- EAN13
- 9782140232114
- Éditeur
- L'Harmattan
- Date de publication
- 14/02/2024
- Collection
- Collection Karoli
- Langue
- français
National identity and Modernity 1870-1945
Latin America, Southern Europe, Central Eastern Europe
Viktoria Semsey
L'Harmattan
Collection Karoli
Livre numérique
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Aide EAN13 : 9782140232114
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In 2017 the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary
organized an international conference entitled National Identity and Modernity
1870–1945 (Latin America – Southern Europe – East Central Europe). The theme
of the conference encompassed certain countries (Argentina, Cuba, Peru,
Brazil, Chile, Spain, Portugal, Slovakia, Poland, Croatia, Romania, Hungary)
of the fringe zones of history during the late modern period in the mentioned
three regions. It gave a partial analysis of this complex era and a comparison
of the experiences shared within 33 papers. The present book divides the 33
studies (some of them synthetic and others analytical) into two parts: History
and Social Studies (I.) and Literature and Culture (II.). In these, the
authors coming from various countries give their answers to the question about
how they see the specific fields of national identity and modernity between
1870 and 1945. The editor intended to show some similarities, differences and
tendencies which can lead to instructive conclusions.
organized an international conference entitled National Identity and Modernity
1870–1945 (Latin America – Southern Europe – East Central Europe). The theme
of the conference encompassed certain countries (Argentina, Cuba, Peru,
Brazil, Chile, Spain, Portugal, Slovakia, Poland, Croatia, Romania, Hungary)
of the fringe zones of history during the late modern period in the mentioned
three regions. It gave a partial analysis of this complex era and a comparison
of the experiences shared within 33 papers. The present book divides the 33
studies (some of them synthetic and others analytical) into two parts: History
and Social Studies (I.) and Literature and Culture (II.). In these, the
authors coming from various countries give their answers to the question about
how they see the specific fields of national identity and modernity between
1870 and 1945. The editor intended to show some similarities, differences and
tendencies which can lead to instructive conclusions.
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