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This volume, which focuses on the relations between the two branches of the Habsburg dynasty in the modern era, examines the ways in which identity was constructed exploring the idea of a joint policy of the House of Austria in Europe. It also examines, through various case studies, the movement through the Habsburg possessions of individuals who belonged not only to the elite but to a variety of social and professional circles - artists, ecclesiastics, merchants and scholars. Ce volume consacré aux relations entre les deux branches de la dynastie de Habsbourg à l’époque moderne s’intéresse aux modalités d’une construction identitaire et soumet à l’analyse l’idée d’une politique conjointe de la Maison d’Autriche en Europe, avant d’aborder, à travers quelques études de cas, la circulation à travers les possessions des Habsbourg d’individus appartenant non pas aux seules élites mais à des milieux sociaux et professionnels variés – artistes, ecclésiastiques, marchands et savants.

Relations culturelles --- Échange de savoirs --- Actes de congrès. --- Actes de congrès --- Habsbourg (dynastie) --- Habsbourg (famille de) --- Europe --- Habsburg [Dynasty] --- Royal houses --- History. --- Habsburg, House of --- Politics and government --- Kings and rulers --- Habsbourg (dynastie). --- History --- European history --- Early modern history: c 1450/1500 to c 1700 --- History of ideas --- Habsburg Monarchy --- Holy Roman Empire --- Culture exchanges

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Austrian literature --- Boundaries in literature --- German literature --- Germans --- Marginality, Social --- History and criticism

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Sperber, Manès

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Manès Sperber (1905-1984) est l'un des grands témoins du vingtième siècle. Né dans un shtetl de Galicie orientale, mort à Paris, ce fils de rabbin quittera sa culture d'origine pour devenir un " hérétique fidèle " du judaïsme, de la psychologie adlérienne et surtout du communisme. Manès Sperber (1905 1984) is one of the great witnesses of the 20th century. Born in a shtetl of Oriental Galicia, deceased in Paris, this rabbi’s son will leave his original culture to become a «faithful heretic» of Judaism, of Adlerian psychology and especially of communism.

Literature German Dutch Scandinavian --- Manès Sperber --- judaïsme --- communisme