Klassen und Kultur (1982) offers a snapshot of the evolving exchanges between historians and anthropologists in the late-1970's and early-1980's. Alongside essays by David Sabean, Gerald Sider, Robert Berdahl, Renato Rosaldo, are contributions by Alf Lüdtke and Hans Medick whose efforts were instrumental in the development of an anthropologically influenced history in Germany from the 1970's onwards.
The texts below are from a 'further reading' section at the end of the volume, and include comments and annotations made by the editors. The references themselves are an interesting document, sketching out the ethnographic impulses that would help define the faultlines of the emerging 'cultural turn', and the contours of a historiography of everyday life.