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Central Europe in the Long 19th Century Book Description METU Department of Economics Retired Faculty Member Prof. In this book, Oktar Türel explains the main components of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which was dissolved after World War I, in the 19th century. It focuses on social history in the 19th century. In the words of the "long XIXth century", the XVIII. The era that started with the economic and political revolutions in the last quarter of the century and ended with the outbreak of World War I in 1914 is meant. The author shares the idea of looking at history writing as a holistic narrative that includes all elements of social change, including what happened in the universe of culture and art. Therefore, in the three main parts of the book, XIX. The personal life and career stories of some artists were projected onto the political and economic development history of 19th century Central Europe. The art-political society interaction is exemplified mainly in the context of plastic arts and architecture. The first part of the book, which consists of five parts, covers the Austrian part of the Empire, followed by the Kingdom of Hungary and the Czech lands. The phrase "A Habsburg Trilogy" in the title of the book describes such an area of interest. In the last part of the book, the author is not content with underlining some of the basic findings in the previous parts, but also adds a concise literature review on nations and nationalism to this part. "Long" XIX. The two main problems of the century, namely the construction of nation-states and industrialization and modernization, have emerged in the 20th century. and XXI. When it is remembered that it extends over centuries, the necessity of this addition becomes evident. In this way, the elements of "Habsburg nationalism" that are still important and meaningful today can be better understood and interpreted. (From the Promotional Bulletin) Number of Pages: 320Print Year: 2015Language: TurkishPublisher: Yordam Kitap