Bodie Ashton on German nationhood, unexpected snails and the Pet Shop Boys
28 April, 2021
Tagged: Germany, language/ dialect, law, Nineteenth century, religion, work
Bodie Ashton tells us about the nineteenth-century formation of Germany as country and concept, exploring issues such as work, communal ritual, religious belief, language and dialect, and the Brothers Grimm and their role in forming a German brand of folklore.
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