Ideas of | for Europe

Contents: José Manuel Barroso: Speech Of Acceptance Of Honorary Degree From Chemnitz University of Technology - Viriato Soromenho-Marques: Foreword - Teresa Pinheiro/Beata Cieszynska/José Eduardo Franco: Introduction - Almut-Barbara Renger: Europe - Europa: Between Myth and Continental Allegory: On the Gendering of a Complex Relationship, from Herodotus to Georg Kaiser - Paula Carreira/Susana Alves-Jesus: Ideas of Europe in Strabo's Geography - Andreas Hartmann: Europe and the Other: Roots of European Identity in Greco-Roman Antiquity - Klaus Oschema: Medieval Europe - Object and Ideology - Joshua Bandoch: On the Problem of Forming a European Spirit - Montesquieu's De l'Esprit de lois (1748) - Dominic Eggel: Cosmopolitan Perspectives on Europe: Wieland's Idea of Europe before, during and after the French Revolution - Cecilia Hansson: Hubs of Modernism - Paris, Berlin and Zürich 1880-1916 - Christian Blasberg: A Peace Made of War - Verena Gutsche: SOS Europa: Cultural Pessimism in the German Discourse on Europe during the Interwar Years - Christian Roy: Visions of Europe and Revolution in the Intersecting Activist and Resistance Trajectories of Harro Schulze-Boysen and Alexandre Marc - Hiram Kümper: «Old Europe» - Career, Troubles and Potentials of a Concept - Friederike Kind-Kovács: «(Re)joining the Community of Letters?» - The Circulation of Uncensored Literature in/of Cold War Europe - James Fetter: One World, Two Philosophical Traditions: Maritain's and Kojeve's Visions of World Unification and European Integration - Halina Janaszek-Ivanicková: The Vision of Europe in Polish Literature against a Background of Other Slavic Literatures - Ewa Cybulska-Bohuszewicz/Pawel Bohuszewicz: Marcin Bielski's Kronika wszytkiego swiata - The Chronicles of the Whole World as a Great Vision of the Old Continent - José Eduardo Franco/Teresa Pinheiro: Being the Face of Europe or Bringing Up the Rear - Ideas of Europe in Portugal, 16th to 18th Century - Micaela Ramon: The New Face

Teresa Pinheiro is a professor at the Institute for European Studies at Chemnitz University of Technology. She has written extensively on the field of Iberian cultural studies and the history of the concept of Europe.
Beata Cieszynska is a researcher and the president of the International Society for Iberian-Slavonic Studies, CompaRes. Her current interests are centred on expanding the Iberian-Slavonic research field in Europe and, in particular, on foundational myths in Portuguese and Polish thought.
José Eduardo Franco is a researcher and the director of the Centre for Lusophone and European Literatures and Cultures at the University of Lisbon. He has authored many books on the histories of the Portuguese and European cultures, with special interest in anti-Jesuit myths and concepts of Europe in the Lusophone cultures.