manifest
A manifest ( Latin manifestus 'made tangible') is a public declaration of goals and intentions, often of a political nature. Also used as a term in art and literary history for aesthetic programs since 1800.
Examples
Title page of the first edition of the Communist Party Manifesto ("Bu23")
Title page of the manifesto of free primitive Christianity
- Agile manifest
- Brunswick Manifesto
- Buchenwald Manifesto
- Cluetrain Manifesto
- Comic manifesto
- Conservative Manifesto
- Dadaist Manifesto (Huelsenbeck)
- The personalistic manifesto
- Davos Manifesto (1973)
- Dogma 95
- Esprit nouveau
- Fondazione e Manifesto del Futurismo 1909
- GNU Manifesto
- Hacker Manifesto
- Heidelberg Manifesto
- 12th manifesto
- Manifesto of the 93rd
- Manifesto of the 121st
- Manifesto of 2000 Words
- Abstract Novel Manifesto
- Communist Party Manifesto
- Manifesto of the Federation of Democratic Communists in Germany
- Manifesto of Evolutionary Humanism
- Manifesto of free primitive Christianity
- Manifesto of the Duke of Braunschweig
- Manifeste du Surréalisme
- Marburg Manifesto
- Mothers manifesto
- Oberhausen Manifesto
- Ecological manifesto
- Prague Manifesto
- Russell-Einstein Manifesto
- The Puzzy Power Manifesto
- Manifestos of the Rosicrucian Brotherhood
- Vyborg Manifesto
- 1890 manifesto
literature
- Joachim Schultz: Literary Manifestos of the "Belle Epoque", France 1886–1909. Attempt to determine a genre , Lang, Frankfurt am Main, Bern 1981 (Bayreuth Contributions to Literary Studies 2)
- Johanna Klatt, Robert Lorenz, (Ed.): Manifests. Past and present of political appeal , Transcript-Verlag, Bielefeld 2011 (studies by the Göttingen Institute for Democracy Research on the History of Political and Social Controversies 1), ISBN 978-3-8376-1679-8
- "The whole world is a manifestation". The European avant-garde and its manifestos. Edited by Wolfgang Asholt / Walter Fähnders. Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1997. ISBN 978-3534131501
- Manifestos and proclamations of the European avant-garde (1909–1938). Edited by Wolfgang Asholt / Walter Fähnders. Stuttgart / Weimar: Metzler, 1995, new edition 2005. ISBN 978-3476020758