is “warmth” a mode of social behaviour? considerations on a cultural history of the left-alternative milieu from the late sixties to the mid eighties

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2010
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The article deals with the comprehensive counter-cultural milieu from the late 1960s until the early 1980s. Life style and habitus within this undogmatic and widely peaceful radical leftist milieu were practised according to a conduct of warmth. This alternative conduct of warmth corresponded with developments in the increasing individualized consumer society of the Federal Republic of Germany. The counter-cultural social behaviour was neither a departure into the land of freedom nor into a reign of normlessness. It was a form of self-guidance and governmentality with its own contradictions and coercions.
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Authors ;Sven Reichardt
Journal british journal of neurosurgery
Year 2010
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