5戰敗文化：目錄

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Achilles

Adams, Charles Francis, Jr.

Adams, Henry

Adams, Michael C.C.

Aeneas

Agadir, standoff at

Agamemnon

Agathon generation

Agincourt, battle of (1415)

airplane, myth of

Ajax

Algeria

Alsace-Lorraine

Altrichter, Friedrich

American Civil War

American Indians

Americanism

American Revolution

American South, See also New South; Old South

anticolonialism

antisemitism

Apocalypse

Appomattox, surrender at (1865)

Arthur, King

Athens, See also Greece, ancient

“August experience” (1914)

Austerlitz, battle of (1805)

Austria

Austro-Prussian invasion (1792)

Baden, Prince Max von

Balzac, Honoré de

barbarians or savages

Barbarossa, Friedrich

Barbier, Jules

Barrès, Maurice

Bartov, Hanoch

Bastille Day

Bazaine, Achille-François

Becker, Carl Heinrich

Belgian neutrality, treaty on

Benda, Julien

Benn, Gottfried

Bergson, Henri

Berlin

Wall, breach of

as world city

Bert, Paul

Bethmann-Hollweg, Theobold von

betrayal

Bialer, Uri

bicycle

Billacois, François

Bismarck, Herbert von

Bismarck, Otto von

blacks, civil rights for

Blanc, Louis

Blanqui, Louis-Auguste

blitzkrieg

Bloch, Marc

Blücher, Gerhard von

Boehm, Max Hildebert

Bojano, Filipo

Bolsheviks

Bonaparte, Louis

Bonapartism

Bouchor, Maurice

Boulanger, Georges-Ernest-Jan-Marie

Boulangism

Brady, Robert A.

Bramsted, Ernest K.

Brest-Litovsk, peace of

Brieux, Eugène

Brockdorff-Rantzau, Ulrich von

Brunhilde

Brutus

Buchan, John

Burckhardt, Jakob

Bush, George W.

Cabet, Etienne

Caillois, Roger

Calhoun, John C.

Calverton, V.F.

Canetti, Elias

Cannae plan

Caro, Elme

Carlyle, Thomas

Carnot, Hippolyte

Carthage

Cash, W.J.

Cassirer, Ernst

catharsis

Catholic Counterreformation

Catholicism

cavalier, myth of

Cecil, Lord Robert

Chaplin, Charles

Charlemagne

Charles Edward (“Bonnie Prince Charlie”)

Cherbuliez, Charles Victor

Chesnut, Mary Boykin

Chevalier, Michel

chivalry, cult of

Christ

Churchill, Winston

civilization

Clausewitz, Carl von

Clemenceau, Georges

coalitions, victorious

Cold War

Colet, Louise

colonialism

Communism

Confederacy, American

Congress on World Peace (1874)

Connelly, Thomas L.

consumerism

contagion

Cooke, Jay

Cooke, John Esten

Cooper, James Fenimore

Cossmann, Paul

Coubertin, Pierre de

Coulanges, Fustel de

Cousin, Victor

Crécy, battle of (1346)

Culloden, battle of (1745)

cult of the wound

Curtius, Ernst Robert

Daitz, Werner

dance mania

David, Jacques-Louis

DeBow, James D. B.

decadence

décapitalisation

défense nationale

DeForest, John W.

Dehio, Ludwig

Delacroix Eugène

DeLeon, Edwin

demonization of enemy

Depression

Déroulède, Paul

Desgrange, Henri

Deutsche Hochschule für Politik

Dirks, Walter

Dixon, William Hepworth

Drapeyron, Ludovic

dreamland (unreality)

Dreyfus affair

Droysen, Johann Gustav

Drumont, Edouard

dueling

Dumas, Alexandre

Dumouriez, Charles-François

Early, Jubal

East Germany

Ebert, Friedrich

Eckenrode, Hamilton James

Ecole libre

economy

Edmonds, Richard H.

educational reform

Egypt

Ehrlich, Paul

Eiffel, Alexandre-Gustave

Eiffel Tower

Eisner, Kurt

élan vital

Elias, Norbert

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

Engels, Friedrich

England See also Great Britain

image of, in France

Entente of WWI

“ethical imperialism”

Etienne, Eugène

Eugénie, Empress of France

Eulenspiegel, Till

evil, representative of

fall, meaning of

Fascism

Fashoda (1898)

father-tyrant

Faulkner, William

Favre, Jules

Felix, David

Ferguson, Adam

Ferry, Jules

Fichte, Johann Gottlieb

fire imagery

Fitzhugh, George

Flagler, Henry M.

