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“This informed, nuanced, and richly detailed study of the life reform movement and alternative medicine in Wilhelmine and Weimar Germany makes important contributions to broader debates about modernity, class, gender, and race in German society and culture.”
(German History)“Much of Hau’s narrative will resonate with a generation today driven by the cult of fitness as exhibited in postmodern gyms, TV ads, and health advice books. Are we to look to the late nineteenth century in order to grasp the underlying meaning of this diosposition?”
(Jessica C. E. Gienow-Hecht, Journal of Social History)“Hau applies a sophisticated interpretive lens to a particularly illuminating region of German social and cultural history.”
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