Rethinking Period Boundaries
Subtitle: New Approaches to Continuity and Discontinuity in Modern European History and Culture
Publisher: De Gruyter Oldenbourg
Published: 2021
Place of publication: München/Wien
Language: eng
Format: PDF
Number of pages: 258
ISBN-13: 9783110636000
Table of contents: label: Lucian George
title: Introduction - Periodization Challenges and Challenging Periodization: Interdisciplinary Reflections
pagenum: 1; label: Jan A. Burek
title: Chapter 1 - History Seems Different from the Shop Floor. A Micro-Historical Challenge to Established Caesurae in the History of 20th-Century Poland: Transwar Continuities in Żyrardów
pagenum: 35; label: Lucian George
title: Chapter 2 - Rumours of Re-Enserfment, Anti-Feudal Identities and “Folk Periodization”: The Memory of Serfdom in Early 20th-Century Galicia
pagenum: 59; label: Aaron Clift
title: Chapter 3 - L’homme au couteau entre les dents and Les classes dangereuses: A “Transwar” Perspective on Continuities in French Anticommunist Discourse
pagenum: 93; label: Julia Secklehner
title: Chapter 4 - Crossing Borders and Period Boundaries in Central European Art: The Work of Anna Lesznai (ca. 1910–1930)
pagenum: 119; label: Aleksei Lokhmatov
title: Chapter 5 - “Periodizations” in Intellectual History: On the Plurality of Continuities in the Public Debates of Post-War Poland
pagenum: 149; label: Alessia Benedetti
title: Chapter 6 - A “Product of a Certain Social Milieu” and a “Genius”: Analogies and Continuities between Pre- and Post-Revolutionary Debates on Dante in Russia
pagenum: 175; label: Andrea Talabér
title: Chapter 7 - Continuing Traditions: National Days in Czechoslovakia and Hungary during the 20th Century
pagenum: 201; label: Ritchie Robertson
title: Epilogue - Some Problems in Historical and Literary Periodization
pagenum: 231; title: List of Contributors
pagenum: 253; title: Index
pagenum: 255