The Social Democrats In Imperial Germany: A Study In Working Class Isolation And National Integration (perennial Works In Sociology)

Excerpt from The Social Democrats in Imperial GermanyBismarck and the Spectre of Revolution 59 1. The Incompatibility of Parliamentarism and the Labor Movement with Bismarck's Reich 59. Acknowledgments Contents Preface I. Introduction III. Bismarck and the Spectre of Revolution II. The Rise of the Independent Class- Conscious Labor Movement IV. Bourgeois and Social Democratic Attitudes Toward Revolution and Patriotism V. The Antagonistic Discourse Between the Spokesmen of the Government and the Labor Movement VI. Counter- Tendencies VII. The Role of Marxism in the Social Democratic Subculture VIII. The Meaning of the Labor Movement to Its Members IX. The Social Democratic Subculture and the Dominant Culture X. Organizational Strength and Weakness of the Labor Movement XI. The Unanticipated Showdown XII. Conclusions Bibliography Index of Names Guenther Roth. Reprint Of The Ed. Published By The Bedminster Press, Totowa, N.j. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. [327]-343.