Entangled Paths Towards Modernity : Contextualizing socialism and nationalism in the Balkans
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Entangled Paths (2009)
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Budapest/New York, Central European University Press, 2009
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DIMOU, Augusta, Entangled Paths Towards Modernity : Contextualizing socialism and nationalism in the Balkans, Budapest/New York, Central European University Press, 2009 - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/26000
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Suggesting that the introduction of socialism was a correlative of political modernity in the Balkans, Dimou (Institute of Slavic Studies, U. of Leipzig, Germany) examines how it developed as an ideology in Serbia, Bulgaria, and Greece. Her analytical approach, which focuses principally on socialist discourses and socialist intellectuals, is three-fold: to examine the correlation between context and ideology; to discuss the process of transfer and adaptation of socialist paradigms; and to explore the potential dynamic that socialism generated as a political option within these societies, particularly in relation to other ideologies of mass representation such as liberalism, nationalism, and agrarianism.
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--ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XIII
--LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XV
--I. INTRODUCTION 1
--II. INTELLECTUALS 17
--III. THE AMBIGUITIES OF MODERNITY 59
--IV. CAUGHT UP IN THE CONTRADICTIONS OF MODERNITY 157
--V. MODERNITY WITHOUT SOCIALISM 301
--VI. EPILOGUE 407
--INDEX 427
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Published version of EUI PhD thesis, 2003