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	Friedrich Meinecke Summary
		Friedrich Meinecke was born in Salzwedel and educated in Berlin.
		Friedrich Meinecke, the German historian and political philosopher, was small in stature and somewhat frail but remained mentally very vigorous and intellectually prolific until his death at the age of ninety-two.
		Friedrich Meinecke (October 30, 1862-February 6, 1954) was a liberal German historian; and probably the most famous German historian of his generation.
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	Biography of Friedrich Meinecke
		In 1914, at the age of 52, Friedrich Meinecke became a Professor at Berlin’s Friedrich Wilhelm University.
		Friedrich Meinecke was born in 1862 in Salzwedel, the son of a post office worker.
		In 1948, Friedrich Meinecke, as a symbol of the ‘other Germany’, was voted in as the first (honorary) rector of the Free University of Berlin, in 1951 the history department of this university was given his name.
	www.geschichte.hu-berlin.de /galerie/texte/meinecee.htm (1138 words)

	Friedrich Meinecke - Encyclopedia.com
		Friedrich Meinecke, 1862-1954, German historian and intellectual figure.
		Meinecke was both a nationalist and a traditionalist; his early historical works, many of them on Prussia, reveal his belief that the state, besides functioning as the repository of power, must serve cultural values and promote individualism.
		A classification, which was developed by Friedrich Meinecke as early as 1908.[ii] According to Brubaker, the antagonistic...
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-Meinecke.html (975 words)

	Boccaccio Intellectual History Programme - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Meinecke and Croce continuously discuss their notions of the 'individual', returning to the great German philosophers of the 18th and 19th century and to Vico.
		Meinecke pondered on historical coincidence again and again during his life, generally accepting it as a necessary 'factor' in history and thus, for him, also in historiography.
		Meinecke continued attempts to go beyond historicist conceptions of historical responsibility and denial of coincidence in the initial post-war period; however, the octogenarian did not arrive at a coherent concept.
	www.iue.it /Personal/VanGelderen/Theses/JensPyperThesis.shtml (2911 words)

	historicum.net: Meinecke, Friedrich
		Faulenbach, Bernd: Meinecke, Friedrich (1862-1954), in: Rüdiger vom Bruch/Rainer A. Müller (Hg.): Historikerlexikon.
		Friedrich Meinecke in der Weimarer Republik, in: HZ 242 (1986), S. Knudsen, Jonathan B: Friedrich Meinecke (1862-1954), in: Hartmut Lehmann/James von Horn Melton (Hgg.): Paths of Continuity: Central European Historiography from the 1930s to the 1950s, Washington D.C. Meinecke, Stefan: Friedrich Meinecke.
		Schulin, Ernst: Friedrich Meinecke: in: Hans Ulrich Wehler (Hg.): Deutsche Historiker I, Göttingen 1971, S. Schulin, Ernst: Friedrich Meineckes Stellung in der Deutschen Geschichtswissenschaft, in: HZ 230 (1980), S. Sterling, Richard W.: Ethics in a World of Power: The Political Ideas of Friedrich Meinecke, Princeton 1958.
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	Friedrich Meinecke Cosmopolitanism and the National State
		Friedrich Meinecke was born in October 1862 in the Prussian town of Salzwedel as the son of a post office worker.
		Meinecke recognised that there had been a transition from (an eighteenth century) cultural cosmopolitanism towards a (ninetenth century) pride in nationality and a conception of the State as a natural expression of nationality - this tendency was not seen by him as being incompatible with an ideal international society.
		As late as 1916, in an introduction to a new edition of Ranke's Great Powers, Meinecke depicted a situation where it was necessary that England's maritime supremacy be broken in order to provide the conditions necessary to a new equilibrium in world civilization that would feature equality, competition, and exchange.
	www.age-of-the-sage.org /history/historian/Friedrich_Meinecke.html (1164 words)

