Perlen Geschichtswissenschaftlicher Reflexion Ostliches Europa, Sozialgeschichtliche Interventionen, Imperiale Vergleiche |
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| Contribution by:
| Augustynowicz, Christoph
Bonker, Kirsten
Bumann, Ninja
Burghardt, Anja
Feichtinger, Johannes
Gehmacher, Johanna
Guboglo, Anna
Haid, Elisabeth
Hauch, Gabriella
Heiss, Johann
Hofmeister, Ulrich
Hüchtker, Dietlind
Kappeler, Andreas
Kraft, Claudia
Krushynska, Oleksandra
Kullaa, Rinna
Kuzmany, Borries
Langer, Gerhard
Lemmen, Sarah
Leonhard, Nina
Muller, Wolfgang
Obertreis, Julia
Paulus, Christof
Petrovszky, Konrad
Ptashnyk, Stefaniya
Pufelska, Agnieszka
Rohde, Martin
Rohdewald, Stefan
Schattenberg, Susanne
Schmidt-Lauber, Brigitta
Schmitt, Oliver Jens
Stocker, Lars Fredrik
Terpitz, Olaf
Theune, Claudia
Troebst, Stefan
Vulpius, Ricarda
Wakounig, Marija
Weismann, Stephanie
Woldan, Alois
Lingen, Kerstin von |
| Editor:
| Augustynowicz, Christoph
Hüchtker, Dietlind
Kuzmany, Borries |
| ISBN: | 978-3-8471-1428-4 |
| Publication Date: | Jul 2022 |
| Publisher: | V&R Unipress
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| Book Format: | Hardback |
| List Price: | USD $53.00 |
Book Description:
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39 authors from different academic disciplines approach Eastern Europe from different angles. Special attention is given to the historical spaces of Galicia and the Black Sea region, but several contributions transcend spatial classifications. They emphasize translocal perspectives, consider colonialism and imperialism or the orientalising views on these processes. Other essays focus on social, national, and religious issues in Central and Eastern Europe, a space that is so rich in...
More Description39 authors from different academic disciplines approach Eastern Europe from different angles. Special attention is given to the historical spaces of Galicia and the Black Sea region, but several contributions transcend spatial classifications. They emphasize translocal perspectives, consider colonialism and imperialism or the orientalising views on these processes. Other essays focus on social, national, and religious issues in Central and Eastern Europe, a space that is so rich in identities and alterities. Finally, some essays examine how specific historical events are/were remembered or processed in literature.