National history and identity : approaches to the writing of national history in the north-east Baltic region nineteenth and twentieth centuries

Michael P. Branch

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Philosophy, History, and Historiography European Cultural and National Identity Cultural History and Identity Formation

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From the Introduction: The purpose of the conference which produced the contents of this volume was to commemorate the bicentenary of the birth in Iitti in 1794 of the Finnish historian and Finno-Ugrist Anders Johan Sjogren. The organisers chose to honour Sjogren not by dwelling on his life and work -- though such was his influence in his day that we were frequently reminded of his scholarly legacy during the course of the conference -- but by a critical examination of the historical phenomenon of which he was both a founder and a practitioner in Northern Europe: the role of history in shaping national identities and in nation-building.

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