Thomas Manns moralisch politischer Republikanismus

Thomas Mann and No End? Many aspects of his political interventions remain controversial and have not yet been researched in detail. Mann's republicanism was decidedly moral and political, transnational, and also oriented towards the Swiss model. Literary work, political essays and lectures as well as his intellectual commitment are thematized, and lines of reception and contexts are re-examined. Renowned authors analyze and contextualize him in original contributions for all phases of his work with a focus on the Weimar Republic: B. Beßlich, D. Borchmeyer, A. Gallus, J. Hacke, S. Hansen, H. Kiesel, H.-C. Kraus, R. Mehring, T. Müller, W. Pyta, V. Reinhardt, J.-P. Sandmann, A. U. Sommer, D. Thomä, R. Vaget, S. Vietta.