Entangled images : Romanians and Hungarians from the Middle Ages to the Communist regime /
"L'Image de l'Autre (The Image of the Other) explores the Romanian-Hungarian reciprocal images, a key topic in historical imagology, cultural anthropology, and social psychology. As one of Europe's most significant imagological pairs, their symbolic interactions offer insights in...
| Main Author: | |
|---|---|
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
Berlin ; New York :
Peter Lang,
[2025]
|
| Subjects: |
Table of Contents:
- The roots of coexistence
- At first sight: Hungarians on Romanians
- Romanians pick up the imagological baton
- Popular images: Hungarians are curs, Romanians are curs unless they have swine
- Indignant Nobles, Desperate Peasants, and Enlightened Clerks
- ...And the good old Hungarian feelings: Romanians, our noble savages
- The barbaric tyrants
- The Romanians under Hungarian rule
- Hungarians with Wallachian lips or Daco-Romanian irredentists?
- Changing empires
- What shall we do about the Hungarians in greater Romania?
- The Hungarians under Romanian rule
- Romanian and Hungarian workers, unite!
- Romanian or communist? Pătrășcanu, Groza, Dej, Ceaușescu
- The Hungarians: under Romanian communist rule
- The dangerous game of falsifying history.