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Bosch, Johannes, Fesenbeckh, Jakob and Patzel-Mattern, Katja (Eds.): Studienbuch Körpergeschichte, Heidelberg: heiBOOKS, 2022. https://doi.org/10.11588/heibooks.1031

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08/18/2022

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Johannes Bosch (Ed.), Jakob Fesenbeckh (Ed.), Katja Patzel-Mattern (Ed.)

Studienbuch Körpergeschichte

The body has a history: this realization constitutes the starting point for a history of the body, with several related approaches emerging in the 1970s in various disciplines of the humanities and social sciences. This pioneering research on the subject forms the basis for a variety of studies in recent decades.

This book presents six theoretical approaches that conceive of the body as a historical and cultural object. After an introduction to the theory and methodology of each of them, an exemplary source analysis demonstrates that a theoretically informed approach can be used to create perspectives on the body in history that differ from its commonplace understandings. The book is aimed at advanced students and researchers with an interest in the history of the body and who are looking for a practical introduction to theory-guided work. 

Johannes Bosch is a PhD student at the Department of History at Heidelberg University. He is working on “naturist” movements in the early 20th century and researches the question of how the body should become the starting point for social change in these movements.

Jakob Fesenbeckh is a PhD student at the Departments of History at EHESS Paris and Heidelberg University. He is working on the relation between the modernization of economic leadership practices and political authoritarianism in Germany and France of the 1930th and 1940th.

Katja Patzel-Mattern is Professor of Economic and Social History at the Department of History at Heidelberg University and Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy. Among other things, she works on the history of women, gender, and care, in which she also deals with questions of the history of the body.

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Johannes Bosch, Katja Patzel-Mattern, Jakob Fesenbeckh
Vorwort
Johannes Bosch, Jakob Fesenbeckh
Einleitung
9-21
Johannes Bosch
Ideengeschichte
23-29
Johannes Bosch
Gesellschaftsreform durch Körperbeherrschung
31-42
Johannes Bosch
Diskursanalyse
43-50
Kathrin Kiefer
Alles nur Fleischwunden?
Deutsche Soldaten im Zweiten Weltkrieg, Kriegsverletzungen und der Versuch einer Diskursanalyse
51-61
Jakob Fesenbeckh
Habitus und Herrschaft
63-69
Jakob Fesenbeckh
„Die Soziale Rolle des Ingenieurs“ in Georges Lamirands Leitlinien der Menschenführung
71-84
Jean-Philippe Miller-Tremblay, Nebiha Guiga
„Körpertechniken“ – Marcel Mauss‘ Annäherungen an den bio-psycho-sozialen Körper
85-91
Jean-Philippe Miller-Tremblay
Im Gleichschritt marschieren – eine Körpertechnik
Eine Untersuchung im Anschluss an die Beobachtungen Marcel Mauss‘
93-103
Jakob Fesenbeckh, Nebiha Guiga
Geschichte der Sinne
105-111
Nebiha Guiga
Die Schlacht bei Ebelsberg durch die fünf Sinne – Versuch einer Geschichte der Sinne
113-124
Max Gawlich
Visual History
125-132
Max Gawlich
Das Töpfchenbild und die Körpergeschichte des Kleinkinds
133-147

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