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Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914

Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914

Hollý, Karol – Martinkovič, Marcel

In Babylonian Captivity or in the Promised Land? A Sermon by Ján Kollár on Public Interest from 1848

Matus, László

Záborský's non-Romantic Conception of Nationalism

Krištof, Pavol

A Story of a Headache: Jozef Justh and the Martin Memorandum

Demmel, József

From Parnassus to the Position of Editor: Cooperation between Koloman Banšell and the Slovak New School

Kačírek, Ľuboš

Criticism of National Life as a Political Issue in Koloman Banšell's Literary Work

Hučková, Dana

Culture and the Nation in the Political Thinking of Svetozár Hurban Vajanský: An Analysis of Their Relationship in Chosen Articles f

Martinkovič, Marcel

Race, Nation or People? Reflections on Magyarization by the Slovak Old School, Political Catholicism and the Hlasists

Szabó, Miloslav

PICHLER, Tibor. Etnos a polis. Zo slovenského a uhorského politického myslenia.

Jahelka, Tomáš

K rekonštrukcii mentálnych máp slovenského národotvorného myslenia

Rusnák, Peter

FORUM HISTORIAE 2/2013:
Slovak Political Thinking 1848 – 1914

EDITORS:
Karol Hollý - Marcel Martinkovič

ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
Matej Hanula

TRANSLATION FROM HUNGARIAN:
Diana Duchoňová, Anna Fundárková, Tünde Lengyelová

GRAPHIC DESIGN:
Juraj Benko

AUTHORS:
József Demmel
Karol Hollý
Dana Hučková
Tomáš Jahelka
Ľuboš Kačírek
Pavol Krištof
Marcel Martinkovič
László Matus
Peter Rusnák
Miloslav Szabó

Forum Historiae 2/2013 "Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914" was supported by the Slovak Research and Development Agency under contract no. APVV-0119-11 "Slovakia in the 19th Century".

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Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914

Slovak Political Thinking 1848 - 1914

In Babylonian Captivity or in the Promised Land? A Sermon by Ján Kollár on Public Interest from 1848

Záborský's non-Romantic Conception of Nationalism

A Story of a Headache: Jozef Justh and the Martin Memorandum

From Parnassus to the Position of Editor: Cooperation between Koloman Banšell and the Slovak New School

Criticism of National Life as a Political Issue in Koloman Banšell's Literary Work

Culture and the Nation in the Political Thinking of Svetozár Hurban Vajanský: An Analysis of Their Relationship in Chosen Articles f

Race, Nation or People? Reflections on Magyarization by the Slovak Old School, Political Catholicism and the Hlasists

PICHLER, Tibor. Etnos a polis. Zo slovenského a uhorského politického myslenia.

K rekonštrukcii mentálnych máp slovenského národotvorného myslenia

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