron Eberhard von Bodenhausen. From the beginning of their association in 1894 until the outbreak of the Great War, these two German aristocrats were at the forefront of the Second Reich's cultural and political life. During these years, Kessler and Bodenhausen were writers, editors and directors of the seminal German arts journal PAN, patrons and promoters of both the Munich and Berlin Secessions, proponents of a secularized religion based on the teachings and example of Friedrich Nietzsche, and key figures in the founding of the arts and crafts school in Weimar that became the Bauhaus. |
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