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  • Literaturverzeichnis

    Literaturverzeichnis

    Literaturverzeichnis Da es bislang keine brauchbare Literaturliste zum Thema Kinderrepubliken gibt, wurde das Literaturverzeichnis bewußt umfangreich angelegt und ent­ hält nicht nur die zitierte Literatur, sondern auch am Rande interessanten Titel sowie solche, die zu nicht in dieser Arbeit enthaltenen, aber ursprüng• lich geplanten und begonnenen Kapiteln gehören. Generell wurde nach Autoren- oder Herausgebernamen sortiert, Namens­ bestandteile wie von, van, de etc. wurden generell an den Vomamen ange­ hängt. Werke ohne Autor oder Herausgeber sind unter ihrem Titel einsor­ tiert. Im Zweifelsfall sind sie erkennbar am fehlenden Doppelpunkt hinter dem eingeklammerten Erscheinungsjahr. Bei der Zeitschriftenzitation folgt auf Autor, Aufsatztitel und Zeitschrif­ tentitel teilweise in Klammem der Erscheinungsort, danach folgen Band­ nummer oder Jahrgangsnummer, Punkt, Erscheinungsjahr, Komma, Heftnummer oder Erscheinungsdatum, Doppelpunkt, Seitenzahlen. Die Trennzeichen (Punkt, Komma, Doppelpunkt) stehen auch dann, wenn die Angabe dazwischen fehlt. Beispiel: Abbott, Lyman (1908): A Republic in the Republic. In: Outlook (New Y ork) 88.1908,: 350-354. Erwähnenswert ist noch, daß die 1925/26 von Alice und Otto Rühle in Dresden herausgegebene Zeitschrift Das Proletarische Kind nicht identisch ist mit der von Edwin Hoemle in Berlin herausgegebenen gleichnamigen Zeitschrift (Untertitel: Mitteilungsblatt für Leiter und Freunde kommunisti­ scher Jugendgruppen). Einige der genannten Raubdrucke aus der Schriften­ reihe Archiv antiautoritiire Erziehung konnte ich beziehen über den Pack­ papier-Versand, 4500 Osnabrück, Postfach. 662 Abbott, Lyman (1908): A Republic in the Republic. In: Outlook (New Y ork) 88.1908,: 350-354. Adams, John (Ed. 1924): Educational Movements and Methods. London: Harrap 1924. Adlboch, Walter (1951): Father Flanagans Boys Town. In: Jugendwohl (Freiburg!Breisgau) 32.1951,11: 306-313.