National Novels
"National Novels" explores the intersection of literature and national identity in 19th-century Europe. This collection of essays, penned by Paul Schlenther and others, delves into how novels contributed to the construction and reinforcement of national consciousness across various European countries.
The book offers critical insights into the ways authors navigated the complex relationship between artistic expression and patriotic sentiment. By examining specific literary works, "National Novels" illuminates the role of fiction in shaping collective identities and fostering a sense of shared history and destiny. A valuable resource for scholars and readers interested in the history of European literature and the rise of nationalism.
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