Intellectuals and World War I (fall 2022)
| Section | Name | Description |
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| [1] September 20 - Generations | ||
| [2] September 22 - Mere intellectuals | ||
| [3] September 27 - Timekeeping and military logistics | ||
| [4] September 29 - We alone are the face of our time | ||
| [5] October 4 - Art must be unexpected | ||
| [6] October 6 - Beyond "the ideas of 1914" | ||
| [7] October 11 - Beyond "the ideas of 1914" (II) | ||
| [8] October 13 - Philosophy militant | ||
| [9] October 18 - Philosophy militant (II) | ||
| [10] October 20 - Raw materials and total war | ||
| [11] October 25 - The chemists' war | ||
| [12a] October 27 - Food, nutrition, and provision | ||
| [13] November 3 - On the medical front | ||
| [14] November 8 - Trauma | ||
| [15] November 10 - Attitudes: Measuring public opinion | ||
| [16] **November 12 (Saturday!!)** - The war in the air | Scott W. Palmer, Dictatorship of the Air: Aviation Culture and the Fate of Modern Russia (2006), 104-133. |
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| [17] November 15 - Radical engineers | ||
| [18] November 17 - Managing the managers | ||
| [19] November 22 - Spenglerism | ||
| [20] November 24 - Amerikanizm | ||
| [21] November 29 - The geographers' peace | ||
| [22] December 1 - The economic consequences of the war | ||
| [23] December 6 - All Quiet on the Eastern Front? | ||