Heimat, Nation, Fatherland: The German Sense of Belonging

Peter Lang Incorporated, International Academic Publishers (1996)
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Abstract

Over the course of modern German history, Heimat has come to mean virtually anything: a romantic nostalgia for preindustrial conditions; a conservative emphasis on various attributes; a feeling of ecological responsibility for a particular region; an aversion for the ugliness brought about by industry; a glorification of the German peasantry as the wellspring of national health; and much more.

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