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How is Europe identified in narratives from its eastern periphery? This is the core question of this volume. Its chapters map narratives of Europe rooted in East Europe, as they circulate in phenomenological philosophy, news journalism, social movements, literary texts, visual art and popular music. Whereas debate and research on European identity is normally conducted in self-congratulatory terms by core institutions in the centre, the focus here is on how Europeanness is narrated in one of its most dynamic regions: Eastern Europe. A closer scrutiny of how such East European narratives critically rework inherited conceptions reveals a range of strategies for interpreting European identity in this transitory phase of history.
Open Access PDF of this title is available from OAPEN, at this link Europe Faces Europe.
Contents
Europe Faces Europe: An Introduction
Johan Fornäs
Europe as Identity and Ideal: Reading Barroso's 'New Narrative' Heretically alongside Hegel, Husserl and Patočka
Carl Cederberg
Clashing Internationalisms: East European Narratives of West European Integration
Stefan Jonsson
Narratives at War: Representations of Europe in News Media of Ukraine, Russia and Poland during Euromaidan
Roman Horbyk
Narrating Protest: Silenced Stories of Europe in Occupy Stockholm and Occupy Latvia
Anna Kaun
The Resilience of the Periphery: Narrating Europe through the Curatorial Strategies
Katerina Wadstein MacLeod
Euro-Visions: East European Narratives in Televised Popular Music
Johan Fornäs



