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1. DIMENSIUNI EUROPENE ÎN GÂNDIREA ŞI ACţIUNEA POLITICĂ A LUI VASILE GOLDIŞ.

Author

Gagea, Eugen

Subjects
POINT of view (Literature), EUROPEAN philosophy, POLITICAL leadership, INTERNATIONAL solidarity
Abstract

The European preoccupations of Vasile Goldiş, as a historian and scholar, were subordinated to, fostered and served as arguments to his steady national concerns. This was also the case when he approached, in his works, the French revolution of 1789 and the ideas of Illuminist writers and thinkers, which prepared it from a spiritual point of view. Inspired by European thinking, and in accordance to it, Vasile Goldiş brings meritorious personal contributions in it context. Taking over ideas that circulating in Europe, he combines them harmoniously with his own findings, striving to give some answers to economic, social and political issues, but especially to the issue that may be considered as the sharpest at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th: the national one. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010

2. A better view of the bad guys.

Subjects
*HISTORY education, *OBJECTIVITY, *WORLD War II, *OTTOMAN Empire, *POINT of view (Literature), *EDUCATION
Abstract

The article reports that children in south-eastern Europe may be taught history from more than one point of view. For most Serbians, Greeks or Bulgarians, the centuries of Ottoman rule constituted a dark night of oppression of Christians who retained their faith and culture only by tenacity. In Turkey, and among the Muslims of Bosnia, Balkan history is viewed from the opposite side. The Ottomans were generous and tolerant towards minority religions and languages--until their Balkan subjects rose up and slaughtered every Muslim in sight. A set of "objective" history manuals--on the Ottoman era, the Balkan wars of 1912-13 and the second world war--have been produced. he first country to incorporate the books into its school system is Serbia. But presenting history from more than one viewpoint is still a hard sell.

Published
2005

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