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Free-Market Socialists : European Émigrés Who Made Capitalist Culture in America, 1918-196 / Joseph Malherek

Von: Malherek, Joseph [aut]Materialtyp: TextTextSprache: Englisch Budapest Central European University Press 202Beschreibung: 405 SeitenInhaltstyp: Text Medientyp: Computermedien Datenträgertyp: Online RessourceISBN: 9789633864487Genre/Form: Open AccessOnline-Ressourcen: frei zugänglich Zusammenfassung: Acknowledgments Introduction: Whats Socialist about Capitalism? èi"ÅI. New Republics and New Ideas Chapter 1. New Republics and New Ideas: Paul Lazarsfeld in Vienna Chapter 2. Building Socialisms Future: Victor Gruen in Vienna Chapter 3. Bauhaus for the Masses: Moholy-Nagy, from Budapest to Berlin II. Exile and Underground Chapter 4. The Art of Asking Why? : Lazarsfeld in America Chapter 5. Little Dictators, Little Theaters, Little Shops: Street Commerce and Underground Socialism in Vienna before the Anschluss Chapter 6. Design for the Future: From London to Chicago III. New Deal in a New Country Chapter 7. Rockefellers Radio: Lazarsfeld and Mass Communications Research Chapter 8. Planning for Postwar: Gruen and Krummeck in New York and Los Angeles Chapter 9. The Industrialist and the Artist: Walter Paepcke Rescues the Bauhaus IV. Making Postwar America Chapter 10. The Focused Interview becomes the Focus Group : Lazarsfeld and Market Research Chapter 11. A Downtown for the Suburbs: Gruen and the Shopping Center Chapter 12. Moholys Death and the Afterlife of the Bauhaus Conclusion Bibliography Archives and Manuscript Collections In

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Acknowledgments Introduction: Whats Socialist about Capitalism? èi"ÅI. New Republics and New Ideas Chapter 1. New Republics and New Ideas: Paul Lazarsfeld in Vienna Chapter 2. Building Socialisms Future: Victor Gruen in Vienna Chapter 3. Bauhaus for the Masses: Moholy-Nagy, from Budapest to Berlin II. Exile and Underground Chapter 4. The Art of Asking Why? : Lazarsfeld in America Chapter 5. Little Dictators, Little Theaters, Little Shops: Street Commerce and Underground Socialism in Vienna before the Anschluss Chapter 6. Design for the Future: From London to Chicago III. New Deal in a New Country Chapter 7. Rockefellers Radio: Lazarsfeld and Mass Communications Research Chapter 8. Planning for Postwar: Gruen and Krummeck in New York and Los Angeles Chapter 9. The Industrialist and the Artist: Walter Paepcke Rescues the Bauhaus IV. Making Postwar America Chapter 10. The Focused Interview becomes the Focus Group : Lazarsfeld and Market Research Chapter 11. A Downtown for the Suburbs: Gruen and the Shopping Center Chapter 12. Moholys Death and the Afterlife of the Bauhaus Conclusion Bibliography Archives and Manuscript Collections In

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