Gyula Szekfü : a study in the political basis of Hungarian historiography
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Gyula Szekfü : a study in the political basis of Hungarian historiography
(Routledge library editions, . Historiography ; v. 35)
Routledge, 2016
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Bibliography: p. 343-375
Description and Table of Contents
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This study explores the connection between politics and historical scholarship in the case of the Hungarian historian, Gyula Szekfu, whose career spanned one of the most significant and eventful periods of Hungarian history. His writing is particularly suited for an inquiry into the relationship between politics and historiography becasue the changes in Szefku's political and historical points of view parallelled the drastic changes which occurred in Hungary.
Table of Contents
Introduction. Part 1: The Dualist Szekfu: 1904-1918 1. Der Staat Hungarn and the Christian-German Cultural Community 2. A Labanc View of Rakoczi 3. Geistesgeschichte, Szekfu and Hungarian Historiography Part 2: The Conservative Nationalist: 1919-1933 4. After the Catastrophe: Assigning the Blame 5. Szechenyi: The Touchstone of the nation 6. Liberalism: Three Generations of Decline 7. The jews: The Bane of the Nation 8. Nationalism and Nationalities: Historiography and the Revision of the Treaty of Trianon Part 3: The Realist Szekfu: 1933-1955 From St. Stephen's State to the Hungarian People's Republic 9. The First Doubts: After Three Generations 10. 'Somewhere We Lost Our Way' Szekfu and the Popular Front 11. Volte Face: From West to East Conclusion: Continuity and Change in Szekfu's Ideas.
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