CHOOSING CZECH IDENTITY IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY PRAGUE: THE CASE OF JINDRICH FUGNER
Choosing Czech Identity in Nineteenth-Century Prague explores the meaning and development of Czech identity through the case of Jindrich Fugner. Claire E. Nolte’s study places an individual experience within the historical and cultural setting of nineteenth-century Prague, offering readers a focused perspective on identity and belonging.
About This Book
Choosing Czech Identity in Nineteenth-Century Prague examines the formation and experience of Czech identity in a changing historical setting.
Focusing on the case of Jindrich Fugner, the book presents an individual-centered approach to questions of belonging, nationality, and culture.
Its subject is nineteenth-century Prague and the broader historical context surrounding Czech identity.
Written by Claire E. Nolte, this work is suited to readers interested in Central European history, national identity, and the cultural history of Prague.
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