Political epistemics: the secret police, the opposition, and the end of East German socialism
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index Understandings, politics, and institutions -- Socialism as a self-fulfilling prophecy : the party's project. From Marx to conscious social transformation ; Aporias of producing right consciousness -- Contingencies and dynamics of understanding : the theory. Constituting understandings through validations ; Dialectics in spaces of validation -- Becoming socialist men : the Stasi officers. Guardians of the party state ; Stasi culture : authority, networks, and discourses -- Disenchantment, disengagement, opposition : the dissidents. When someone's Eden becomes another's purgatory ; Forming groups, organizing opposition -- Policing understandings : reproducing misunderstandings. Attempting to know and control the opposition -- Paralyzing uncertainties <DIV></DIV> What does the durability of political institutions have to do with how actors form knowledge about them? Andreas Glaeser investigates this question in the context of a fascinating historical case: socialist East Germanys unexpected self-dissolution in 1989. His analysis builds on extensive in-depth interviews with former secret police officers and the dissidents they tried to control as well as research into the documents both groups produced. In particular, Glaeser analyzes how these two opposing factions understanding of the socialist project came to change in response to countless everyday experiences. These investigations culminate in answers to two questions: why did the officers not defend socialism by force? And how was the formation of dissident understandings possible in a state that monopolized mass communication and group formation? He also explores why the Stasi, although always well informed about dissident activities, never developed a realistic understanding of the phenomenon of dissidence. Out of this ambitious study, Glaeser extracts two distinct lines of thought. On the one hand he offers an epistemic account of socialisms failure that differs markedly from existing explanations. On the other hand he develops a theorya sociology of understandingthat shows us how knowledge can appear validated while it is at the same time completely misleading |
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| spelling | Glaeser, Andreas Verfasser aut Political epistemics the secret police, the opposition, and the end of East German socialism Andreas Glaeser Chicago University of Chicago Press ©2011 xxxiii, 606 pages txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Chicago studies in practices of meaning Includes bibliographical references and index Understandings, politics, and institutions -- Socialism as a self-fulfilling prophecy : the party's project. From Marx to conscious social transformation ; Aporias of producing right consciousness -- Contingencies and dynamics of understanding : the theory. Constituting understandings through validations ; Dialectics in spaces of validation -- Becoming socialist men : the Stasi officers. Guardians of the party state ; Stasi culture : authority, networks, and discourses -- Disenchantment, disengagement, opposition : the dissidents. When someone's Eden becomes another's purgatory ; Forming groups, organizing opposition -- Policing understandings : reproducing misunderstandings. Attempting to know and control the opposition -- Paralyzing uncertainties <DIV></DIV> What does the durability of political institutions have to do with how actors form knowledge about them? Andreas Glaeser investigates this question in the context of a fascinating historical case: socialist East Germanys unexpected self-dissolution in 1989. His analysis builds on extensive in-depth interviews with former secret police officers and the dissidents they tried to control as well as research into the documents both groups produced. In particular, Glaeser analyzes how these two opposing factions understanding of the socialist project came to change in response to countless everyday experiences. These investigations culminate in answers to two questions: why did the officers not defend socialism by force? And how was the formation of dissident understandings possible in a state that monopolized mass communication and group formation? He also explores why the Stasi, although always well informed about dissident activities, never developed a realistic understanding of the phenomenon of dissidence. Out of this ambitious study, Glaeser extracts two distinct lines of thought. On the one hand he offers an epistemic account of socialisms failure that differs markedly from existing explanations. On the other hand he develops a theorya sociology of understandingthat shows us how knowledge can appear validated while it is at the same time completely misleading Germany (East) / Ministerium für Staatssicherheit fast Deutschland (DDR) / Ministerium für Staatssicherheit gnd Deutschland (DDR); Ministerium für Staatssicherheit idszbz Deutschland (DDR) / Ministerium für Staatssicherheit swd Germany (East) Ministerium für Staatssicherheit Deutschland DDR Ministerium für Staatssicherheit (DE-588)2065138-7 gnd rswk-swf Germany (East) / Politics and government Germany (East). Ministerium fur̈ Staatssicherheit Socialism / Europe, Eastern Socialism / Germany (East) Political Science History Social Science POLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Ideologies / Communism & Socialism bisacsh Politics and government fast Socialism fast Staatssozialismus gnd Staatssozialismus idszbz Opposition idszbz Staatssozialismus swd Geschichte Politik Socialism Germany (East) Socialism Europe, Eastern Staatssozialismus (DE-588)4182676-0 gnd rswk-swf Deutschland DDR (DE-588)4011890-3 gnd rswk-swf Deutschland DDR (DE-588)4011890-3 g Staatssozialismus (DE-588)4182676-0 s Deutschland DDR Ministerium für Staatssicherheit (DE-588)2065138-7 b 1\p DE-604 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
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| title | Political epistemics the secret police, the opposition, and the end of East German socialism |
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| title_full | Political epistemics the secret police, the opposition, and the end of East German socialism Andreas Glaeser |
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| title_sort | political epistemics the secret police the opposition and the end of east german socialism |
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| topic | Germany (East) / Ministerium für Staatssicherheit fast Deutschland (DDR) / Ministerium für Staatssicherheit gnd Deutschland (DDR); Ministerium für Staatssicherheit idszbz Deutschland (DDR) / Ministerium für Staatssicherheit swd Germany (East) Ministerium für Staatssicherheit Deutschland DDR Ministerium für Staatssicherheit (DE-588)2065138-7 gnd Germany (East) / Politics and government Germany (East). Ministerium fur̈ Staatssicherheit Socialism / Europe, Eastern Socialism / Germany (East) Political Science History Social Science POLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Ideologies / Communism & Socialism bisacsh Politics and government fast Socialism fast Staatssozialismus gnd Staatssozialismus idszbz Opposition idszbz Staatssozialismus swd Geschichte Politik Socialism Germany (East) Socialism Europe, Eastern Staatssozialismus (DE-588)4182676-0 gnd |
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