A Conceptual History
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Köp båda 2 för 2973 krAfter reading the individual contributions, the attempt of a Trans-European historiography through the inclusion specifically of the meso-regions proves to be truly successful.But it is not only because of an updated regional history that the volume is very informative and readable; it also offers many fruitful ideas for the various historiographical academic disciplines and an overarching transnational discourse. Hopefully, these concepts will be developed further. Historische Zeitschrift acquiring this book will undoubtedly help you to get a very good understanding of the spatial turn, its advantages and its shortcomings, not to mention that it will provide you with all the necessary bibliography on matters of conceptual regions. EuropeanReview ofHistory:Revue europenne d'histoire All in all, this volume is a successful and highly recommendable book. It conveys many important insights into European history, as well as into the possibilities of doing a conceptual history which goes beyond basic political-philosophical concepts. And it will provide the reader with a good knowledge-base for answering the question about where Central Europe actually is located. Global Intellectual History Many of the individual chapters are highly readable and insightfulMany [readers] will indulge in the rich intricacies of conceptual history and historical concepts that abound in this book as a whole. European History Quarterly With a roster of authoritative scholars, the chapters of this book chart the construction and use of the key concepts of European space. By focusing on conceptual clusters, an extraordinary number of subjects are covered, and the complex processes at work are further highlighted by the frequent cross-referencing between chapters and topics, making this compelling book much more than the sum of its individual studies. Wendy Bracewell, University College London
Diana Mishkova has been the Director, since 2000, of the Center for Advanced Study Sofia. She has published extensively on comparative Balkan history, intellectual history, and historiography. She is the author of Beyond Balkanism: The Scholarly Politics of Region Making (2018), Domestication of Freedom: Modernity and Legitimacy in Serbia and Romania in the Nineteenth Century (2001), and the editor of seven scholarly collections.
List of Tables and Figures Introduction Diana Mishkova and Balzs Trencsnyi PART I: EUROPEAN MESO-REGIONS Chapter 1. Western Europe Stefan Berger Chapter 2. Scandinavia / Norden Bo Strth and Marja Jalava Chapter 3. The Baltic Prtel Piirime Chapter 4. The Mediterranean Vaso Seirinidou Chapter 5. Southern Europe Guido Franzinetti Chapter 6. Iberia Xos-M.Nez Seixas Chapter 7. Balkans / Southeastern Europe Diana Mishkova Chapter 8. Central Europe Balzs Trencsnyi Chapter 9. Eastern Europe Frithjof Benjamin Schenk Chapter 10. Eurasia Mark Bassin PART II: DISCIPLINARY TRADITIONS OF REGIONALIZATION Chapter 11. European History Stefan Troebst Chapter 12. Political Geography and Geopolitics Virginie Mamadouh and Martin Mller Chapter 13. Economics Georgi Ganev Chapter 14. Historical Demography Attila Melegh Chapter 15. Linguistics Uwe Hinrichs Chapter 16. Literary History Alex Drace-Francis Chapter 17. Art History Eric Storm Index