Poland Between East and West
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20th century history
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andrzej walicki
august zaleski lectures
austrian empire
Author_Andrzej Walicki
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central european studies
east central europe
eastern europe history
empire and nation
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harvard papers in ukrainian studies
history paperback
integral nationalism
intellectual history
modern poland
modernization
nationalism theory
nationhood
partitions of poland
poland
polish german relations
polish history
polish identity
polish nationalism
polish russian relations
political thought
positivism
prussian empire
russian empire
socialism
ukrainian studies
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- ISBN 9780916458713
- Weight: 136g
- Publication Date: 19 Nov 1996
- Publisher: Harvard University Press
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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The three sections in Poland Between East and West represent revised and edited versions of the three August Zaleski Lectures given by world renowned thinker Andrzej Walicki. In them Walicki charts a new understanding of Poland’s entry into the modern age as it sought to reinvent its concept of nationhood after having been partitioned among three of its longtime rivals.
Walicki presents new paradigms for understanding the rise and nature of Polish nationalism, the impact of Positivism and Socialism, and the question of integral nationalism. These texts will be stimulating reading for anyone interested in twentieth-century East Central European history.
Andrzej Walicki is Professor of History, Emeritus, University of Notre Dame.
