Titlebook: Commemorating Writers in Nineteenth-Century Europe; Nation-Building and Joep Leerssen (Professor of European Studies),Ann Book 2014 Palgr

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Conscience 1883,science (1812–83) may no longer be a widely read author in the 21st century, but for a long time he and his work were highly influential. Even today Hendrik Conscience is an omnipresent figure in Belgium and the Netherlands; dozens of cities and villages have a street or square named after him, and

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Pushkin 1880,tive turn’ in the humanities has also affected cultural memory studies: researchers nowadays, rather than focus their attention predominantly on the texts that were canonized or the monuments that were erected, tend to direct their attention to what the people commemorating a writer actually did, ho

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,Mácha, Pet?fi, Mickiewicz,Dante, Scott, Petrarch, Cam?es, and even Pushkin were celebrated throughout the 19th century, but in East-Central Europe few such commemorations took place, almost all of them in the last decades, for all nations of the region were under foreign, semi-colonial suppression. By the end of the 19th cen

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