Prague: Belonging In The Modern City Chad Bryant Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

A Poignant Reflection On Alienation And Belonging Told Through The Lives Of Five Remarkable People Who Struggled Against Nationalism Intolerance In One Europe’s Most Stunning Cities What Does It Mean To Belong Somewhere? For Many Prague’s Inhabitants Has Been Linked Nation Embodied Capital City Grandiose Medieval Buildings Monuments National Heroes Boast Glorious Shared History Past Governments Democratic Communist Layered With Architecture That Melded Politics Nationhood Not All However Felt Included These Efforts Nurture Socialists Dissidents Jews Germans Vietnamese—All Have Subject Hatred Political Persecution They Called Home Chad Bryant Tells Stories Marginalized Individuals Over Last Two Centuries Forged Their Own Notions Great An Aspiring Guidebook Writer German-Speaking Newspaperman Bolshevik Carpenter Actress Mixed Heritage Came Age During Terror Czech-Speaking Vietnamese Blogger: None Them Is Famous But Are Revealing Speak Tensions Between Exclusionary On-The-Ground Diversity Struggles Dislocation Alternative Communities Cafes Workplaces Online While Strolling Park Paths Joining Marches Or Writing About Outsiders Embody Its Surface Was Built Others Powerful Creative Meditation Place Individual Community Prague Envisions How Cohesion Difference Might Coexist As Acknowledges Need Common Σελίδες: 352 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0525 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm