دانلود کتاب Yugoslavia in the British Imagination: Peace, War and Peasants before Tito

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Half Title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nDedication\nContents\nIllustrations\nAcknowledgements\nA note on names and transliteration\nAbbreviations\nMaps\nIntroduction\nPart I: The era of the fin de siècle\nChapter 1: Before the twentieth century\n Early representations\n 1878 and the rise of cultural pessimism\n Conclusion\nChapter 2: A new age of anxieties\n The ‘national efficiency’ paradigm\n Echoes of the Long Depression\n Peasants and the city\n Romancing remoteness\n Conclusion\nChapter 3: The victimhood archetype?\n Organized opinion\n The ‘civilizing mission’\n Women as metaphor\n Reimagining violence\n Conclusion\nPart II: The era of the Great War\nChapter 4: The years of crisis\n The Balkan Wars through British eyes\n The new humanism\n From Sarajevo to Cer\n Conclusion\nChapter 5: The British and the Balkan front\n ‘English sestre’ and peasant soldiers\n Forgotten alliances at war\n Peasant society in war and exile\n The British panacea?\n Conclusion\nChapter 6: Yugoslavia as British propaganda\n Draining ‘Serbia’s cup of sorrow’\n Visions of a Yugoslav nation\n The limits of propaganda\n Conclusion\nPart III: The era of the ‘New Europe’\nChapter 7: Yugoslavia in the ‘Anglo-British’ mind\n An Anglo-British paradigm?\n Commodifying the ‘New Europe’\n Uncovering the ‘Yugoslav type’\n Conclusion\nChapter 8: The shape of things to come?\n Allegories for a ‘Morbid Age’\n The ‘east end of Europe’\n Witnesses to ‘the passing of Arcadia’\n Conclusion\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex