Austrian And Habsburg Studies Books

Delve into the rich history and culture of Central Europe with our Austrian and Habsburg Studies collection. Explore scholarly works that unravel the complexities of this influential dynasty and its lasting impact.

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Austrian and Habsburg Studies Series in Order:

  1. Austria, 1918-1938: A Study in Democratic Collapse (1987)
  2. The Undoing of Conservatism in Austria: The Politics of Myth and Symbol (1991)
  3. Theater, Theory, Postmodernism (1992)
  4. From Empire to Republic: Austrian Economic Thought During the First Republic (1995)
  5. The Christian Democratic Parties of Western Europe (1996)
  6. Re-Imagining the Nation: Austria Between Past and Present (1998)
  7. Arthur Schnitzler and Twentieth-Century Criticism (2000)
  8. Austria Since 1945 (2000)
  9. Culture and Politics in Early Habsburg Austria (2005)
  10. The Road to Europe: Austria Since the Second World War (2008)
  11. The Habsburg Legacy: National Identity in Austrian Literature and Art Since 1918 (2011)
  12. Austrian Cinema: A History (2011)
  13. Projections of Memory: German Film after Auschwitz (2011)
  14. Beyond Vienna: Rethinking Austrian Literature from the Margins (2014)
  15. Sounding the Abyss: Readings of Trauma in German Literature and Culture (2015)
  16. Performing the Self: Secularization and Subjectivity in European Literature (2017)
  17. Contested Spaces: Citizenship, Migration, and Belonging in Austria after 1945 (2019)
  18. In Medias Res: Austrian Literature from the Middle Ages to the Present (2020)
  19. "After All, I Did Survive": Queer Holocaust Memory (2021)