02640cam a22003254a 4500 19654 19654 12712367 20170117111031.0 020321s2002 enka b 001 0 eng 2002004566 0851158838 (alk. paper) DLC DLC DLC pcc e-uk--- NK 7143 .A1C63 2002 Coatsworth, Elizabeth. The art of the Anglo-Saxon goldsmith : fine metalwork in Anglo-Saxon England : its practice and practitioners / Elizabeth Coatsworth and Michael Pinder. Woodbridge, England : Boydell Press, c2002. xvi, 293 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm. Anglo-Saxon studies Includes bibliographical references and index. Machine generated contents note: PART I: HISTORICITY 1. From Presence to Remembrance: The Transformation of Memory in the German Reformation 25 Craig Koslofsky 2. Memory, History, and the Jewish Question: Universal Citizenship and the Colonization of Jewish Memory 39 Jonathan M. Hess 3. How Nostalgia Narrates Modernity 62 Peter Fritzsche 4. Masters of Memory: The Strategic Use of Autobiographical Memory by the German Nobility 86 Marcus Funck and Stephan Malinowski PART 2: EVERYDAY LIFE 5. Hildesheim in an Age of Pestilence: On the Birth, Death, and Resurrection of Normalcy 107 Andrew Stuart Bergerson 6. Awakening from War: History, Trauma, and Testimony in Heinrich Bell 136 Elizabeth Snyder Hook 7. Memory and Existence: Implications of the Wende 154 Elizabeth A. Ten Dyke PART 3: MATERIALITY 8. An Economy of Memory: Psychiatrists, Veterans, and Traumatic Narratives in Weimar Germany 173 Paul Lerner 9. Public Relations as a Site of Memory: The Case of West German Industry and National Socialism 196 S. Jonathan Wiesen 10. Gender, Public Policy, and Memory: Waiting Wives and War Widows in the Postwar Germanys 214 Elizabeth Heineman Epilogue: Dangerous Memories 239 Steven T Ostovich. Goldwork Great Britain. Goldwork, Medieval Great Britain. Pinder, Michael, 1948- Table of contents http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy033/2002004566.html lcc BOOKS NK 7143 .A1C63 2002 0 0 lcc 0 0 MUC MUC TECH 2017-01-17 Donation(BFA) 0 NK 7143 .A1C63 2002 30387 2018-07-23 2017-01-17 BOOKS