The making of a nation in the Balkans historiography of the Bulgarian revival /

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Main Author: Daskalov, Rumen
Corporate Author: ebrary, Inc
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Budapest ; New York : Central European University Press, 2004.
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Table of Contents:
  • The national interpretation
  • Concepts of the (Bulgarian) nation
  • Nationalism and romanticism
  • The national and the spiritual (cultural) meanings
  • The analogy with the renaissance
  • The Bulgarian revival and the enlightenment
  • Analogies with the reformation
  • The Bulgarian revival and European development
  • Modernity and modernization
  • The transition from feudalism to capitalism
  • Capitalism during the revival
  • Ottoman feudalism
  • The social (bourgeois) revolution and the agrarian thesis
  • The economic and the national-spiritual interpretation
  • Excursus on periodization
  • The urban "estate" and social struggles in older historiography
  • Bourgeoisie and notables in earlier Marxist controversies
  • Toward rehabilitation
  • The peasants
  • The intelligentsia
  • The class struggles between the social and national
  • Vulgar Marxist sociologism and its abandoning
  • Paisii as a problem
  • Evolutionists and revolutionaries
  • The hierarchy of national heroes : Rakovski, Karavelov, Levski, Botev : reappraisals and reshuffling
  • The April uprising and the Russo-Turkish war
  • The revolution
  • Revisions and reappraisal
  • Rightist visions of the Bulgarian revival
  • The democratic image
  • The battle of the Communists for the legacy of the revival.