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Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe

Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe (An Introduction)

Buzássyová, Barbora – Vörös, László

From Slavic Leader to National Ruler: A Modern Discursive Construction of the Early Medieval Rulership of Pribina († 861)

Harvát, Matej

The Fight for the “Modern Peculiar Character.” The Nationalist Narrative Within the Concept of Applied Art Modernization Reform in 1920’s Slovakia

Seneši Lutherová, Silvia

Slovakness in the Making: The Concept of “Nation” and “National Literature” in the Works of 1930s Literary Critics

Nádaskay, Viliam

The Concept of “Nation” and “National Community” in the Thinking of Štefan Polakovič: A Case of the Nazi Idea of Volksgemeinschaft Spread within Slovak Catholic Nationalism

Lenčéšová, Michaela

Between Historiographies of Finitude and Appropriation of the Annales School: The “National Question” in Post-1945 Croatian Intellectual History

Balikić, Lucija

The Nationalist Perspective within Slovak Communist Intellectual Thinking (1921–1968)

Hudek, Adam

The Normativity of a Nation: A Case Study of Slovene Historians in Early Post-socialism

Konovšek,Tjaša

Forum Historiae, 2022, roč. 16,
č. 1, ISSN 1337-6861

FORUM HISTORIAE 1/2022:
Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe

EDITORS:
Barbora Buzássyová - László Vörös

GRAPHIC DESIGN:
Juraj Benko

PROOFREADING:
Robert Zanetti

AUTHORS:
Lucija Balikić
Barbora Buzássyová
Matej Harvát
Adam Hudek
Tjaša Konovšek
Michaela Lenčéšová
Viliam Nádaskay
Silvia Seneši-Lutherová
László Vörös

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Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe

Intellectuals and the “National Question” in Post-1918 Central and Eastern Europe (An Introduction)

From Slavic Leader to National Ruler: A Modern Discursive Construction of the Early Medieval Rulership of Pribina († 861)

The Fight for the “Modern Peculiar Character.” The Nationalist Narrative Within the Concept of Applied Art Modernization Reform in 1920’s Slovakia

Slovakness in the Making: The Concept of “Nation” and “National Literature” in the Works of 1930s Literary Critics

The Concept of “Nation” and “National Community” in the Thinking of Štefan Polakovič: A Case of the Nazi Idea of Volksgemeinschaft Spread within Slovak Catholic Nationalism

Between Historiographies of Finitude and Appropriation of the Annales School: The “National Question” in Post-1945 Croatian Intellectual History

The Nationalist Perspective within Slovak Communist Intellectual Thinking (1921–1968)

The Normativity of a Nation: A Case Study of Slovene Historians in Early Post-socialism

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