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Gender and nation in east central Europe
vi, 344 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm.
This book explores the tumultuous relationships between gender and national identities during the formative period of east central European nation-building.
Introduction. Gender, nation, and uneasy histories in East Central Europe / Marta Cieślak -- "She sang her child to sleep in Wallachian" : imagining and living Romanian : Magyar intermarriage in late Habsburg Hungary / Ágoston Berecz -- Max Pleschner : women, family, and nation in Czech-Jewish identity / Maeva Berghmans -- Gender, nation and demography : pronatalist discourse and gender in interwar Hungary / Gábor Koloh -- Mothers of the nation, or how national women writers are created / Lena Magnone -- Warrior or damsel? Representations of the nation as a woman / Erin Dusza -- Gender and national memory in the intersections of European female roles : Júlia Szendrey, the Hungarian "George Sand" and the widow of the nation / Emese Gyimesi -- East-Central European women and the struggle for equality : rethinking internationalist women's movements in the long nineteenth century / Natalie Cornett -- Male Poland, global ambitions, and the turn towards discipline : Polish nationalism at the turn of the 20th century in the context of East-Central Europe / Claudia Snochowska-Gonzalez -- Women for the nation : Ukrainian elites and their emancipated daughters in Habsburg Lviv at the turn of the twentieth century / Ivanna Cherchovych -- Nurturing the nation : farmwives and the (home)making of the modern Polish countryside, 1918-1939 / Michał J. Wilczewski -- The interwar women's rights activist Paulina Lebl Albala and the question of national identity / Svetlana Stefanović.
edited by Marta Cieślak and Anna Müller.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
National characteristics, Central European