مرزهای فرهنگی اروپا: روایت‌ها، مفاهیم و شیوه‌ها در حال و گذشته (کتاب ۳۰ درک تاریخ)

The cultural borders of Europe are today more visible than ever, and with them comes a sense of uncertainty with respect to liberal democratic traditions: whether treated as abstractions or concrete realities, cultural divisions challenge concepts of legitimacy and political representation as well as the legal bases for citizenship. Thus, an understanding of such borders and their consequences is of utmost importance for promoting the evolution of democracy. Cultural Borders of Europe provides a wide-ranging exploration of these lines of demarcation in a variety of regions and historical eras, providing essential insights into the state of European intercultural relations today. Mats Andrén is Professor of the History of Ideas at the University of Gothenburg, where he also previously served as director of the Centre for European Research. His most recent book is Nuclear Waste Management and Legitimacy: Nihilism and Responsibility (Routledge, 2012). Thomas Lindkvist was Professor of Medieval History at the University of Gothenburg 1999-2016. His latest publication is Trade and Civilization. Economic Networks and Cultural Ties, from Prehistory to the Early Modern Era, coedited with Kristian Kristiansen and Janken Myrdal (Cambridge University Press, 2018). Ingmar Söhrman was Professor of Romance languages at the University of Gothenburg. Among his publications is Diachronic and Typical Perspectives on Verbs (John Benjamins, 2013), coedited with Folke Josephson. Katharina Vajta is senior lecturer in French at the Department of Languages and Literatures at the University of Gothenburg, where she also is Head of Department. The Cultural Borders Of Europe Are Today More Visible Than Ever, And With Them Comes A Sense Of Uncertainty With Respect To Liberal Democratic Traditions: Whether Treated As Abstractions Or Concrete Realities, Cultural Divisions Challenge Concepts Of Legitimacy And Political Representation As Well As The Legal Bases For Citizenship. Thus, An Understanding Of Such Borders And Their Consequences Is Of Utmost Importance For Promoting The Evolution Of Democracy. Cultural Borders Of Europe Provides A Wide-ranging Exploration Of These Lines Of Demarcation In A Variety Of Regions And Historical Eras, Providing Essential Insights Into The State Of European Intercultural Relations Today--provided By Publisher. Introduction / Mats Andrén & Ingmar Söhrman -- Part I. The Challenges Of Religious Borders -- Territorial And Religious Identifications In Europe / Linda Berg -- Europe With Or Without Muslims : Creating And Maintaining Cultural Boundaries / Göran Larsson & Riem Spielhaus -- Ilm Al-hududuyya : Un-inheriting Eurocentricity / Klas Grinell -- Part Ii. Linguistic Borders In Practice -- When The Intercultural Goes National : Text Books As Sites Of Struggle / Katharina Vajta -- The Pluricentric Borders Of Bavaria / Barbara Loester -- The Influence Of Imagined Linguistic Performances / Ingmar Söhrman -- Part Iii. Mental Spaces And Barriers -- Mental Barriers Replacing Nation State Borders / Fernand Fehlen -- Crossing Borders And Redefining Oneself : The Treacherous Life Of Aino Kallas / Katarina Leppänen -- Evolving Symbolic Divides : In Basque Language Promotion Logos / Johan Järlehed -- Part Iv. Scholars Making Borders -- The Controversial Concept Of European Identity / Mats Andrén -- The Eu As A Large-space? : Carl Schmitt And The Contemporary Dilemmas Of Political Rituals And Cultural Borders / Jon Wittrock -- How Prehistory Becomes Crucial For Border Making / Per Cornell -- Conclusion / Thomas Lindkvist & Katharina Vajta. Edited By Mats Andrén, Thomas Lindkvist, Ingmar Söhrman And Katharina Vajta. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. List of Figures and Tables Introduction Mats Andrén & Ingmar Söhrman PART I: THE CHALLENGES OF RELIGIOUS BORDERS Chapter 1. Territorial and Religious Identifications in Europe Linda Berg Chapter 2. Europe with or without Muslims: Creating and Maintaining Cultural Boundaries Göran Larsson & Riem Spielhaus Chapter 3. Ilm al-Hududuyya: Un-Inheriting Eurocentricity Klas Grinell PART II: LINGUISTIC BORDERS IN PRACTICE Chapter 4. When the Intercultural Goes National: Textbooks as Sites of Struggle Katharina Vajta Chapter 5. The Pluricentric Borders of Bavaria Barbara Loester Chapter 6. The Influence of Imagined Linguistic Performances Ingmar Söhrman PART III: MENTAL SPACES AND BARRIERS Chapter 7. Mental Barriers Replacing Nation-State Borders Fernand Fehlen Chapter 8. Crossing Borders and Redefining Oneself: The Treacherous Life of Aino Kallas Katarina Leppänen Chapter 9. Evolving Symbolic Divides: in Basque Language Promotion Logos Johan Järlehed PART IV: SCHOLARS MAKING BORDERS Chapter 10. The Controversial Concept of European Identity Mats Andrén Chapter 11. The EU as a ‘Large Space’? Carl Schmitt and the Contemporary Dilemmas of Political Rituals and Cultural Borders Jon Wittrock Chapter 12. How Prehistory Becomes Crucial for Border Making Per Cornell Conclusion Thomas Lindkvist & Katharina Vajta Index Cultural Borders of Europe -- Contents -- List of Figures and Tables -- Introduction -- Part I. The Challenges of Religious Borders -- Chapter 1. Territorial and Religious Identifications in Europe -- Chapter 2. Europe with or without Muslims -- Chapter 3. Ilm al-Hududiyya -- Part II. Linguistic Borders in Practice -- Chapter 4. When the Intercultural Goes National -- Chapter 5. The Pluricentric Borders of Bavaria -- Chapter 6. The Influence of Imagined Linguistic Performances -- Part III. Mental Spaces and Barriers -- Chapter 7. Mental Barriers Replacing Nation-State Borders -- Chapter 8. Crossing Borders and Redefining Oneself -- Chapter 9. Evolving Symbolic Divides in Basque Language Promotion Logos -- Part IV. Scholars Making Borders -- Chapter 10. The Controversial Concept of European Identity -- Chapter 11. The EU as a 'Large Space'? -- Chapter 12. How Prehistory Becomes Crucial for Border Making -- Conclusion -- Index The cultural borders of Europe are today more visible than ever, creating uncertainty for liberal democratic traditions, and questions of legitimacy, political representation, and the legal bases for citizenship. This book provides a wide-ranging exploration of these lines of demarcation in a variety of European regions and historical eras.