Halmesvirta, Anssi.

Ideology & Argument – Studies in British, Finnish and Hungarian thought.

Helsinki, SKS, 2006. 8°. 327 pages. Original Softcover. Excellent condition.

Part I: The Dark Side of the European: The Negro of the British Anthropology in the 1860s / Anti-racism: Four examples from the British Debate / Weird Race of the North: Exploring British Stereotypes of the Finn c. 1850-1918 / Libealism and Legality: James Fitzjames Stephen’s Criticism of Democracy / Hitting Socialism with Logic, Statistics and Human Understanding / W.H.Mallock’s Conservatism / Part II: Finnish Ideologies: Konrad Reijo Waara and the idea of Degeneration: A chapter in the History of Hygiene in Finland, 1880-1918 / From Rascals to Knights: Veneri Louhivouri’s Scout Ideology and the Birth of the Finnish Scout Movement, 1910-1924 / Sports as Panacea: Hygiene and the Rise of Sports Movement in Finland, 1880-1920 / Part III: Hungarian Situations – Ferenc Molnár and the Culture of Adolescence / Identity in Difference: Antti Jalava’s Hungary of 1875 Revisited / Hungarian Illusions and Realpolitik: The 1956 Uprising Reported by the Finnish chargés d’affaires in Budapest / ‘Let us Resurrect!’ – Identity-building of the Hungarian Minority in Romanian Banat / The Heroes and Villains of Finnish History for the Hungarians: István Dolmányos’s Finnorzsdg Története (1972) / – An Example of Ideological History / Index of Names

• Keywords: Catalogue Autumn 2020 · Philosophie
• Language: English
• ISBN: 9517468059
• Inventory Number: 12548AB

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