Modernism

• Editorial note
• p. ix

• Chapter I
• Cultural modernization: Institutionalization of ônational sciencesö

• Study on the life of modern Greeks
• p. 3

• The Austro-Hungarian Monarchy in word and picture
• p. 9

• On prince Lazar
• p. 15

• Living antiquity
• p. 20

• The small mirror of Hungarian literature
• p. 26

• Turkish lexicon
• p. 33

• The history of modern Romanian civilization
• p. 40

• History of new Bulgarian literature
• p. 48

• Prolegomena to an outline of Turkish history
• p. 54

• The mission of language
• p. 62

• The science of nation
• p. 68

• Chapter II
• The ôCritical turnsö: Subverting the Romantic narratives

• Some truths from our history
• p. 77

• Against the contemporary direction in Romanian culture
• p. 87

• The outline of Polish history
• p. 94

• The critical spirit in Romanian culture
• p. 101

• Our social question
• p. 108

• Progressivism and conservativism in Slovakia
• p. 115

• The meaning of Czech history
• p. 124

• The new youth magazines and our new generations
• p. 132

• Free spirit
• p. 139

• The war between Czechs and Germans
• p. 146

• The organization of the chaos
• p. 154

• Chapter III
• Literary representations of the ônational characterö

• With fire and sword; Teutonic knights
• p. 163

• Bay Ganyo
• p. 172

• Rromanian man and Rromanian woman
• p. 178

• Easter chanter
• p. 184

• Primo, the Turkish child
• p. 190

• The national character of donkeys
• p. 198

• The good soldier Svejk
• p. 206

• The man without qualities
• p. 215

• The highland lute
• p. 224

• The Banquet in Blitva
• p. 230

• Stones for the rampart
• p. 241

• Chapter IV
• Aesthetic modernism and collective identities

• My journey
• p. 251

• The Czech modern
• p. 260

• Young Poland
• p. 266

• I am the son of king Gog of Magog; Song of the Hungarian Jacobin
• p. 274

• Our sorrows
• p. 280

• Art and nationalism
• p. 286

• The current state and the development of Slovak culture
• p. 295

• We, the sons of the new age; The highlander recital
• p. 304

• Haluk's credo
• p. 309

• Ferdydurke
• p. 313

• A Greek-Makriyannis
• p. 322

• Chapter V
• Regionalism, autonomism and the minority identity-building narratives

• The constiutitonal truths
• p. 333

• The Kurdish question, its origins and causes
• p. 343

• On Macedonian matters
• p. 351

• Address delivered at House of Lords in Vienna
• p. 357

• Transylvania
• p. 365

• Study on the reorganization of the unified Romanian state
• p. 372

• Sudeten German history
• p. 379

• Resolution of the Muslims of Banjaluka
• p. 387