Examines how the term Central Europe served as a political and intellectual project in the 1980s and early 1990s, when proponents used it to contest the geo-political label of Eastern Europe and promote a distinct cultural profile for countries now involved in Transatlantic integration.
Examines how the term Central Europe served as a political and intellectual project in the 1980s and early 1990s, when proponents used it to contest the geo-political label of Eastern Europe and promote a distinct cultural profile for countries now involved in Transatlantic integration.
Jessie Labov is a Resident Fellow at the Center for Media, Data, and Society at Central European University, Budapest.
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List of Figures, List of Maps, Introduction: Movements of Texts across Borders PART I: Cross Currents and Its Transatlantic Central European Imaginary Chapter One: The Political-Cultural Journal: The Case of Cross Currents Cross Currents: A Yearbook of Central European Culture Distribution and Diaspora Why The New York Review of Books? The Postcolonial Intersection Cross Currents as Essay and Encyclopedia Chapter Two: The Debate over Central Europe-from Jews to Yugoslavia The Domains of Central Europe Divergent Definitions of Central Europe: Mi?osz and Kundera Flight from Byzantium: Kundera vs. Brodsky on Dostoyevsky The Lisbon Conference: May 7-8, 1988 The North-South Axis Returns: Central and Southeastern Europe Two Yugoslav Entries: Vladimir Dedijer and Danilo Ki PART II: Further Essays in Contesting Geography and Redefining Culture Chapter Three: Borders, Editors, and Readers in Motion The Need for New Geographies Interwar Hungary beyond Its Borders Parallel Routes from Independence through War: Giedroyc and Grydzewski, Part I Polish Émigré Publishing after the Second World War: Giedroyc and Grydzewski, Part II Reading Kultura from a Distance Towards an Extra-Territorial Literature Chapter Four: Transmedial Work-Arounds after 1989 Moving beyond Text and Context Abuses of the Helsinki Charter in Yugoslavia (1989) The Case of Radio B92/B2-92: From Analog to Digital Practices (1990s) Ukraine, Belarus, and beyond Central Europe (2000s): From Online to Offline Work-Arounds, Conclusion: Redefining Transatlantic Central Europe Today Bibliography, Index
List of Figures, List of Maps, Introduction: Movements of Texts across Borders PART I: Cross Currents and Its Transatlantic Central European Imaginary Chapter One: The Political-Cultural Journal: The Case of Cross Currents Cross Currents: A Yearbook of Central European Culture Distribution and Diaspora Why The New York Review of Books? The Postcolonial Intersection Cross Currents as Essay and Encyclopedia Chapter Two: The Debate over Central Europe-from Jews to Yugoslavia The Domains of Central Europe Divergent Definitions of Central Europe: Mi?osz and Kundera Flight from Byzantium: Kundera vs. Brodsky on Dostoyevsky The Lisbon Conference: May 7-8, 1988 The North-South Axis Returns: Central and Southeastern Europe Two Yugoslav Entries: Vladimir Dedijer and Danilo Ki PART II: Further Essays in Contesting Geography and Redefining Culture Chapter Three: Borders, Editors, and Readers in Motion The Need for New Geographies Interwar Hungary beyond Its Borders Parallel Routes from Independence through War: Giedroyc and Grydzewski, Part I Polish Émigré Publishing after the Second World War: Giedroyc and Grydzewski, Part II Reading Kultura from a Distance Towards an Extra-Territorial Literature Chapter Four: Transmedial Work-Arounds after 1989 Moving beyond Text and Context Abuses of the Helsinki Charter in Yugoslavia (1989) The Case of Radio B92/B2-92: From Analog to Digital Practices (1990s) Ukraine, Belarus, and beyond Central Europe (2000s): From Online to Offline Work-Arounds, Conclusion: Redefining Transatlantic Central Europe Today Bibliography, Index
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