02054namaa2200313 cb4500001001200000003000600012005001700018006001900035007000300054007000200057008004100059020003700100024003700137040001600174041000800190100003200198245010400230264003300334300001500367336002600382337003300408338003700441500003700478520097600515856010501491942001001596999001701606952011701623BV005305351DE-7020260617153623.0m|||| o||u| ||||||tu7920527s1980       a|||  |||| 00||| und d  a97818369527499978-1-83695-274-9  a9781836952749a978-1-83695-274-9  cRU-10907106  aeng  aTrommler, Frank4aut969172  aTechno-Cultural RivalrybTransatlantic Competition between the United States and Germany, 1890-1930  aOxfordbBerghahn Booksc2026  a240 Seiten  2rdacontentaTextbtxt  2rdamediaaComputermedienbbc  2rdacarrieraOnline Ressourcebcr  aE-Book / Zugriff nur im Lesesaal  aList of FiguresIntroductionChapter 1. From Stingy Peasants and Romantic Dreamers to the German Industrial StateChapter 2. America and German ScienceChapter 3. Culture as a Catch-up Process: Technology and Efficiency as Guarantors of the NationChapter 4. Technology and Culture: Transatlantic Distances and ChallengesChapter 5. French Enthusiasm for Technology and Deliberations on American CultureChapter 6. The Kaiser, the Engineers, and the Roots of Modernist FunctionalismChapter 7. German Arts and Crafts and American Consumer CultureChapter 8. The Architects Encounter with Technology: Distance and Cross-FertilizationChapter 9. From Modernity to Modernism: A Transatlantic UndertakingChapter 10. The Military, the Engineers, and the Abysses of Sachlichkeit in WarChapter 11. Weimar Culture: Departing from the Old to the New SachlichkeitChapter 12. Weimar: Five Times Technology in Different ContextsConclusion: American Modernism with and without EuropeBibliograph  zVolltextuhttp://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&db=nlabk&AN=4357566  cEB2z  c74196d74196  00102z4070aDHIMbDHIMcONRESd2026-06-17i26-e00426oE-26-e00426p77133r2026-06-17 14:33:00w2026-06-17yEB