5. Mid- 19th- Century Cartography and the Idea of Progress in Russian Empirecraft

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface ix
4. Introduction 1
5. 1. Early Modern Cartography and Power in European Russia and Poland- Lithuania 23
6. 2. Enlightenment to Romantic Historical Claims between Imperial Russia and East Central Europe 44
7. 3 Purposes of Early 19th- Century Russian Imperial Cartography 65
8. 4. Purposes of Early 19th- Century Polish National Cartography 89
9. 5. Mid- 19th- Century Cartography and the Idea of Progress in Russian Empirecraft 110
10. 6. Modern European Ethnoschematization and the Vienna–St. Petersburg Axis 133
11. 7. Late 19th- Century Russian Imperial Schemes and Habsburg- Polish Cartographic Borrowings in Galicia 158
12. 8. Borderlands as Modern Homelands? Mapping Ukraine and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania 186
13. 9. Nationalizing Cartography in the Borderlands before World War I 211
14. 10. Political Cartography in East Central Europe during World War I 242
15. Conclusion: Purposes of Maps in the Borderlands of 1919 267
16. Notes 281
17. Bibliography 337
18. Index 343