Flaubert, Gustave

Foch, Ferdinand

Ford, Henry

Fordism

Forgie, George B.

Forrester, Vivian

Fourier, Charles

Fox-Genovese, Elizabeth

France

First Republic

Second Empire

Third Republic

Franco-Prussian War (1870–71)

Frankfurt, treaty of (1871)

Franks, Gauls vs.

Frantz, Konstantin

Frémiet, Emmanuel

French Revolution of 1789

French Revolution of 1848

French vendée (insurrection of 1793–96)

Freud, Sigmund

Fried, Ferdinand

Frondists

Fuller, John Frederick Charles

Gaines, Francis Pendleton

Galléni, Joseph Simon

Galliffet, Gaston Alexandre Auguste

Gambetta, Léon

Gandhi, Mahatma

Gamier, Francis

Gauls, Franks vs.

Gautier, Léon

Geheeb, Paul

Geist (German spirit)

gender, philosophy of

Genovese, Eugene

Geoffrey of Monmouth

German capitulation of

German empire

German Revolution of November

German unification

Germany. See also Weimar Republic

image of, in America

image of, in France

Wilhelminian

Gettysburg, battle of (1863)

Geyer, Michael

Gibbon, Edward

Giese, Fritz

Girardet, Raoul

girls and girlism

globalization

Goebbels, Joseph

Goering, Hermann

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang

Goltz, Colmar von der

Goncourt, Edmond de

Gottl-Ottlilienfeld, Friedrich

Gouraud, Henri-Joseph

Gourmont, Rémy de

Grady, Henry W.

Grant, Ulysses S.

Grayson, William

Great Britain See also England

Greece, ancient

Greeley, Horace

Grévy, Jules

Grimm, Hermann

Groener, Wilhelm

Guizot, François

Gulf War

Gurlitt, Ludwig

gymnastique

Hadamovsky, Eugen

Haffner, Sebastian

Hagen

Haig, Douglas

Halévy, Daniel

Hamlet (Shakespeare)

Hammond, James Henry

Hannibal

Harris, Joel Chandler

Hartmann, Eduard von

Hastings, battle of (1066)

Hector

Hegel, Georg W.F.

Helfferich, Karl

Hentig, Hans von

heroic defeat

heroic sacrifice

hero vs. shopkeeper

Herwegh, Georg

Heuss, Theodor

Hielscher, Friedrich

Hill, Daniel Harvey

Hindenburg, Paul von

Hindenburg Program

Hinneberg, Herbert

Hiroshima

Hitler, Adolf

Hollywood

Holocaust

Homer

homme machine

Homze, Edward L.

Horney, Karen

Hugo, Victor

Huizinga, Johan

humanism

Humboldt, Wilhelm von

Hume, David

Hundred Years War

Huntington, Collis

hyperinflation

Iliad

“Im Felde unbesiegt” (undefeated on the field of battle)

imperialism

India

Indochina

Indonesia

industrialization

infection and contamination (image)

inflation

intelligentsia (intellectuals)

internationalism

Iranian hostage crisis

Italy

Jackson, Andrew

Jackson, Thomas J. “Stonewall”

Jacobins, See also Radicals, French

Jacoby, Russell

Jaeckh, Ernst

Jahn, Friedrich Ludwig

James, Henry

Japan

Jefferson, Thomas

Jena-Auerstedt, battle of (1806)

Jews

Joan of Arc

Joffre, Joseph-Jacques-Césaire

Johnson, Andrew

Josephine, Empress of France

July Revolution of 1830

June Club

Jung, Edgar

Jünger, Ernst

Jutland, battle of (1916)

Kant, Immanuel

Kessler, Count Harry

Keynes, John Maynard

Keyserling, Hermann

King, Edward

Koch, Robert

Königgrätz / Sadowa, battle of (1866)

Koselleck, Reinhart

Kovner, Abba

Kracauer, Siegfried

Kruedener, Jürgen von

Ku Klux Klan

Lafayette, Marie Joseph

Laisant, Charles Anne

Lampedusa, Tomaso

La Rochefoucauld, François de

Laufenberg, Heinrich

Lavigerie, Charles

Lavisse, Ernest

League of Nations

Leblanc, Maurice

Le Bon, Gustave

Le Conte, Emma

Le Corbusier (Charles Edouard Jenneret)

Lederer, Emil

Lee, Robert E.

