Papers by Janosch Steuwer
Private Life and Privacy in Nazi Germany, 2019
A Particular Kind of Privcy: Accessing the 'Private' in National Socialism, in: Elizabeth Harvey/... more A Particular Kind of Privcy: Accessing the 'Private' in National Socialism, in: Elizabeth Harvey/Johannes Hürter/Maiken Umbach/Andreas Wirsching (Hg.): Private Life and Privacy in Nazi Germany, Cambridge 2019, S. 30-54.
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Janosch Steuwer/Rüdiger Graf (Hg.): Selbstreflexionen und Weltdeutungen. Tagebücher in der Geschichte und der Geschichtsschreibung des 20. Jahrhunderts, 2015
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Thorsten Beigel/Georg Eckert (Hg.): Populismus. Varianten von Volksherrschaft in Geschichte und Gegenwart, 2017
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Zeitschrift für Ideengeschichte, 2016
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Archiv für Sozialgeschichte, 2013
Forschungsbericht aus dem Archiv für Sozialgeschichte 53 (2013)
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Mittelweg 36, 2014
Aufsatz aus der Zeitschrift Mittelweg 36 1/2014
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Geschichte und Gesellschaft, 2020
Children and Their Reality. Childhood Objects and Social Differences in the Early 1970s At the be... more Children and Their Reality. Childhood Objects and Social Differences in the Early 1970s At the beginning of the 1970s, new social criticism in West Germany accused children's books, songs, toys and the like of locking children into a ghetto of cuteness and secrecy, cutting them off from social reality. This criticism spurred the creation of new childhood items aimed at opening up age-appropriate access to the adult world for children. In the process, this demand also raised the question of how to deal with social inequalities and hierarchies. This article shows how this new kids' material culture of the 1970s became a focal point in public debates over social inequalities, and how it promoted engagement with social difference as a necessary part of childhood for both parents and children.
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Geschichte und Gesellschaft, 2020
Childhood and social inequality are inextricably linked in contemporary social imagination. Helpi... more Childhood and social inequality are inextricably linked in contemporary social imagination. Helping disadvantaged children is seen as the most efficient way to curb social inequality. However, this approach has its own history. This essay argues that it was not until around 1970 that changing notions of childhood centered around the idea of equality of opportunity (Chancengleichheit) opened up a vast field of economic, social and cultural interventions that fundamentally transformed both the debates on social inequality and the social organization of childhood. These changes
were, however, contradictory. While ever-expanding initiatives attempted to erase differences in childhood, at the same time they created new social hierarchies and distinctions.
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were, however, contradictory. While ever-expanding initiatives attempted to erase differences in childhood, at the same time they created new social hierarchies and distinctions.
were, however, contradictory. While ever-expanding initiatives attempted to erase differences in childhood, at the same time they created new social hierarchies and distinctions.