Europe and the Other and Europe as the Other

Contents
Preface
Introduction: Europe as a Discourse •  Bo Stråth
1 The Last Identification: Why Some of Us Would Like to Call Ourselves Europeans and What We Mean by This • Luisa Passerini
2 The Discourse of Europe and the Search for a European Identity • Hayden White
3 A European Identity? • Lutz Niethammer
4 Foundation Myths and Collective Identities in Early Modern Europe • Peter Burke
5 Decline or Renaissance: The Transformation of European Consciousness after the First World War • Katiana Orluc
6 “The Third World” as an Element in the Collective Construction of a Post-Colonial European Identity • Erik Tängerstad
7 Race as a Construction of the Other: “Native Americans” and “Negroes” in the 18th Century Editions of the Encyclopædia Britannica • Silvia Sebastiani
8 Doing Christianity and Europe: An Inquiry into Memory, Boundary and Truth Practices in Malta • Gerold Gerber
9 In-between Nations: Ambivalence and the Making of a European Identity • Patrizia Isabelle Nanz
10 Leningrad into St. Petersburg: The Dream of Europe on the Margins • Svetlana Boym
11 The Social Construction of “Europe”: Life-Cycles of Nation-State Identities in France,Germany and Great Britain • Martin Marcussen & Klaus Roscher
12 The Swedish Image of Europe as the Other • Bo Stråth
13 Multiple Europes:Integration, Identity and Demarcation to the Other • Bo Stråth
14 Coal, Steel and Spirit. The Double Reading of European Unity (1948-1951) • J. Peter Burgess
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