Información General

• Autores: Teresa Pinheiro (ed. lit.), Béata Cieszynska (coord.), José Eduardo Franco (coord.)
• Editores: Pearlbooks
• Año de publicación: 2011
• País: España
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 978-989-973-280-3
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Resumen

• �The edited book, Peripheral Identities � Iberia ad Eastern Europe between the dictatorial past and the European present, fills up the research gap on mutual readings and comparisons between Slavic and other Eastern European countries, on the one hand, and the Iberian nations, on the other hand. The book intends to contribute to contemporary comparative area studies, as well as to epistemological and ethical debates about the question of otherness and centre-periphery dynamics, and can be of use for educational and research purposes.�

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Listado de artículos

• • Theoretical approach

    • Mapping national and European identities: Eastern Europe and Iberia between centres and peripheries

      Béata Cieszynska, José Eduardo Franco, Teresa Pinheiro

      págs. 9-21

      

    • Identity and otherness: coordinates of a cartography of identity

      Annabela Rita

      págs. 23-32

      

    • Occidentalism and Post-empire(s) in semi-peripheral European societies: Balkan and Iberian cultural parallels

      Francisco Nazareth

      págs. 33-45

      

  • Representations of Iberia and Eastern Europe

    • Polish travellers on the Iberian Peninsula

      Fernando Cristovão

      págs. 47-62

      

    • The myth(s) of Iberia in Poland and other countries of the former Eastern bloc

      Béata Cieszynska

      págs. 63-82

      

    • Portugal stereotypes in Poland, or, the pictures in our mind: long away from the perils of life

      Ana Kalewska

      págs. 83-94

      

    • The Portuguese carnation revolution in East-Germany's: neues Deutschland

      Seidel Jörg

      págs. 95-106

      

    • Leszek Kolakowki's scepticism in the age of suspicion

      Luís Machado de Abreu

      págs. 107-118

      

    • Portugal in RuNet: space of descriptions, space of appearances

      Olga Roussinova, Kirill Titaev

      págs. 119-131

      

  • Representations of Eastern Europe in the Iberian Peninsula

    • The Slavic world as the horizon and the frontier of Europe: representations of Slavic countries in the Jesuit Journal Brotéria

      José Eduardo Franco, Paula Cristina Carreira

      págs. 133-212

      

    • Soutelo and Potocky, or the fraternity of the enslaved nations

      Carme Fernández Pérez-Sanjulián

      págs. 213-224

      

    • Approaches to twentieth-first century slavic immigration in Porguese and Spanish literature: a comparative analysis

      María Isabel Morán Cabanas

      págs. 225-240

      

  • National and European identity

    • Peripheral identities in Hungary

      Wolfgang Aschauer

      págs. 243-252

      

    • Balkan visions: conceptualisations of Europe in contemporary Macedonia

      Sonja Koroliov

      págs. 253-264

      

    • Postcolonial Poland?: discourses on postcolonialism between nationalism and the Western gaze

      Ulrich Best

      págs. 265-282

      

    • Central European constructions of Entral and Eastern Europe, or, "Whar is the centre and who are the central europeans?

      Milos Havelka

      págs. 283-298

      

    • Iberian identities between the colonial past and the European present

      Teresa Pinheiro

      págs. 299-312

      

    • In the name of April: building the past around a political myth in portuguese democracy

      Cláucio Serra Domingues

      págs. 313-346