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VERLAGSTEXT: / / / Initially published in 1984, this is a revised translation into English and provides an informative Afterword by Lowell A Bangerter (Professor of German, University of Wyoming) of a seminal and scholarly work that combines historical analysis, social research, and a broad survey of the unique culture forces and politics that have shaped present-day Austria. Individual chapters address controversies, myths, stereotypes, the wide variety of ethnic groups, and more. The Austrian Nation is thoughtfully recommended as being a seminal and ground breaking study of a European nation. / / AUS DEM INHALT: / / The Anniversaries -- Myth, History, Ethnic Consciousness -- From Ethnic Group to Nation -- The Process of State Development -- The Reformations -- The Communication Revolution -- Changes in the Meaning of the Concept Nation -- Enlightenment and Secularization -- The French Revolution -- Herder, Romanticism, and the Bourgeois Religion of Education -- Nation Today -- Controversies and Data -- Political and Journalistic Arguments -- Between the German and the Austrian Nation -- Gobhart and Borodajkewicz -- Austrian Nation and the Little Coalition -- The Austrian Nation as an "Ideological Monstrosity" -- Austrian Nation as a Product of Oblivion? -- Historical Discourse -- The Results of Empirical Social Research -- National Consciousness -- National Consciousness and Provincial Consciousness -- National Pride -- Attitude toward the Political System -- Historical Consciousness -- European Consciousness -- Myths, Images, Stereotypes -- The Austrian Symbol Inventory -- Name and Identity -- Landscapes and Buildings -- The "Holy Places" of Cultural Identity - Churches, Burial Places, Capital Cities, Monuments -- Hymns, Coats of Arms, Flags, National Holiday -- Crowns -- Individuals as Symbolic Figures -- Historical Events and Processes as Creators of Identity -- Self-Images and Foreign Images -- Empirical Data -- On the Development of Austria Stereotypes -- The Phaeacian Stereotype -- "Creative Mean" - "Culture Land Austria" -- The Island of the Blessed and the Myth of Neutrality -- Austria as a Bridge -- Fantasies of Origins