دانلود کتاب The Happy Burden of History: From Sovereign Impunity to Responsible Selfhood

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Contents\nList of Illustrations\nAbout this Book\nMyths\n Selfhood and Responsibility\n Sovereign Impunity\n Self-Cultivation\n Historical Responsibility\n Our Approach\n Myths of the Self\n Progress\n Systems of Violence\n The Self\n Academic Traditions\n Our Challenge\n The German Sisyphus\n The Source of Meaning\n Slave Narratives\n The Nazi Past\n Responsible Selfhood\n The Happy Burden of History\nLies\n The Kaiser’s New Clothes\n Our Lying Selves\n Our Approach\n The Ease of Being Duped\n Nietzsche on Vanity\n Nietzsche on Hypocrisy\n Social Lies\n Theodora’s Aspirations\n Social Climbing\n Fascist Lies\n The Sincere Deceiver\n The Dupe’s Paradox\n Why We Believe Liars\n Theodora’s Decision in Principle\n The Lie of Normalcy\n Hans the Perfect Aryan\n Hans the Bystander\n Hans and Heinrich\n Performing Lies\n Goffman on Selling the Self\n Brecht on Performing the Self\n Galy Gay the Performer\n Galy Gay and the Soldiers\n Galy Gay the Poseur\n Galy Gay the Murderer\n The Lie of Coherence\n Benjamin on History\n Benjamin on the Self\n Brecht on Forbearance\n Metz on Remembrancing\n Hans in Fragments\n Owning Up to Our Lies\nNon-Conformity\n A Walk in the Woods\n Our Unruly Selves\n Our Approach\n Acting on Principle\n Kant on Ethics\n Nietzsche on Resentment\n Adolescent Rebellion\n Working for Utopia\n Schreyer’s New Man\n Gerhard and Hartmut\n In the Middle of Things\n Hasenclever’s Son\n Rejecting Politics\n The Conviction to Have No Convictions\n Theodora the Unpolitical\n The Algermissen Civil War\n Sovereign Impunity\n Günther the Non-Conformist\n Theodora the Führerin\n Theodora the Teacher\n Everyday Knowledge\n How We Take Sides\n Arendt on the New\n Nietzsche on the Child\n The Unruliness of the Child\n Thilly and Sarah\n Ruth and an Anonymous Hitler Youth\nIrony\n Yes, Hitler, No?\n Our Ironic Self\n The Challenge of Irony\n Our Approach\n Defining Irony\n Hamann on Reason\n Irony and Dialectics\n Irony as Criticism\n Liberating Irony\n Hamann on Enlightenment\n Brecht on Bourgeois Theater\n Reinhard in Bourgeois Society\n Ironic Politics\n Some Idiot\n Macheath the Generous\n Reinhard the Clever\n Too Clever\n The Consequences of Nihilism\n Jürgen the Apprentice\n Jürgen the Hitler Youth\n Jürgen the Mechanic\n Jürgen and Sarah\n Committing Irony\n Hamann on Intersubjectivity\n Brecht’s Mother Courage\n Anna’s Choices\n Larmore on Committing Ourselves\n Beauvoir on Maneuvering in Doubt\nThe Finish\n Outside Himmelsthür\n Epic Scholarship\n Macular Degeneration\n Open Models\n One Way To Imagine It\nBibliography\n Interview Collections\n Books etc