Legaré, Hugh Swinton

Lenient, Charles

Lenin, V.I.

Leonidas, King of Sparta

Lequis, Arnold

Leroy-Beaulieu, Paul

levée en masse (mass mobilization)

Lewal, Jules

Lichtenberger, Henri

Liebknecht, Karl

Light Brigade, charge of

Lincoln, Abraham

Littré, Emile

Lloyd George, David

Locarno Pact of 1925

Longstreet, James

losers in battle, winners in spirit

Lost Cause

Louis XIV, King of France

Ludendorff, Erich

Luftwaffe

Luraghi, Raimondo

Maccabee, Judah

McClellan, George B.

Mächler, Martin

McKim, Randolph

McKitrick, Eric L.

MacMahon, Marshal

McPherson, James

Mangin, Charles-Marie

Mann, Golo

Mann, Heinrich

Marat

Marianne (symbol of French republic)

Marne, battle of (1914)

martyrdom

Marx, Karl

Marxism

masculinization (virilisation)

mass culture

Maurice, Frederick

Maurras, Charles

Mausnier, Roland

Mauss, Marcel

Melville, Herman

Menelaus

Mercié, Antonin

Metz, battle of

Mexican War of 1848

Michelet, Jules

Middle Ages

Mierendorff, Carlo

militarism

military socialism

Milton, John

Mirabeau, Honoré Gabriel

Mitchell, Margaret

Moellendorff, Wichard von

Moeller van den Bruck, Arthur

Moltke, Helmut James

Moltke, Helmut von

Mommsen, Theodor

Monarchists, French

Monluc, Blaise de

Monroe Doctrine

Montaigne, Michel de

Moore, Barrrington, Jr.

moral purification, See also

purification

Morocco crises (1905, 1911)

Müller-Meiningen, Ernst

Mussolini, Benito

Napoleon I

Napoleon III

Napoleonic Wars

nationalism

“new”

National Socialism (Nazism)

Naumann, Friedrich

New Objectivity

New South

Nibelungenlied

Niekisch, Ernst

Nietzsche, Friedrich

Night of the Long Knives

Nixon, Richard

Nolan, Mary

Nolte, Ernst

Nordau, Max

Northcliffe, Lord

Northern Africa

O’Brien, Michael

Old South

Olympic Games

Oppenheimer, Franz

Opportunists, French

Osterweis, Rollin G.

pacifism

Page, Thomas Nelson

Page, Walter Hines

Paris, Gaston

Paris (in Greek legend)

Paris, as world city

Paris Commune (1871)

Parrington, Vernon L.

Pearl Harbor

Peloponnesian War

Pershing, John J.

Persia

Peukert, Detlev

Picht, Werner

Pickett, George E.

“plantation novels”

Plenge, Johann

Plummer, Herbert

Politisches Kolleg

Pollard, Edward A.

Porsche, Ferdinand

Potter, David M.

Prévost-Paradol, Lucien-Anatole

propaganda

Proudhon, Pierre Joseph

Prussia

model of, in France

purification. See also moral purification

Puritan Roundheads

Pyat, Félix

Quinet, Edgar

racism

radical nationalist right, German

Radicals, French, See also Jacobins

Ranke

Rathenau, Walther

rationalization

Realpolitik

Reconstruction, American

Reichshofen, battle of

Reiners, Ludwig

religion, See also Catholicism; Christ

Renan, Ernest

renewal

reparations

Republicans, American

Republicans, French

ressentiment

revanche

colonialism and

Ritter, Carl

Robertson, William

Robert the Bruce of Scotland

Rochefort, Henri

Roehrich, Edouard

Rohrbach, Paul

Roland, Song of

Rome, ancient

Roncesvalles, battle of

Rosenberg, Arthur

Rosenstock, Eugen

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques

Rühlmann, Paul

Russia. See also Soviet Union

Revolution of 1917

Russo-Japanese War of 1905

“sacred society”

