Beyond the Buttocks as a Political-Geographical Model : A Praxeological Approach to West Germany’s National Revolutionaries

Sepp, Benedikt

Beyond the Buttocks as a Political-Geographical Model : A Praxeological Approach to West Germany’s National Revolutionaries

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2016

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Moving the Social : Journal of Social History and the History of Social Movements. 2016, 56, pp. 73-92. ISSN 2197-0386. Available under: doi: 10.13154/mts.56.2016.73-92

Zusammenfassung

At about the same time at which the West German anti-authoritarian student movement started to thrive in the middle of the sixties, a small group of young activists from the extreme right tried to combine “left” habitual elements with the aspiration to develop a sophisticated and genuinely “right” political theory, eventually leading to a new, young, progressive stance beyond allegedly out-dated categorisations like “left” and “right.” The article examines these self-proclaimed “national revolutionaries” from a praxeological point of view, arguing that the political extremes are constituted rather habitually than ideologically.

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900 Geschichte

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National revolutionaries, West Germany, New Left, New Right, 20th Century

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SEPP, Benedikt, 2016. Beyond the Buttocks as a Political-Geographical Model : A Praxeological Approach to West Germany’s National Revolutionaries. In: Moving the Social : Journal of Social History and the History of Social Movements. 2016, 56, pp. 73-92. ISSN 2197-0386. Available under: doi: 10.13154/mts.56.2016.73-92

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@article{Sepp2016Beyon-47647,
  year={2016},
  doi={10.13154/mts.56.2016.73-92},
  title={Beyond the Buttocks as a Political-Geographical Model : A Praxeological Approach to West Germany’s National Revolutionaries},
  volume={56},
  issn={2197-0386},
  journal={Moving the Social : Journal of Social History and the History of Social Movements},
  pages={73--92},
  author={Sepp, Benedikt}
}

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