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Die Arbeit zeichnet den Diskurs uber die deutsche Sprache im Nationalsozialismus nach, wie er in der Besatzungszeit von 1945 bis 1949 bei den Kontrollbehorden der westlichen Alliierten gefuhrt wurde. Neben kultur- und bildungspolitischen Aspekten wie der Schulbuchzensur werden anhand von Archivmaterial vor allem Sprachpolitik, Sprachregelung und Sprachkritik in den Medien untersucht. Im Mittelpunkt der Studie stehen dabei die amerikanische Medienkontrolle und ihre Versuche, im Rahmen der Reeducation auch die deutsche Sprache in Printmedien, Rundfunk und Nachrichtenagenturen zu entnazifizieren. Auerdem wird die Tatigkeit des sprachpolitisch einflussreichsten Kontrolloffiziers in der amerikanischen Besatzungszone, Eugene Jolas, naher beleuchtet.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter One—Advent and Consolidation of Islam in the Subcontinent
Chapter Two—The Time of Independent States—The Growth of Shia Islam
Delhi
Malwa
Jaunpur
Kashmir
Bengal
The Deccan
Bijapur
Golkonda
The Carnatic
Gujarat
Isma[ayn]ili Communities
Chapter Three—The Age of the Great Moghuls
Chapter Four—Muslim Life and Customs—Saints and Their Tombs—Mystical Folk Poetry
Chapter Five—India after Aurangzeb: Muslim Life and Thought between 1707 and 1857
Chapter Six—1857-1906: The Age of Reform Movements
Chapter Seven—From the Partition of Bengal to the Partition of the Subcontinent—The Age of Iqbal
Epilogue
Select Bibiography
General Works
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Epilogue
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