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In Quest Of History On Czech Statehood And Identity Jir Pribn

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In Quest Of History On Czech Statehood And Identity Jir Pribn
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Publisher: Karolinum Press, Charles University
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.29 MB
Pages: 280
Author: Jirí Pribán, Karel Hvíždala, Stuart Hoskins
ISBN: 9788024642673, 8024642670
Language: English
Year: 2020

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In Quest Of History On Czech Statehood And Identity Jir Pribn by Jirí Pribán, Karel Hvíždala, Stuart Hoskins 9788024642673, 8024642670 instant download after payment.

In honor of the 2018 centennial of Czech independence, philosopher of law Jiří Přibán and award-winning Czech journalist Karel Hvížďala took the opportunity to examine key moments in Czech history from the ninth century to the twenty-first. Covering such a broad span of time allowed them to look into the past and question how Czechs have viewed their history at different points—and what that means for the Czech present and future. As contemporary politics drift closer towards totalitarianism, historiography from scholars and thinkers who experienced twentieth-century totalitarian regimes is more important than ever. In their spirited dialogue, Hvížďala and Přibán raise and explore these crucial issues, sharing subjects normally reserved for university seminars with the broader public.

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