Concepts of freedom: 1776-1976
Subtitle: twelve essays by American and German scholars to commemorate the bicentennial of the United States
By: edited by Hans-Joachim Zimmermann
Contributors: Universität Heidelberg; University of Maryland
Publisher: Ruprecht-Karl-Universitaet
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Heidelberg
Language: eng
Number of pages: 181
Subjects: Liberty; Freedom (Theology); Religious aspects; Christianity
Notes: Based on lectures given by scholars from the University of Maryland and Ruprecht-Karl-Universität.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Rundell, W. American revolutionary ideals.; title: Vitzthum, R.C. Philip Freneau and intellectual freedom.; title: Janes, R.W. The relevance of C. Wright Mills' radical sociological theory to intellectual freedom.; title: Majeska, G. Freedom in the thought of the Slavophile theologians.; title: Harrison, H.V. The environmental crisis and its challenge to freedom and democracy.; title: Bogen, D.S. Freedom of speech in the United States Supreme Court.; title: Selge, K.V. The freedoof Christian man.; title: Conze, W. The political concept of freedom in German history.; title: Michelsen, P. America and freedom in the German 19th century novel.; title: Schluchter, W. Rationalization and freedom in Max Weber's sociology.; title: Doehring, K The two concepts of freedom in international law.; title: Schneider, H. Freedom of speech in the constitutional law of the Federal Republic of Germany.