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049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aA.VIII/8879
245 00|aNationalizing the past :|bhistorians as nation builders in modern Europe /|cedited by Stefan Berger and Chris Lorenz.
250 |aDigital printing.
260 |aBasingstoke, Hampshire :|bPalgrave Macmillan,|c2012, ©2010.
300 |axvi, 529 s. ;|c24 cm.
490 1 |aWriting the nation series ;|vvolume 7
500 |aİndeks s. 500-529.
504 |aBibliyografik bilgi içerir.
505 |tNarrativations of the past : the theoretical debate and the example of the Weimar republic /|rJan Eckel,|gs. 26-48 --|tDouble trouble : a comparison of the politics of national history in Germany and in Quebec /|rChris Lorenz,|gs. 49-70 --|tSetting the scene for national history /|rJoep Leerssen,|gs. 71-85 --|tA strained relationship : epistemology and historiography in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Germany and Britain /|rAngelika Epple,|gs. 86-106 --|tWar of religion in national history writing at the beginning of the twentieth century : P. J. Blok, Karl Lamprecht, Ernest Lavisse and Henri Pirenne /|rGeneviève Warland,|gs. 107-127 --|tHeretics into national heroes : Jules Michelet's Joan of Arc and František Palacký's John Hus /|rMonika Baár,|gs. 128-148 --|tHistory and politics : interpretations of early modern conquest and reformation in Victorian Ireland /|rMarc Caball,|gs. 149-169 --|tNarrating the building of a small nation : divergence and convergence in the historiography of Estonian 'national awakening', 1868-2005 /|rJörg Hackmann,|gs.170-191 --|tTheorizing and practising 'scientific' history in south-eastern Europe, nineteenth-twentieth century : Spyridon Lambros and Nicolae Jorga /|rEffi gazi,|gs. 192-208 --|tTheatre histories and the construction of national identity : the cases of Norway and Finland /|rIlona Pikkanen,|gs. 209-232 --|tNation, state and empire : the historiography of 'high imperialism' in the British and Russian empires /|rAndrew Mycock with Marina Loskoutova,|gs. 233-258 --|tEnds of empire : decolonizing the nation in British and French historiography /|rRobert Aldrich and Stuart Ward,|gs. 259-281 --|tInside-out : the purposes of form in Friedrich Meinecke's and Robert Aron's explanations of national disaster /|rHugo Frey and Stefan Jordan,|gs. 282-297 --|tClio and class struggle in socialist histories of the nation : a comparison of Robert Grimm's and Eduard Bernstein's wiritings, 1910-1920 /|rThomas Welskopp,|gs. 298-318 --|tRewriting national history in post-war central Europe : Marxist syntheses of Austrian and Czechoslovak history as new national master narratives /|rPavel Kolář,|gs. 319-340 --|tNineteenth century liberal master narratives revisited : comparison of Gyula Szekfű and Benedetto Croce /|rÁrpád v. Klimó,|gs. 341-357 -- The Lombard League in nineteenth-century historiography, c. 1800-c. 1850 /|rDavid Laven,|gs. 358-383 --|tHistory of civilization : transnational or post-imperial? : some Iberian perspectives, 1870-1930 /|rXosé-Manoel Núñez,|gs. 384-403 --|tAfter the deluge : the impact of the two world wars on the historical work of Henri Pirenne and Marc Bloch|rPeter Schöttler,|gs. 404-425 --|tRising like a phoenix ... the Renaissance of national history writing in Germany and Britain since the 1980s /|rStefan Berger,|gs. 426-451 --|tMyth in the writing of European history /|rJan Ifversen,|gs. 452-479 --|tThe nation, progress and European identity in the rise of modern Europe /|rJohn L. Harvey,|gs. 480-499.
700 1 |aBerger, Stefan,|eeditör.
700 1 |aLorenz, Chris,|eeditör.
830 0|aWriting the nation : national historiographies and the making of nation states in 19th and 20th century Europe ;|vvolume 7.