生存网络

German Research Pub Date : 2019-05-15 DOI:10.1002/germ.201970103

Prof. Dr. Patrick Rössler, Prof. em. Dr. Magdalena Droste, Dr. Anke Blümm

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包豪斯始建于100年前，是德国20世纪最成功的文化输出品。新的研究揭示了包豪斯成员之间的交流联系如何使该机构在1933年关闭后继续运作，作为一种早期的“虚拟社区”形式。这项研究远离了更传统的风格检查，以一种新的眼光来看待这个运动。

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Survival Network

Founded 100 years ago, the Bauhaus was Germany's most successful cultural export of the 20th century. New research reveals how the communicative links between members of the Bauhaus enabled the institution to continue functioning after its closure in 1933 as an early form of “virtual community”. The study steps away from a more conventional stylistic examination to take a fresh look at the movement.

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