Introduction; 1. Nation against state; 2. Freedom, nation, and personhood; 3. Self-stereotypes and national traditions; 4. National traditions and the imagining of the nation; 5. National traditions and the political process; 6. Nation and state in the context of Czech culture.
Timely and insightful study of Czech nationalism and identity in the post-communist period.
"Serious students of Czech culture and politics can ill afford to
ignore Holy's fascinating book." H. Steck, Choice
"As it challenges recent understandings of central and eastern
European economic and political developments as 'natural' in
themselves, the material within The Little Czech and the Great
Czech Nation will be extremely useful to anthropologists who work
in the region." Rebecca Nash, American Anthropologist
"...a valuable and suggestive study....to enrich our understanding
of the domestic transitions from communism Carol Skalnik Leff,
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