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Vienna's Dreams of Europe: Culture and Identity beyond the Nation-State (New Directions in German Studies, 13)
Author: Katherine Arens
Year: October 4, 2012
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Language: English



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Vienna's Dreams of Europe: Culture and Identity Beyond the Nation-State In the book "Vienna's Dreams of Europe", author Katherine Arens challenges the prevailing narrative of Austria's place in European history, offering a counter-narrative that highlights the country's unique cultural and political contributions to the continent. For centuries, Austrian writers have used images of Europe and its dominant culture as their reference points, yet Austria has been relegated to an afterthought in discussions of Europe's nation-states. This oversight is due to the dominant paradigm of nationalist colonialism, which has obscured the multicultural heritage of Austro-Hungary, including ancestors from the Balkans and beyond. Arens argues that Austrian writers have long construed their own public as European, working within a different framework than contemporary theorists who criticize the hegemonic West. Through a detailed examination of the works of influential Austrian public intellectuals and authors, she demonstrates how these individuals have resisted two hundred years of European nationalism and imperialism, shaping a distinct political identity that acknowledges the country's diverse cultural forms and ethnicities.
Vienna's Dreams of Europe: Culture and Identity Beyond the Nation-State В книге «Vienna's Dreams of Europe» автор Кэтрин Аренс бросает вызов преобладающему повествованию о месте Австрии в европейской истории, предлагая контрнарратив, который подчеркивает уникальный культурный и политический вклад страны в континент. Веками австрийские писатели использовали образы Европы и ее доминирующей культуры в качестве ориентиров, но Австрия была отодвинута на задний план в дискуссиях о национальных государствах Европы. Эта оплошность обусловлена доминирующей парадигмой националистического колониализма, которая заслонила мультикультурное наследие Австро-Венгрии, включая предков с Балкан и за их пределами. Аренс утверждает, что австрийские писатели уже давно трактуют собственную публику как европейскую, работающую в иных рамках, нежели современные теоретики, критикующие гегемонистский Запад. Благодаря детальному изучению работ влиятельных австрийских общественных интеллектуалов и авторов, она демонстрирует, как эти люди противостояли двухсотлетнему европейскому национализму и империализму, формируя отчетливую политическую идентичность, которая признает разнообразные культурные формы и этнические особенности страны.
Vienna's Dreams of Europe : Culture and Identity Beyond the Nation-State Dans le livre « Vienna's Dreams of Europe », l'auteur Kathryn Arens récuse le récit dominant de la place de l'Autriche dans l'histoire européenne, en proposant un contre-narratif qui souligne le caractère culturel et politique unique de l'Autriche contribution du pays au continent. Pendant des siècles, les écrivains autrichiens ont utilisé les images de l'Europe et de sa culture dominante comme repères, mais l'Autriche a été reléguée au second plan dans le débat sur les États-nations de l'Europe. Cette erreur est due au paradigme dominant du colonialisme nationaliste, qui a masqué l'héritage multiculturel de l'Autriche-Hongrie, y compris les ancêtres des Balkans et au-delà. Arens affirme que les écrivains autrichiens interprètent depuis longtemps leur propre public comme européen, travaillant dans un cadre différent des théoriciens modernes qui critiquent l'Occident hégémonique. En examinant en détail les œuvres d'intellectuels et d'auteurs publics autrichiens influents, elle montre comment ces gens se sont opposés au nationalisme et à l'impérialisme européens du bicentenaire en formant une identité politique distincte qui reconnaît les différentes formes culturelles et ethniques du pays.
Sueños de Viena de : Cultura e identidad Más allá del Estado-Nación En el libro Sueños de de Viena, la autora Catherine Arens desafía la narrativa predominante sobre el lugar de Austria en la historia europea, proponiendo una contrarreloj que enfatice la singular contribución cultural y política del país al continente. Durante siglos, los escritores austriacos han utilizado las imágenes de y su cultura dominante como puntos de referencia, pero Austria ha sido relegada a un segundo plano en las discusiones sobre los estados nacionales de . Este descuido se debe al paradigma dominante del colonialismo nacionalista, que oscureció el legado multicultural de Austria-Hungría, incluidos los antepasados de los Balcanes y más allá. Arens sostiene que los escritores austriacos han interpretado durante mucho tiempo a su propio público como europeo, trabajando en un marco diferente al de los teóricos modernos que critican el Occidente hegemónico. A través de un estudio detallado de las obras de influyentes intelectuales y autores públicos austriacos, demuestra cómo estas personas se opusieron al nacionalismo europeo e imperialismo del bicentenario, formando una identidad política distinta que reconoce las diversas formas culturales y características étnicas del país.
