The Creation of National Spaces in a Pluricultural Region
The Case of Prussian Lithuania
- 464 pages
- 17 hours of reading
The book examines the evolving spatial concepts of the Lithuanian and German cultures within a specific region of Prussia over five centuries. It delves into the historical development and transformation of these concepts, revealing how they shaped the spatial imagination of multiple generations. Through this exploration, it highlights the intricate relationship between culture and space, providing insight into the unique perspectives of these neighboring societies.
