Otto's 'Idea of the Holy' In Less Than 2 Pages! (Bold text added by G. Barker; Non-bold text is Otto)

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Year: 1917

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Subject: Philosophy of Religion

Document Type: Article

Author: Rudolf Otto

Target Audience: Scholars of religious studies, theology

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German Memory Activism Among the Left: Otto Dix and the Politics of War Representation, 1914–2017

Year: 1891–1969

Region / City: Germany

Topic: Art history, war memory, political activism

Document type: Research paper / Annotated bibliography

Institution / Organization: HIST 133 course, University context

Author: McKay Kinsey

Target audience: Students and researchers in art history and political studies

Period covered: 1914–2017

Key figures: Otto Dix, Robert Crumb, Balthasar Klossowski de Rola, U.S. military publications

Art movements: Expressionism, Dadaism

Political context: Weimar Germany, Nazi regime, Cold War, contemporary neo-colonialism

Events referenced: World War I, World War II, Iraq War, U.S. political climate under Reagan, elections of Donald Trump and Boris Johnson

Publication types cited: Articles, books, army handbooks, magazine interviews

Topics: Ottos Non-bold Otto

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