خلق دیگری: درگیری‌های قومی و ملی‌گرایی در اروپای مرکزی هابسبورگ (مطالعات اتریشی و هابسبورگی، ۵)

the Historic Myths Of A People/nation Usually Play An Important Role In The Creation And Consolidation Of The Basic Concepts From Which The Self-image Of That Nation Derives. These Concepts Include Not Only Images Of The Nation Itself, But Also Images Of Other Peoples. Although The Construction Of Ethnic Stereotypes During The Long Nineteenth Century Initially Had Other Functions Than Simply The Homogenization Of The Particular Culture And The Exclusion Of Others From The Public Sphere, The Evaluation Of Peoples According To Criteria That Included Level Of Civilization Yielded Rankings Of Ethnic Groups Within The Habsburg Monarchy. That Provided The Basis For Later, More Divisive Ethnic Characterizations Of Exclusive Nationalism, As Addressed In This Volume That Examines The Roots And Results Of Ethnic, Nationalist, And Racial Conflict In The Region From A Variety Of Historical And Theoretical Perspectives. Representing National Territory: Cartography And Nationalism In Hungary, 1700-1848 / Irina Popova -- The Functions Of Ethnic Stereotypes In Austria And Hungary In The Early Nineteenth Century / András Vári -- Czechs, Germans, Bohemians? Images Of Self And Other In Bohemia To 1848 / Hugh Lecaine Agnew -- The Image Of The Other In The Nineteenth Century: Historical Scholarship In The Bohemian Lands / Jiří Štaif -- Gentry, Jews, And Peasants: Jews As Others In The Formation Of The Modern Polish Nation In Rural Galicia During The Second Half Of The Nineteenth Century / Kai Struve -- Nationalizing Rural Landscapes In Cisleithania, 1880-1914 / Pieter M. Judson -- Ethnology, Cultural Reification, And The Dynamics Of Difference In The Kronprinzenwerk / Regina Bendix -- Hungarian Motifs In The Emergence And The Decline Of A Czechoslovak National Narrative, 1890-1930 / Peter Haslinger -- The South Slavs In The Austrian Imagination: Serbs And Slovenes In The Changing View From German Nationalism To National Socialism / Christian Promitzer -- Peoples Of The Mountains, Peoples Of The Plains: Space And Ethnographic Representation / Karl Kaser -- Marking The Difference Or Looking For Common Ground? Southeast Central Europe / Oto Luthar And Breda Luthar -- The Psychology Of Creating The Other In National Identity, Ethnic Enmity, And Rascism / Peter Loewenberg. Edited By Nancy M. Wingfield. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [257]-259) And Index. Contents Preface Contributors Introduction Part One. The Origins and Changing Images of the Other to 1848 Chapter 1. Representing National Territory Chapter 2. The Functions of Ethnic Stereotypes Chapter 3. Czechs, Germans, Bohemians? Part Two. Austria-Hungary in the Age of Nationalism Chapter 4. The Image of the Other Chapter 5. Gentry, Jews, and Peasants Chapter 6. Nationalizing Rural Landscapes in Cisleithania Chapter 7. Dynamics of Difference in the Kronprinzenwerk Part Three. The Legacy Chapter 8. Hungarian Motifs Chapter 9. The South Slavs in the Austrian Imagination Chapter 10. Peoples of the Mountains, Peoples of the Plains Chapter 11. Marking the Difference Chapter 12. The Psychology of Creating the Other Select Bibliography Index