Vienna's Dreams of Europe: Culture and Identity Beyond the Nation-State Nel libro «Vienna's Dreams of Europe», l'autrice Catherine Arens sfida la narrazione prevalente del luogo dell'Austria nella storia europea, offrendo una controparte che sottolinea il contributo culturale e politico unico del Paese nel continente. Per secoli, gli scrittori austriaci hanno usato le immagini dell'e della sua cultura dominante come punti di riferimento, ma l'Austria è stata relegata nel dibattito sulle nazioni europee. Questo errore è dovuto al paradigma dominante del colonialismo nazionalista, che ha coperto l'eredità multiculturale dell'Austria-Ungheria, compresi gli antenati dai Balcani e oltre. Arens sostiene che gli scrittori austriaci interpretano da tempo il proprio pubblico come europeo, che opera in un ambito diverso dai teorici moderni che criticano l'Occidente egemonico. Attraverso uno studio dettagliato dei potenti intellettuali e autori sociali austriaci, mostra come queste persone si siano opposte al nazionalismo e all'imperialismo europei di 200 anni, formando una chiara identità politica che riconosce le diverse forme culturali e le caratteristiche etniche del paese.
Wiens Träume von : Kultur und Identität jenseits des Nationalstaates Im Buch „Wiens Träume von “ stellt die Autorin Kathrin Ahrens die vorherrschende Erzählung von Österreichs Platz in der europäischen Geschichte in Frage und bietet eine Gegenerzählung, die den einzigartigen kulturellen und politischen Beitrag des Landes zum Kontinent hervorhebt. Jahrhundertelang nutzten österreichische Schriftsteller die Bilder s und seiner dominanten Kultur als Bezugspunkte, doch Österreich wurde in Diskussionen über die Nationalstaaten s in den Hintergrund gedrängt. Dieser Fehltritt ist auf das vorherrschende Paradigma des nationalistischen Kolonialismus zurückzuführen, das das multikulturelle Erbe Österreich-Ungarns, einschließlich der Vorfahren vom Balkan und darüber hinaus, verschleierte. Arens argumentiert, dass österreichische Schriftsteller ihr eigenes Publikum seit langem als europäisch interpretieren, das in einem anderen Rahmen arbeitet als moderne Theoretiker, die den hegemonialen Westen kritisieren. Durch eine detaillierte Untersuchung der Werke einflussreicher österreichischer öffentlicher Intellektueller und Autoren zeigt sie, wie sich diese Menschen dem zweihundertjährigen europäischen Nationalismus und Imperialismus widersetzten und eine ausgeprägte politische Identität bildeten, die die vielfältigen kulturellen Formen und ethnischen Merkmale des Landes anerkennt.
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Viyana'nın Avrupa Düşleri: Ulus-Devletin Ötesinde Kültür ve Kimlik "Viyana'nın Avrupa Düşleri'nde yazar Catherine Ahrens, ülkenin kıtaya olan eşsiz kültürel ve politik katkısını vurgulayan bir karşı anlatı önererek Avusturya'nın Avrupa tarihindeki yerinin hakim anlatısına meydan okuyor. Yüzyıllar boyunca, Avusturyalı yazarlar Avrupa'nın ve baskın kültürünün görüntülerini referans noktaları olarak kullandılar, ancak Avusturya, Avrupa'nın ulus devletleri hakkındaki tartışmalarda öne çıktı. Bu gözetim, Balkanlar ve ötesindeki atalar da dahil olmak üzere Avusturya-Macaristan'ın çok kültürlü mirasını gizleyen milliyetçi sömürgeciliğin baskın paradigmasından kaynaklanmaktadır. Ahrens, Avusturyalı yazarların uzun zamandır kendi kamuoylarını Avrupalı olarak yorumladıklarını ve hegemonik Batı'yı eleştiren modern teorisyenlerden farklı bir çerçevede çalıştıklarını savunuyor. Etkili Avusturyalı kamu entelektüellerinin ve yazarlarının eserlerini ayrıntılı bir şekilde inceleyerek, bu insanların iki yüzüncü yıl Avrupa milliyetçiliğine ve emperyalizmine nasıl karşı çıktığını, ülkenin çeşitli kültürel biçimlerini ve etnik özelliklerini tanıyan ayrı bir siyasi kimlik oluşturduğunu gösteriyor.
أحلام أوروبا في فيينا: ثقافة وهوية ما وراء الدولة القومية في «أحلام فيينا في أوروبا»، تتحدى الكاتبة كاثرين أرينز السرد السائد لمكانة النمسا في التاريخ الأوروبي من خلال اقتراح سرد مضاد يسلط الضوء على مساهمة البلاد الثقافية والسياسية الفريدة في القارة. لعدة قرون، استخدم الكتاب النمساويون صور أوروبا وثقافتها المهيمنة كنقاط مرجعية، لكن النمسا تراجعت في المناقشات حول الدول القومية في أوروبا. يرجع هذا الإشراف إلى النموذج السائد للاستعمار القومي، الذي حجب التراث متعدد الثقافات للنمسا والمجر، بما في ذلك أسلاف من البلقان وخارجها. يجادل آرينز بأن الكتاب النمساويين فسروا منذ فترة طويلة جمهورهم على أنهم أوروبيون، يعملون في إطار مختلف عن المنظرين المعاصرين الذين ينتقدون الغرب المهيمن. من خلال دراسة مفصلة لأعمال المثقفين والمؤلفين النمساويين المؤثرين، أوضحت كيف عارض هؤلاء الأشخاص القومية والإمبريالية الأوروبية التي تعود إلى المائتين، وشكلوا هوية سياسية متميزة تعترف بالأشكال الثقافية المتنوعة والخصائص العرقية للبلاد.

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