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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. 2024 OUP hardcover edition. Light reading wear else very good condition. From the cover: The long 1970s have recently emerged as the start of a new epoch in which we still live. This volume asks whether the accelerated value change of these years can be explained with the rise of a new kind of post-rationalism, and presents case studies from across highly industrialized Europe. Theories of value change are tested historically in France, Italy, the two Germanies, the Soviet Union, Poland, Sweden, Spain, Greece, and Portugal. Approaching the era from long-term perspective, the chapters trace the rise of post-rational values in different fields such as social science debates, gender roles, sexuality, mass media, religiosity, humanitarianism, tourism, and nonconformist consumerism. The essays engage in controversy on whether new norms and practices that developed during the decade find their origin in post-rational values, a rise in affluence and education, or political changes. The comparison in this volume extends both geographically, across the Iron Curtain and including 'smaller' countries, and chronologically, placing the 1970s as a key decade of transformation into a continuum spanning the long twentieth century. The authors show from different perspectives how the transformations of the long 1970s were linked to the legacy of the two world wars, as well as how they were related to the 1960s, which have often been presented as the primary decade of change. Instead of focusing on the dichotomy of materialism and post-materialism advocated by Ronald Inglehart's much-discussed theory of value change, the volume considers the 1970s move towards post-rational values against the backdrop of contemporary intellectual debates on rationalism in advanced industrialized societies. Contents Introduction 1. The Long 1970s in Europe as a Transformational Period towards Post-Rational Values by Fiammetta Balestracci, Christina von Hodenberg, and Isabel Richter Part I. Social Scientists and Theories of Value Change 2. Modernization and the Fate of the Nation State: Expert Debates in West Germany and the United States during the Long 1970s by Martin Deuerlein 3. Changing Values and Social Knowledge: The Social Indicators Movement, Quality of Life Studies, and the 'Silent Revolution' in the 1970s by Pascal Germann 4. Historicizing Love and Partnership: A Grass-Roots Perspective on Value Change in Marriage in East Germany by Lisa Dittrich Part II. Experiments with the Post-Rational Self 5. Youth Cultures, New Religiosities in West Germany, and the Search for Meaning in the Long 1970s by Isabel Richter 6. Goodbye Reforms, Hello Kaif: The Shift from Intellectual Dissent to a Nonconformism of Feeling(s) in the Later Soviet Union by Juliane Fürst 7. Ecstatic Bodies as Actors of Change: Drugs and Sexuality in West Germany's Alternative Milieu during the Late 1960s and Early 1970s by Kristoff Kerl Part III. Consumerism and Politics 8. 'Full board with a pang of conscience': Value Changes and Tourist Travel to the Western Dictatorships in Europe by Patricia Hertel 9. Towards Expressive Humanitarianism: The Formative Experience of Biafra by Norbert Götz Part IV. Rethinking Gendered Bodies 10. Feminism, the Sexual Revolution, and the Embodied Political Subject in France by Maud Anne Bracke 11. Body Politics in the Barrios: The Long 1970s in Spain by Roseanna Webster 12. Vamps, Wives, and (Im?)Potent Socialist Heroes: An Explorative Study of Sex and Power in Polish TV Series from the 1970s by Kinga S. Bloch Notes on Contributors Index.…