Die Hanse als mnemonisches Projekt: Von Sartorius über das hansische Arbeiterkleeblatt, Karl Koppmann, Goswin von der Ropp und Konstantin Höhlbaum bis zum „Flotten-Schäfer“
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Die Hanse als mnemonisches Projekt : Von Sartorius über das hansische Arbeiterkleeblatt, Karl Koppmann, Goswin von der Ropp und Konstantin Höhlbaum bis zum „Flotten-Schäfer“. / Jahnke, Carsten.
Der Hansische Geschichtsverein und die Hansegeschichtsforschung seit dem 19. Jahrhundert. red. / Nils Jörn; Jürgen Sarnowsky. Wismar : callidus, 2024. s. 37-69 (Hansische Studien, Bind XXXII).Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Bidrag til bog/antologi › Forskning
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T1 - Die Hanse als mnemonisches Projekt
T2 - Von Sartorius über das hansische Arbeiterkleeblatt, Karl Koppmann, Goswin von der Ropp und Konstantin Höhlbaum bis zum „Flotten-Schäfer“
AU - Jahnke, Carsten
PY - 2024
Y1 - 2024
N2 - The emergence of Hanseatic research in Germany in the first half of the 19th century and the founding of the Hanseatic History Society (Hansischer Geschichtsverein) in 1870/71 did not happen in a scholarly vacuum, but resulted from political considerations of the present. This article will show how, why and by whom the Hanseatic League was anchored as a mnemonic fixed point in the firmament of German historical memory in the 19th century. From the beginnings of Hanseatic research under Georg Sartorius, the arc will then be drawn from Leopold (von) Ranke, Georg Waitz, Christian Wurm, Johann Lappenberg and Gustav Freytag to the four most prominent contributors to the Hanseatic History Society in the 19th century: Karl Koppmann, Baron Goswin von der Ropp, Konstantin Höhlbaum and Dietrich Schäfer. It will not only be shown how they came to Hanseatic research, but also how they tried in different ways to anchor the Hanseatic League in the historical consciousness of the Germans. The thesis will be put forward that the Hanseatic League was used to first give the citizens of the North German cities a medieval history with a contemporary connection before it was built into a general imperial context.
AB - The emergence of Hanseatic research in Germany in the first half of the 19th century and the founding of the Hanseatic History Society (Hansischer Geschichtsverein) in 1870/71 did not happen in a scholarly vacuum, but resulted from political considerations of the present. This article will show how, why and by whom the Hanseatic League was anchored as a mnemonic fixed point in the firmament of German historical memory in the 19th century. From the beginnings of Hanseatic research under Georg Sartorius, the arc will then be drawn from Leopold (von) Ranke, Georg Waitz, Christian Wurm, Johann Lappenberg and Gustav Freytag to the four most prominent contributors to the Hanseatic History Society in the 19th century: Karl Koppmann, Baron Goswin von der Ropp, Konstantin Höhlbaum and Dietrich Schäfer. It will not only be shown how they came to Hanseatic research, but also how they tried in different ways to anchor the Hanseatic League in the historical consciousness of the Germans. The thesis will be put forward that the Hanseatic League was used to first give the citizens of the North German cities a medieval history with a contemporary connection before it was built into a general imperial context.
KW - Det Humanistiske Fakultet
KW - Hanse, research
UR - https://www.callidusverlag.de/callidus_hansischestudien.html
M3 - Bidrag til bog/antologi
SN - 9783949534188
T3 - Hansische Studien
SP - 37
EP - 69
BT - Der Hansische Geschichtsverein und die Hansegeschichtsforschung seit dem 19. Jahrhundert
A2 - Jörn, Nils
A2 - Sarnowsky, Jürgen
PB - callidus
CY - Wismar
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