Preface to the First Edition Introduction: Historicizing a History Prologue to the Greek Edition Alki Kyriakidou-Nestoros Chapter 1. Past Glories, Present Politics Chapter 2. Extroversion and Introspection Chapter 3. National Character, National Consciousness Chapter 4. Attack and Reaction Chapter 5. The Creation of a Discipline Chapter 6. Expansion and Collapse Conclusion: Conclusions and Emergences Epilogue: Laying the Foundations of the Anthropology of Europe: An Ethnography of Culture Theory Sharon Macdonald Appendix A: Politis' Folklore Taxonomy Appendix B: Basic Chronology References Index

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