Saenger, Alwin

Saint-Bonnet, Blanc de

Saint-Simon, Claude Henri

Sand, George (Amandine Lucile Aurore Dupin)

Saracens

Saragossa

Sartre, Jean-Paul

scapegoats

Scharnhorst, Gerhard Johann

Schaukal, Richard von

Scheidemann, Philipp

Scheler, Max

Schelling, Friedrich von

Scheuch, Heinrich

Schinkel, Karl Friedrich

Schlieffen, Alfred von

Schmalenbach, Eugen

Schmitt, Carl

Schulze-Delitzsch, Hermann

Schurz, Carl

scientific management. See Taylorism

Scotland

Scott, Walter

Sedan, battle of (1870)

Ségur, Louis Philippe

Seven Years War

Shakespeare, William

Sheridan, Philip Henry

Sherman, William T.

Sicilian expedition

Siegfried

Simmel, Georg

Simms, William Gilmore

Simon, Jules

Simpson, Lewis P.

Sinclair, Upton

slavery

emancipation and

Smith, Adam

Social Darwinism

Social Democratic Party (SPD), German

“social economy”

socialism. See also war socialism

Sombart, Werner

“Southern Agrarians”

Soviet Union

collapse of

Spahn, Martin

Spanish-American War (1898)

Sparta

Spartacists

Spengler, Oswald

sports

stab-in-the-back legend (Dolchstoss)

Staël, Germaine de

Stampp, Kenneth

Stein, Friedrich von

Steiner, Rudolf

Steinmetz, Charles

Stendhal (Henri Beyle)

Sternhell, Zeev

Stern-Rubarth, Edgar

Stevens, Thaddeus

Stewart, Dugald

Stoffel, Eugène Georges

Stowe, Harriet Beecher

Strauss, David Friedrich

Stresemann, Gustav

Stuart, James E.B.

Sudeten crisis of 1938

Suhrkamp, Peter

Taine, Hippolyte

Tate, Allen

Taylor, Frederick W.

Taylor, W. R.

Taylorism

technology

Thermopylae, battle of

Thiers, Adolphe

Third Punic War

Tilsit, battle of (1807)

Timrod, Henry

Tocqueville, Alexis de

Tönnies, Ferdinand

totalitarianism

Tourgée, Albion W.

Toynbee, Arnold

Trafalgar

Transcendentalism

treason accusations

Treitschke, Heinrich von

Trochu, Louis

Troeltsch, Ernst

trope (trophy)

Trotha, Adolf von

Trotter, Wilfred

Troy

Tucholsky, Kurt

Tunesia

Turner, Nat

Twain, Mark

Ufa (film studio)

Uncle Tom’s Cabin (Stowe)

unconditional surrender

Union

universalism

Urwick, L.

utopianism

Valmy, battle of

Vanderbilt, Cornelius

Veblen, Thorstein

Venedey, Jakob

Vercingetorix

Verdun

Verne, Henri

Versailles, Treaty of (1919)

vertigo (Schwindel)

victor, learning from

victory

as curse

unworthy

Vietnam War

Virgil

Volk (“people”)

Volksgemeinschaft (“folk community”)

Volkshochschule (“adult school”)

Volkswagen

Voltaire (François Marie Arouet)

Wagner, Martin

Wagner, Richard

Waldeck-Rousseau, René

war

of attrition

cabinet or limited

civilized vs. barbaric

democratization of

“of education”

rules of

sports and

total

Warburg, Max

Warren, Robert Penn

war socialism

Waterloo, battle of (1815)

Weber, Max

Weimar Republic

Westermann, Franz

wheel of fortune (victory and defeat)

“whipping,” vs. defeat

Wiese, Leopold von

Wilhelm I

Wilhelm II

William the Conqueror

Wilson, Edmund

Wilson, Woodrow

Winter, Gustav

Wolfe, Thomas

Wolffheim, Fritz

Woodward, C. Vann

world city

World Trade Center

“world civil war”

World War I (Great War). See also German capitulation of 1918

World War II

Wyneken, Gustav

Yankee, image of, in South

Young, George

Ziekursch, Johannes

Zola, Emile