"The scholarship is of high quality." – John Chaimov, in: Monatshefte, Vol. 97, No. 1 (2005)"…important collection of essays…" - in: Modern Language Review, 100.2 (2005), pp. 575-6"…a most welcome addition…" - in: German History, Vol. 23, No. 3 (2005)

• AcknowledgementsPeter Uwe HOHENDAHL: IntroductionMary LINDEMANN: Fundamental Values: Political Culture in Eighteenth-Century HamburgDavid YEARSLEY: The Musical Patriots of the Hamburg Opera: Mattheson, Keiser, and Masaniello furiosoHerbert ROWLAND: The Journal Der Patriot and the Constitution of a Bourgeois Literary Public SphereJohn A. McCARTHY: Lessing and the Project of a National Theater in Hamburg: “Ein Supplement der Gesetze”Meredith LEE: Klopstock as Hamburg’s Representative PoetAnnette RICHARDS: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and the Intimate Poetics of Public MusicJulia BERGER: In the Valley of the Kings: Classicist Architecture in Hamburg, Altona and the Elbvororte (1790-1840)Jost HERMAND: The Jacobins of Hamburg and AltonaKatherine B. AASLESTAD: Old Visions and New Vices: Republicanism and Civic Virtue in Hamburg’s Print Culture, 1790-1810Bernd KORTLÄNDER: During the day a big accounting office and at night a huge bordello: Heine and HamburgCelia APPLEGATE: Of Sailors’ Bars and Women’s Choirs: The Musical Worlds of Brahms’ HamburgHans Rudolf VAGET: The Discreet Charm of the Hanseatic Bourgeoisie. Geography, History, and Psychology in Thomas Mann’s Representations of HamburgJennifer JENKINS: Of Parks and Theaters: Conceptions of Urban Space in Fritz Schumacher’s HamburgList of IllustrationsNotes on ContributorsIndex

"The scholarship is of high quality." – John Chaimov, in: Monatshefte, Vol. 97, No. 1 (2005)"…important collection of essays…" - in: Modern Language Review, 100.2 (2005), pp. 575-6"…a most welcome addition…" - in: German History, Vol. 23, No. 3 (2005)

• AcknowledgementsPeter Uwe HOHENDAHL: IntroductionMary LINDEMANN: Fundamental Values: Political Culture in Eighteenth-Century HamburgDavid YEARSLEY: The Musical Patriots of the Hamburg Opera: Mattheson, Keiser, and Masaniello furiosoHerbert ROWLAND: The Journal Der Patriot and the Constitution of a Bourgeois Literary Public SphereJohn A. McCARTHY: Lessing and the Project of a National Theater in Hamburg: “Ein Supplement der Gesetze”Meredith LEE: Klopstock as Hamburg’s Representative PoetAnnette RICHARDS: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and the Intimate Poetics of Public MusicJulia BERGER: In the Valley of the Kings: Classicist Architecture in Hamburg, Altona and the Elbvororte (1790-1840)Jost HERMAND: The Jacobins of Hamburg and AltonaKatherine B. AASLESTAD: Old Visions and New Vices: Republicanism and Civic Virtue in Hamburg’s Print Culture, 1790-1810Bernd KORTLÄNDER: During the day a big accounting office and at night a huge bordello: Heine and HamburgCelia APPLEGATE: Of Sailors’ Bars and Women’s Choirs: The Musical Worlds of Brahms’ HamburgHans Rudolf VAGET: The Discreet Charm of the Hanseatic Bourgeoisie. Geography, History, and Psychology in Thomas Mann’s Representations of HamburgJennifer JENKINS: Of Parks and Theaters: Conceptions of Urban Space in Fritz Schumacher’s HamburgList of IllustrationsNotes on ContributorsIndex

"The scholarship is of high quality." – John Chaimov, in: Monatshefte, Vol. 97, No. 1 (2005)"…important collection of essays…" - in: Modern Language Review, 100.2 (2005), pp. 575-6"…a most welcome addition…" - in: German History, Vol. 23, No. 3 (2005)

• AcknowledgementsPeter Uwe HOHENDAHL: IntroductionMary LINDEMANN: Fundamental Values: Political Culture in Eighteenth-Century HamburgDavid YEARSLEY: The Musical Patriots of the Hamburg Opera: Mattheson, Keiser, and Masaniello furiosoHerbert ROWLAND: The Journal Der Patriot and the Constitution of a Bourgeois Literary Public SphereJohn A. McCARTHY: Lessing and the Project of a National Theater in Hamburg: “Ein Supplement der Gesetze”Meredith LEE: Klopstock as Hamburg’s Representative PoetAnnette RICHARDS: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and the Intimate Poetics of Public MusicJulia BERGER: In the Valley of the Kings: Classicist Architecture in Hamburg, Altona and the Elbvororte (1790-1840)Jost HERMAND: The Jacobins of Hamburg and AltonaKatherine B. AASLESTAD: Old Visions and New Vices: Republicanism and Civic Virtue in Hamburg’s Print Culture, 1790-1810Bernd KORTLÄNDER: During the day a big accounting office and at night a huge bordello: Heine and HamburgCelia APPLEGATE: Of Sailors’ Bars and Women’s Choirs: The Musical Worlds of Brahms’ HamburgHans Rudolf VAGET: The Discreet Charm of the Hanseatic Bourgeoisie. Geography, History, and Psychology in Thomas Mann’s Representations of HamburgJennifer JENKINS: Of Parks and Theaters: Conceptions of Urban Space in Fritz Schumacher’s HamburgList of IllustrationsNotes on ContributorsIndex