	H-Net Review: Troy R.E. Paddock on Die Entstehung des Historismus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Meinecke notes in the opening remarks that the work is in part a corrective to the negative connotations the term has acquired at the expense of the intellectual achievements of historicism.[2]
		For Meinecke, the key to the revolution in thought lies in the blending of two ideas -- the importance of the individual and the notion of development, which combined were able to break the stranglehold that Natural Law had on historical thinking.
		The standard interpretation of Meinecke holds that World War I caused him to reduce the importance of power politics.[7] Nevertheless, the importance of the state is still evident in Meinecke's work and he never renounces the proposition that the state has a different ethical standard than the individual.
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	BOL \| Bücher: Friedrich Meinecke. Akademischer Lehrer und emigrierter Schüler. Bibliographische Quellen zur ...
		Friedrich Meinecke, der führende Repräsentant der deutschen Geschichtswissenschaft in der Weimarer Republik und nach 1945, war ein angesehener akademischer Lehrer.
		Die jahrelange Korrespondenz z.B. mit Hans Rothfels, Dietrich Gerhard, Hajo Holborn, Felix Gilbert, Hans Rosenberg dokumentiert die persönlichen Beziehungen zwischen Meinecke und seinen Schülern und ist eine Fundgrube für Fragen der Emigration und Remigration, deutsch-jüdischer und deutsch-amerikanischer Identität sowie der Geschichte der Geschichtswissenschaft zwischen Demokratie und Diktatur.
		In seiner ausführlichen Einleitung stellt G. Ritter Meinecke und seine emigrierten Schüler vor und akzentuiert die Beziehungen zwischen deutscher und amerikanischer Geschichtswissenschaft.
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	Nazi Higher Ed Re-Examined - Issues Section
		His son-in-law, profesor, Edward Hartshorne, had studied under Meinecke in the mid-1930s and was at this time an Army civil affairs captain working to reopen the German universities in the American zone as quickly as possible.
		When Friedrich Meinecke spoke at the opening of the Free University of Berlin, he referred to "the voice of youth" which had demanded a new university and a "true locus of science and its teachings".
		Friedrich Meinecke, "Die Stimme des Gewissens," Colloquium 3:1 (1949):1, as cited in Siegward Lönnendonker, et al., 55-56.
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	UVM History Review vol. 6 Dec. 1994: Weber
		The third part of the paper will then address the work of Friedrich Meinecke (1862-1954), the predominant German historian of the postwar era, showing that Nolte's revisionism is not a new development, but rathe r the continuation of an existing trend in German historiography.
		It is inconceivable that after the fall of Germany, the denazification attempts of the Allied occupation, and the Nuremberg war crimes tribunals, a man of Meinecke's intelligence and stature could remain ignorant of what went on in the Nazi death camps.
		Meinecke's work is similar to Nolte's in that he seems to consider the Holocaust unimportant.
	www.uvm.edu /~hag/histreview/vol6/weber.html (3981 words)

	Friedrich Meinecke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		L'opera di Friedrich Meinecke muove dall'analisi della vita politica e dei contrasti ad essa connaturati, i quali sono riconducibili all'antinomia tra etica e ragion di Stato, tra spirito e potenza.
		Egli riconosce allo storicismo il merito di aver sottolineato l'individualità della realtà storica, cercando al contempo di fondare il metodo per la sua conoscenza.
		Opera di carattere generale: la cultura tedesca a cavallo dei secoli XIX e XX, Dilthey, Meinecke, Troeltsch, Weber
	www.ildiogene.it /EncyPages/Ency=Meinecke.html (208 words)

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		With substantial correspondence between Meinecke and Siegfried A. Kaehler, Meinecke and Eduard Spranger, in addition to 300 pages of correspondence with diverse colleagues 1890-1953.
		Meinecke places the decisive turning-points, die entscheidenden Wendungen, in world politics at the turn of the century; on the way to war in 1914.
		The failure of diplomatic relations with England, and the resulting alliance with Russia is studied in detail here, though Meinecke shows himself fully aware of the social and economic context, the shift from national idea to nationalism, from national state to class structures.
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	Berlin, Logenhaus, 14 January 05 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As international life is dynamic, not static, international relations are conducted in a constant flux and the older Russian term “correlation of forces” is not without a certain utility today in a world of rapid change.
		Meinecke was the student of the towering figure of German historical realism, Leopold von Ranke.
		Meinecke, the German realist, is clear about the relation of the state to the international system.
	academics.vmi.edu /ISPS_ck/berlin,_logenhaus,_14_january_05.htm (1902 words)

	Amazon.com: "Friedrich Meinecke": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Representative of the older approach was Friedrich Meinecke's critique in 1910 of Walter Goetz's essay, "History and Cultural History.
		Even Friedrich Meinecke, a distinguished historian and untiring critic of domestic reactionaries, showed little interest in international cooperation.
		Friedrich Meinecke and Otto Hintze, who drew the attention of the historical profession in other countries to Berlin in the 1920s,...
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Friedrich-Meinecke (637 words)

