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a\xc7Zurowski, Maciej\x1e106a(DE-588)1145719058\x1e331 Peter von Oertzen 1924-2008\x1e335 a 
political and intellectual biography\x1e359 by Philipp Kufferath ; translated by Ma
ciej Zurowski\x1e370aA Political and Intellectual Biography\x1e419 \x1faLeiden ; Boston\x1fb
Brill\x1fc2025\x1e425a2025\x1e433 1 Online-Ressource (X,719 Seiten)\x1e451 Historical Materi
alism Book Series ; volume 340\x1e453 BV046672305\x1e455 volume 340\x1e456 340\x1e461bSocial
 Sciences E-Books Online, Collection 2025\x1e521 \x1faAbbreviations -- Introduction: P
olitical Intellectuals and Networks between Science and Politics -- 1 The state 
of research -- 2 The body of source material -- 3 Intellectual History as the so
cial history of ideas dimensions and definitions -- 4 Networks, circles and jour
nals: intellectual groupings and institutions -- 5 The structure of the present 
work -- 1 From National Socialism to Social Democracy: Learning Processes and De
fining Influences in Extreme Times -- 1 Promises of national glory and educated 
bourgeois-aristocratic obstinacy: A culturally elitist German youth between demo
cracy, Nazism, and war -- 2 Reorientation and the search for meaning after the l
oss of a \xa9worldview: From war captivity to the decision to join the SPD -- 3 The
 University of G\xc9ottingen as a nexus of tension in a society in upheaval: Academ
ic pursuits, university politics, and student activism at the onset of the Cold 
War --^\x1e521 \x1fa^4 Intellectual ambitions between science and politics: New theore
tical influences, political mentors, and first steps in the SPD -- 2 Left-Social
ist Identity and Scientific-Political Perspectives: Between Social Democracy, Po
litical Science, Radical Networks and Trade Unions -- 1 A socialist alternative 
beyond the existing power blocs? Unity initiatives and programmatic divisions am
ong left socialists in the SPD (195460) -- 2 The arduous path to recognition as 
a political scientist: The historical council movement and party sociology as ac
ademic fields and political and theoretical interventions -- 3 Farewell to the S
PD ? Syndicalist trends within the New Left amidst the interplay of political in
tervention and trade-union operational logic -- 4 Academic career or party caree
r? Options and decisions -- 3 Dare to Be More Pragmatic! Power, Compromises and 
Perspectives of a Socialist Intellectual in Polarised Times --^\x1e521 \x1fa^1 Unexpec
ted opportunities in the political arena and internal conflicts: The SPD left, t
he 1968 movement, and the conquest of key institutional positions -- 2 Social-De
mocratic education policy: Balancing aspirations for co-determination, governmen
t-imposed restrictions, and conservative counter-mobilisation -- 3 Acid test of 
a programmatic party in government: Finding a compromise between \xa9traditionless 
pragmatism and \xa9revolutionary rigorism -- 4 The conservative \xa9trend reversal and
 the orientation crisis of the SPD left amidst austerity, competing systems, and
 alternative movements -- 4 The (Un)stoppable Departure from Socialism: Conserva
tive Supremacy, Red-Green Hopes, and the Triumph of Market Liberalism -- 1 Explo
ring the scope for a new reformism: The Social-Democratic programme in the era o
f neoliberal confrontation and Green-Alternative competition (19829) --^\x1e521 \x1fa^
2 A missed opportunity for the SPD ? The erosion of \xa9actually existing socialism
 and resistance against an Anschluss to West Germany (198992) -- 3 What remains 
of socialism? \xa9Tradition-building, positional struggles and disappointments -- S
ummary: A Socialist Identity Caught Up in Tensions and Contradictions -- 1 Ident
ity construction and intellectual and political self-conception -- 2 Relationshi
p with Social Democracy -- 3 Engagement with Communism and the radical left -- 4
 Scientific priorities and fields of action -- 5 Networks and reference groups -
- 6 Socialist totality and left reformist strategy -- Bibliography -- Index.\x1e540
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9789004721319\x1fxVerlag\x1fzlizenzpflichtig\x1f3Volltext\x1e656e\x1fuhttps://doi.org/10.1163/9
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.14\x1f2bkl\x1e701f\x1fa15.43\x1f2bkl\x1e710aPolitical scientists / Germany / Biography\x1e710aPol
iticians / Germany / Biography\x1e710aBiographies / http://id.loc.gov/authorities/g
enreForms/gf2014026049\x1e750bThis exhaustive study traces Peter von Oertzens trans
formation from a Berlin upbringing marked by Prussian traditions, conservative r
evolution, and National Socialism to his role as a Marxist and left-wing Social 
Democrat. It explores his dual impact as a political scientist and activist, det
ailing his influence in informal networks, journal projects, and trade union edu
cation initiatives. Navigating the SPD's delicate internal dynamics, Oertzen fac
ed governmental responsibilities and conservative opposition while engaging in d
ialogue with various Marxist, council-socialist, and alternative left currents. 
Awarded the Niedersachsen State History Prize in 2018, this work offers unique i
nsights into 20th-century left Social Democracy\x1e776 \x1fiErscheint auch als\x1fnDruck-
Ausgabe\x1fz9789004705678\x1e902p  118892029           Oertzen, Peter \x88von\x89\x1e902s  4175
053-6           Politologe\x1e903 21\x1eLOWaUBY01\x1e\x1d