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176 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 22 cm
With a focus on the origins and evolution of political identity, this book explores the way different linguistic communities have defined kin, ethnicity, citizenship and the nation. As Neumann traces the transition over the last two centuries of European history, from the medieval to the modern age, he pays particular attention to the idealistic philosophies that have influenced the intellectual landscape and political discourse of European regions today, and which have intensified the division between East and West in terms of cultural norms, legislation and administration. Published in support of Timi?oara European Capital of Culture 2023.
Victor Neumann ; with a foreword by Hans Erich BoÌˆdeker ; translated by Gabi Reigh ; edited by Neil Titman.
Published in Romanian as 'Neam, popor sau natÌ¦iune? : despre identitaÌ†tÌ¦ile politice europene' by Curtea veche, 2003.
New translation based on the text of the third edition, published by Editura RAO, Bucharest, in 2015, with a new preface by the author.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 166-170) and index.