Titlebook: ‘Regimes of Historicity‘ in Southeastern and Northern Europe, 1890-1945; Discourses of Identi Diana Mishkova (Director),Balázs Trencsényi (

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Advances in Downy Mildew Researchberal nationalism, also witnessed, for the first time, the rise of comparativist methodologies constructing a sort of Balkan/Southeast European historical unit. In many ways this new realm of historical research, devised primarily not by historians but by linguists, ethnographers, and geographers, p

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Surfactant-Enhanced Carbon Regeneration,The concept of modernity is used pragmatically, referring to history-writing dealing with the historical epoch after the French Revolution. Modernity as a concept that denotes a specific historical epoch was not in use in any of the historical works analyzed here, nor does it seem to have been in us

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Advances in Dynamic Game Theorysformation of underlying assumptions, spaces of experience, and horizons of expectation of political speech. The most crucial aspect of this transformation was the questioning of the linear vision of historical development that was dominant in the late nineteenth century, buttressing both liberal an

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Ergodic Problems in Differential Gamesdebates. The focus of this attention was the relationship between anarchism and the rapidly emerging working-class movement, in the context of a profound upheaval of societal structures and political power relations.

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Games, Incompetence, and Trainingeugenic projects are addressed here as a contribution to the heterogeneous intellectual and polit. ical strategies of reconstructing modernity, national identity, and the forms of experiencing time during this period. The analysis is based on the understanding of collective identities as dynamic cul

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Tania L. S. Vincent,Thomas L. Vincentin the perception and experience of notions such as modernity, historicity, and temporality. With the ever more radical distrust that targeted the optimistic and progress-oriented modernizing programs of the nineteenth century came the development of new political ideologies that posed as alternativ

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Sergey S. Kumkov,Valerii S. Patskowhere revolution still had its etymological meaning of rolling back, time was now identi. fied in terms of a present in distinct separation from a past that . been different and a future that . be different. Different meant by implication a past that was worse and a future that would be better. Time

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Sergey S. Kumkov,Valerii S. Patskolitical and cultural history, to archeology and architectural history. Regardless of the complexity and diversity of changeable political systems and phases of development of particular European nationalisms, national historiographies have had a major role in distinguishing particular national ident