English
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Reveals the relationship between Dada, the iconic avant-garde movement in literary, visual and performative art, and the downturn of the German economy during and after the First World War, culminating in the hyperinflation of 1923. The Dadaists saw a world turned upside down and responded in kind. Dada Economy shows how their conception of nonsense was deeply shaped by the economic idea of inflation.
art and economics; avant-garde art; cultural history; dadaism; modernist movement; weimar republic; emmy hennings; hugo ball; johannes baader
THEMA
Kunstgeschichte
Europäische Geschichte
Wirtschaft: Sachbuch
Geschichte der darstellenden Künste
Über die Urheber
Christoph Zeller is Professor of German and European Studies at Vanderbilt University.
OA-Angaben
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