Linguistic theories and national images in 19th century Hungary

Susan Gál

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Historical Linguistics and Language Studies Central European national history European Cultural and National Identity

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Many thanks to Kit Woolard for her stimulating questions, and to Bill Hanks for his comments at the AAA symposium" 2 Pukdnszky (I}ZD carefully describes the few paragraphs that Hercler devotes to the Hungarian language and people, tracing the reception and influence of this part of Herder's work on Hungarian scholarship and literary life in the 19rh century.

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1985Imagined Communities. Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism 1992Colonialism and Culture 1991National Ideology Under Socialism 1991Bartók's funeral: representations of Europe in Hungarian political rhetoric

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