The Literature of Nationalism

Notes on the Contributors - Introduction; R.B.Pynsent - The Debate between Tradition and Modernity in the Shaping of a Romanian Identity; D.Deletant - A Nation May Be Said to Live in its Language: Some Socio-Historical Perspectives on Attitudes to Hungarian; P.Sherwood - The Use and Abuse of the Language Argument in Mid-Nineteenth-Century 'Czechoslovalism': An Appraisal on a Propaganda Milestone; D.Short - Stefan Zeromski and the Crisis of Polish Nationalism; S.Eile - The Liberation of Woman and Nation: Czech Nationalism and Women Writers of the Fin de Siecle; R.B.Pynsent - Tin Ujevic and the Yugoslav Idea; D.Puvacic - A Bulgarian Biography of Mussolini; S.I.Kanikova - Migrant Finns' Attitudes to Language and Nationhood; H.Branch - The Palindrome Scandal and the Yugoslav War; C.Hawkesworth - Understanding Ethnic-National Identity in Times of War and Social Change; M.Korac - Constructing the Moral Community: Women's Use of Dream-Narratives in a Russian-Orthodox Karelian Village; L.Stark, I-R.Sarvinen, S.Timonen & T.Utriainen - Index