	Albert Ludwigs University of Freiburg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Consequently Johann Georg Jacobi (brother of the more famous philosopher Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi) in 1784 was the first Protestant professor teaching at the university in Freiburg.
		It is said that Joseph II instructed in his will to offer the professorship in Freiburg to Johann Heinrich Jacobi, probably already guessing the shocked reaction which the citizens of Freiburg would show given the fact that the area around Freiburg was deeply devoted to Catholicism.
		Indeed there were considerations by Karl Friedrich, Grand Duke of Baden and Karl, Grand Duke of Baden to close down the university in Freiburg while both of them thought that the Grand Duchy could not afford to run two universities at the same time (the Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg also already existed since 1386).
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	IngentaConnect Rethinking Friedrich Meinecke's historicism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This essay revisits the work of the German historian Friedrich Meinecke and offers new interpretation of his major works, Weltbürgertum und Nationalstaat (1907), Die Ideen der Staatsräson in der neuen Geschichte (1924), and Die Entstehung des Historismus (1936).
		The standard interpretation of Meinecke's work maintains that World War I caused a break in his thinking and caused him to rethink the role of power in the state.
		This article also discusses what could be called the classical liberal critique of Meinecke's historicism, points to some of its limitations, and offers a more measured criticism of Meinecke that examines him on his own terms—and finds him wanting.
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	The Commentator's Task
		The German historian Friedrich Meinecke supposed that the historian cannot do his job properly unless he feels love towards his subject-matter -- hatred or indifference being equally pernicious.
		Meinecke had to admit that, even though Voltaire was "concerned only to tear away the halo from the chosen people", he understood Jewish history better than some of his predecessors (pp.
		Gibbon's attitude to early Christianity was hardly sympathetic, yet it is remarkable how few corrections to his account editors of his work have found it necessary to make.
	www.positiveatheism.org /writ/wells.htm (2541 words)

	Free Essays - Historian Friedrich Meinecke
		Friedrich Meinecke was born in October 1862 in the Prussian town of Salzwedel as the son of a post office worker.
		Meinecke's two volume biography of the army reformer von Boyen, appeared in 1896 and 1899.
		The year 1907 saw the publication of one of Meinecke's most notable works “Weltburgertum und Nationalstaat.
	www.freeessays.tv /b1865.htm (345 words)

	The U.S.A. Confronts A Multipolar World, by Dr. Clifford A. Kiracofe, Jr.
		[3] Meinecke was the student of the towering figure of German historical realism, Leopold von Ranke.
		He says, "It is only within the family-like community of States that the individual State itself can prosper in the long run"—the point, I think, that Lyn certainly was making earlier in the day.
		[3] Friedrich Meinecke, Machiavellism, The Doctrine of Raison D'État and Its Place in Modern History, Douglas Scott, trans., (London: Routledge, and Kegan, Paul, 1957).
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	Guide to the Hajo Holborn Papers : Finding Aid
		Important correspondents are Friedrich Meinecke and Alfred Vagts, who also contributed a memoir on Holborn.
		Series I. Correspondence is arranged by writer and chiefly concerns Holborn's research on the Weimar constitution.
		Of particular interest is a letter (1930 Feb 2) from Friedrich Meinecke.
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		Friedrich Meinecke : Akademischer Lehrer Und Emigrierte Schuler Briefe Und Aufzeichnungen 1910-1977
		Friedrich Meinecke Heute : Bericht uber Ein Gedenk-Colloquium Zu Seinem 25.
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	CURRICULUM VITAE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A reply to a critique of this article was also published in the same volume, “In defense of homology and history: a response to Allen,” 259-260.
		“Spatial Relations and the Struggle for Space: Friedrich Ratzel and Education,” to be presented in Leipzig, Germany
		“Friedrich Meinecke and the Limits of Historicism.” Presented at the American Historical Association Convention in
	www.southernct.edu /publications/facbib/paddock.htm (813 words)

	Ethics In A World Of Power: The Political Ideas Of Friedrich Meinecke - STERLING, RICHARD W. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
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	Ernst Troeltsch Books and Articles - Research Ernst Troeltsch at Questia Online Library
		The German Conception of History: The National Tradition of Historical Thought from Herder to the Present (Chap.
		7 "The Crisis of Historicism [II]: Ernst Troeltsch and Friedrich Meinecke") » Read Now
		Essays on the Sociology of Knowledge (includes "The Starting-Points of a Theory of Historicism: Troeltsch") » Read Now
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