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049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aA.VIII/8880
245 04|aThe contested nation :|bethnicity, class, religion and gender in national histories /|cedited by Stefan Berger and Chris Lorenz.
250 |a1st published.
260 |aBasingstoke, Hampshire :|bPalgrave Macmillan,|c2008.
300 |axxii, 634 s. :|bharita (renkli) ;|c24 cm
500 |aİndeks s. 603.-634.
504 |aSeçilmiş bibliyografya s. 553-602.
505 00|tIntroduction : national history writing in Europe in a global age /|rStefan Berger and Chris Lorenz,|gs. 1-23 --|tRepresentations of identity : ethnicity, race, class, gender and religion : an introduction to conceptual history /|rChris Lorenz,|gs. 24-59 --|tThe metaphor of the master : 'narrative hierarchy' in national historical cultures of Europe /|rKrijn Thijs,|gs. 60-74 --|tNation and ethnicity /|rJoep Leerssen,|gs. 75-103 --|tReligion, nation and European representations of the past /|rJames C. Kennedy,|gs. 104-134 --|rThe 'nation' and 'class' : European national master narratives and their social 'other' /|rGita Deneckere and Thomas Welskopp,|gs. 135-170 --|tWhere are women in national histories? /|rJitka Malečková,|gs. 171-199 --|tNational historians and the discourse of the other : France and Germany,|gs. 200-230 --|tEthnicity, religion, class and gender and the 'island story/ies' : Great Britain and Ireland /|rKeith Robbins,|gs. 231-255 --|tNordic national histories /|rPeter Aronsson, Narve Fulsås, Pertti Haapala and Bernard Eric Jensen,|gs. 256-282 --|tWeak and strong nations in the low countries : national historiography and its 'others' in Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries /|rMarnix Beyen and Benoît Majerus,|gs. 273-310 --|tNational historiography and nation identity : Switzerland in comparative perspective /|rGuy P. Marchal,|gs. 311-338 --|tPortuguese and Spanish historiographies : distance and proximity /|rSérgio Campos Matos and David Mota Álvarez,|gs. 339-366 --|tHabsburg's difficult legacy : comparing and relation Austrian, Czech, Magyar and Slovak national historical master narratives /|rGernot Heiss, Árpád v. Klimó, Pavel Kolář and Dušan Kováč,|gs. 367-404 --|tThe Russian Empire and its Western borderlands : national historiographies and their 'others' in Russia, the Baltics and the Ukraine /|rAnna Veronika Wendland,|gs. 405-441 --|tMirrors for the nation : imagining the national past among the Poles and Czechs in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries /|rMaciej Janowski,|gs. 442-462 --|tNational historiographies in the Balkans, 1830-1989 /|rMarius Turda,|gs. 463-489 --|tHistory writing among the Greeks and Turks : imagining the self and the other /|rHercules Millas,|gs. 490-510 --|tNarratives of Jewish historiography in Europe /|rUlrich Wyrwa,|gs. 511-530 --|tConclusion : picking up the threads /|rStefan Berger and Chris Lorenz,|gs. 531-552.
700 1 |aBerger, Stefan,|eeditör.
700 1 |aLorenz, Chris,|eeditör.