Předmět Unity in Diversity? (KHI / UID)
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Obsah
Besides shaping and self-fashioning regional identities the geographical and topographical dimensions of pre-modern politics in East-Central Europe functioned as spheres of conflict and co-operation between local interest groups and mighty external influences. The course presenting interregional and comparative examples aims to analyse the topographical discourses on the history of the political regions of the territory through highlighting textual as well as visual sources.
Získané způsobilosti
The course embraces the methodological approaches from the textual and visual discourse analysis over the theories of cartographical communication to the new concepts of "spatial turn". Among the core themes the cultural (re)formation of regional political and religious identities, analysis of the territories of cultural & political diversities and the (re)invention of the regional level as a "lieu de mémoire" deserve a special attention.
Literatura
Jenő Szűcs. (1990). Die drei historischen Regionen Europas. Frankfurt. Konrad Clewing, Oliver Jens Schmitt (Hg.). (2011). Geschichte Südosteuropas. Vom frühen Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart. Regensburg. Magocsi, P. R. (2002). Historical atlas of Central Europe. Seattle: University of Washington Press. Harald Roth (Hg.). (2009). Studienhandbuch Östliches Europa. Band 1: Geschichte Ostmittel- und Südosteuropas. Köln. Dennis P. Hupchick, Harold E. Cox. (2001). The Palgrave Concise Historical Atlas of the Balkans. New York.
Požadavky
The students are required to actively participate in the discussions, prepare minor home works and they will be allowed to miss only three meetings. At the end of the semester a written test will take place and a short essay (max. seven pages) has to be composed and handed in at the end of the teaching period.
Garant
doc. Mgr. Jan Stejskal, Ph.D.
Vyučující
Mgr. Károly Goda, M.A., Ph.D.