• Sep 18, 2025 weimar cinema and after germany s historical imag mar cinema and Germany’s evolving historical image, examining how films of this era navigated themes of modernity, trauma, identity, and ideological shifts, and how this legacy continues to influence perceptions of Ge By Greyson Schulist
• Aug 31, 2025 watching weimar dance oxford studies in dance theo contemporary choreographers draw inspiration from Weimar-era works. Watching these performances offers insight into how historical experimentation continues to influence modern dance and performance art. Theoretical Perspectives on Weimar Dance La By Rosemary Hamill-O'Hara
• Jul 8, 2026 two plays of weimar germany youth is a sickness a ywright and revolutionary, known for his political activism and exploration of social issues through his works during the Weimar era. How does 'Youth is a Sickness' portray the youth of Weimar Germany? The play depicts the youth as a symbol of chaos and moral decay, often portraying them as rebellio By Emmett Baumbach
• May 9, 2026 sirens sinners a visual history of weimar film 191 adness, and human psyche. Notable Films: "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" (1920), "Nosferatu" (1922), and "Dr. Mabuse the Gambler" (1922). Social Realism and Critique While expressionism focused on psychological the By Karianne Swift V
• Aug 11, 2025 party party party photographs from weimar germany rivate collections, often displayed in exhibitions dedicated to Weimar culture. Digital Restoration and Access Advances in digital technology have allowed for restoration and wider access, enabling contemporary audiences to explore this vibrant visual history. Influence By Dagmar Von
• Sep 1, 2025 lustmord sexual murder in weimar germany abuse, neglect, or trauma. Societal Reactions and Media Portrayal Public Fear and Moral Panic The sensational reporting of gruesome murders fueled public fear and moral panic. Newspapers often sensationalized these crimes, framing them as evidence of mora By Mr. Sam Rogahn-Larson
• Oct 29, 2025 cinematography in the weimar republic fairleigh d ked by economic instability, political upheaval, and a rapidly changing social fabric. Post-World War I Germany grappled with defeat, inflation, and the challenge of redefining national identity. Amidst this chaos, cinema emerged as both an escapist ent By Yvette Hand
