Description
Andras Gero examines how Hungarian nationalists and communists used illusionism and the impact of this trend on Hungarian literature, politics, and culture. The author finds that illusionism has its roots in both realism and utopianism.
About the Author
Andras Gero is professor of history and chairman of the Department of History at Budapest University. He is also professor of history at Central European University and director of the Institute of Habsburg History. His recent books in English include The Hungarian Parliament (1867-1918): A Mirage of Power, Emperor Francis Joseph, King of the Hungarians, Imagined History, and The Jewish Criterion in Hungary.
Book Information
ISBN 9780880336291
Author Andras Gero
Format Hardback
Page Count 160
Imprint East European Monographs
Publisher East European Monographs
Weight(grams) 286g
Dimensions(mm) 221mm * 146mm * 13mm
About the Author
Andras Gero is professor of history and chairman of the Department of History at Budapest University. He is also professor of history at Central European University and director of the Institute of Habsburg History. His recent books in English include The Hungarian Parliament (1867-1918): A Mirage of Power, Emperor Francis Joseph, King of the Hungarians, Imagined History, and The Jewish Criterion in Hungary.
Book Information
ISBN 9780880336291
Author Andras Gero
Format Hardback
Page Count 160
Imprint East European Monographs
Publisher East European Monographs
Weight(grams) 286g
Dimensions(mm) 221mm * 146mm * 13mm
