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The Arrival of the Welfare State in Twentieth-century Mass Society: The Dutch Case

Joop M. Roebroek

Joop M. Roebroek

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Twentieth-century Mass Society in Britain and the Netherlands

Berg, 2006

Book Chapter

...At the end of the twentieth century European welfare states had become mature and comprehensive structures. Whereas at the beginning of the century only a small and largely elitist minority of the population was covered by the first...

Politics and the People: Perceptions of the Masses in Dutch Politics

Henk te Velde

Henk te Velde

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Twentieth-century Mass Society in Britain and the Netherlands

Berg, 2006

Book Chapter

...For the twentieth century the compound term ‘mass politics’ seems almost pleonastic. Most politics simply were mass politics. Curiously enough, however, in the Netherlands many contemporaries refused to accept the equation of politics...

The Youth Establishment in the Netherlands in the Twentieth Century

Piet de Rooy

Piet de Rooy

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Twentieth-century Mass Society in Britain and the Netherlands

Berg, 2006

Book Chapter

...Translated by Benedict Schofield (University of Sheffield) Introduction By the end of the 1960s many intellectuals had convinced themselves that Dutch culture was on the brink of an historic turning point.This is a greatly revised version...

Leisure and Pleasure: Competing Ideologies and Strategies in the Netherlands

Theo Beckers

Theo Beckers

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Twentieth-century Mass Society in Britain and the Netherlands

Berg, 2006

Book Chapter

...Leisure is not only the germinating time of art and philosophy, the time in which the seer attains glimpses of the values and realities behind ordinary appearance; it is also the opportunity for appreciation, the time in which such values...

What About the Moorish Footman? Portrait of a Dutch Nabob as a Dedicated Follower of Fashion

Yme Kuiper

Yme Kuiper

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A Taste for Luxury in Early Modern Europe : Display, Acquisition and Boundaries

Bloomsbury Academic, 2017

Book Chapter

...I would like to thank the editors of this book for their constructive comments and also my Dutch colleagues Christaan Jörg, Egge Knol, Wim Meulenkamp, Jan Holwerda, Gerda Huisman and Jort Hottinga for their bibliographical help.In December...

The Visual Arts

Lisa Beaven

Lisa Beaven

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A Cultural History of the Emotions in the Baroque and Enlightenment Age Volume 4

Bloomsbury Academic, 2019

Cultural History Chapter

...Introduction The relationship between a work of art and the emotions it provokes in the viewer has always been an unstable one. Figurative painting depends on a reciprocal understanding or recognition of facial expression, body language...

Types of Gardens

Michael Charlesworth

Michael Charlesworth

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A Cultural History of Gardens in the Age of Enlightenment Volume 4

Bloomsbury Academic, 2013

Cultural History Chapter

...If we leave out gardens made for production of vegetables and fruit, two broad types of garden were made during the period. Each contains several ramifications, however, by which a wider variety of forms of garden can be identified...

Media, Morality and Popular Culture: The Case of the Netherlands, 1870–1965

Frank van Vree

Frank van Vree

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Twentieth-century Mass Society in Britain and the Netherlands

Berg, 2006

Book Chapter

...One of the most successful branches of Dutch exports over recent decades has been the audiovisual media industry. This may seem quite remarkable for an economic activity that usually depends heavily on language and cultural traditions...

The Thrill of Frozen Water: Class, Gender and Ice-skating in The Netherlands, I600-I900

Jan Hein Furnée

Jan Hein Furnée

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Water, Leisure and Culture : European Historical Perspectives

Bloomsbury Academic, 2002

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...From the earliest dykes and the United East India Company onwards, water has been viewed as a main source of Dutch identity in terms of political culture and economic success. As a place for leisure pursuits, however, it has been frozen -...

The Case of Nazi Collaborators and Their Families in Post-war Dutch Society

Ismee Tames

Ismee Tames

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Reverberations of Nazi Violence in Germany and Beyond : Disturbing Pasts

Bloomsbury Academic, 2016

Book Chapter

...Shame and shaming have become key elements that dominate Dutch public discourse on the history of collaboration: people generally believe that after the Second World War ended, a vengeful society shamed, stigmatized and excluded former...