Slavic Eurasian Studies No.29

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Slavic Eurasian Studies No.29

Transboundary Symbiosis

over the Danube :Ⅱ

Road to a Multidimensional Ethnic Symbiosis in the Mid-Danube Region

Edited by Ieda Osamu and Susumu Nagayo

Table of Contents

Preface			84KB


Ⅰ. Historiography, history, discourse
Chapter 1
	Slovak National Narrative and Hungarian National Narrative as a Part of the Slovak-Hungarian Socio-political Discourse		215KB
	Dusán Koáč	1
Chapter 2
	Slovak and Hungarian history - the subject of common views and confrontations of historians		190KB
	Štefan Šutaj	15
Chapter 3
	Controversial interpretations - controversial past? Some cases from the Slovak - Hungurian history and historiography		232KB
	Gabriela Dudeková	29
Chapter 4
	When did Bratislava become Bratislava? - A Reflection on the Name of a City in the Borderlands (Part Ⅱ)		269KB
	Susumu Nagayo	45
Chapter 5
	The Malta Meeting and Eastarn Europe in 1989: How were they presented by the Media Propaganda in Czechoslovakia?		252KB
	Barnabás Vajda	71
Ⅱ. Census, statics, identity
Chapter 6
	What do the national censuses of 2001 and 2011 say about ethnic minorities? An introduction to a study on the Slavaks in Hungary		634KB
	Osamu Ieda	91
Chapter 7
	Social Capital and Religion in Slavakia: Its Perspective for Symbiosis between Slovakia and Hungary		235KB
	Tadaki Iio	113
Chapter 8
	Boundary Mechanisms in the Formulation of National Identity: A Case Study of Students in the Slavak Department at Selye János University		317KB
	Tatsuya Nakazawa	125
Chapter 9
	The Language Situation in Komárno		2,387KB
	Eva Győriová Baková	161
Chapter 10
	Ethnic symbiosis - spolužitie on the way to a democratic state: Perspectives regarding "ethnic conflict" by Hungarian minority elites in southern Slovakia		292KB
	Yuko kambara	175