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Turanilaisia ja herrasneekereitä : aatehistoriallisia tutkimuksia brittiläisestä rotuajattelusta
Full text linkSummary: Turanians and negro gentlemen : studies in British racial thoughtHalmesvirta, Anssi: Paternalismi, utilitarismi ja imperialismin henki. J. S. Millin, Thomas Carlylen ja W. E. Forsterin kiista neekeriorjuuden lakkauttamisesta. Halmesvirta, Anssi: Imperialistista matkustusta. Sir Charles DIlke ja anglosaksisen rodun sivistystehtävä. Halmesvirta, Anssi: Imperiumin rappion kangastus. Degeneraation käyttö poliittisena argumenttina Englannissa 1880-luvulla. Halmesvirta, Anssi: Edward August Freeman ja Suomi vuonna 1892. Halmesvirta, Anssi: Rouva Wilson ja käsittämätön Intia. Halmesvirta, Anssi: Rosalind Travers Suomen rotusuhteitten tarkkailijana. Halmesvirta, Anssi: Suomalaisen rodun kuva Englannissa 1920 - 1930-luvuill
The new spartans : the nazi cult at the Nuremberg party congress in 1936 seen through Finnish eyes
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Historiallinen arkisto 109
Full text linkHalmesvirta, Anssi: Riiviöistä ritareiksi. Verneri Louhivuori, suomalaisen partioaatteen synty ja nuorkirkollinen luonteenmuokausideologia 1910 - 1924. Oikarinen, Jarmo: Suezin kriisi ja dekolonisaatio. Muutos ja jatkuvuus kansainvälisen järjestelmän murroksessa 1945 - 1956. Paaskoski, Jyrki: Tavoitteena kansallinen yhtenäisyys. Nuorsuomalaisen ja Kansallisen edistyspuolueen sosiaalipolitiikan synty. Salminen, Timo: Riihimäen - Pietarin rautatiesairaalat vuonna 1868. Rautatiejohtokunnan päätöksenteko ja kenttätodellisuus. Vares, Vesa: Englanti ja Kekkonen 1953 - 1954. Nousseista valtiomiesodotuksista takaisin kriittisyyteen
The Sports of All Sports : Skiing as National Panacea in Finland at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
No full textWinter sports has been a prime source of national pride and fame – occasionally of shame – for the Finns ever since it became a vehicle of national mass movement and one of the building-blocks of the nation since the end of the nineteenth century. Cultured echelons of the Finnish society, representatives of science and arts in particular, were called to the service of nation-building and they made Finland internationally recognized whereas the winter sports remained quite self-contained until its outbreak of into the wider world in the winter Olympics after the First World War. Consequently, I have deemed it not altogether amiss to inquire what meaning the winter sports had for the Finnish sports elite in their inward-looking stance towards their hobbyhorse.peerReviewe
Emancipation through Sports : Doctors and the Rise of the Female Body in Finland c. 1900-1920
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Kun ryssä löi vyötärön alapuolelle : urheilu ja maanpuolustus talvisodan aikana
No full textThis article analyses how the role of sportsmen as defenders of the country was seen during the Winter War (1939–1940) and how their performance as soldiers was evaluated by sports experts. The image of the Finnish sportsman (cf. Paavo Nurmi) as physically and mentally particularly fit type of soldier was disseminated by the Finnish sports journal Suomen Urheilulehti and the characteristics of the Finnish sportsmen as soldiers were compared with the ‘average’ soldiers and the attacking Russians, ‘Ruskies’, the Red Army soldiers. ‘Ruskie’, in Finnish ryssä, is a term of abuse to designate Alterity that could never be domesticated, hateful and fearful Otherness beyond history for the Finn. On the pages of the Finnish sports journal these ‘Ruskies’ were not regarded so much as an army of trained soldiers but as a demoralized and an unorganized horde of Asiatic barbarians or uncontrolled flock of lambs who attacked senselessly, without understanding of strategy and modern rules of warfare. The Finnish sportsmen were presented as the reverse of this picture, defending not only their own country but also the Western civilization and its basic values (freedom, Christianity, chastity, democracy, civic virtues etc.). It was as if the Finnish sportsman-soldier was the paragon having individually internalized military virtues, whereas the ‘Ruskies’ could only make a show resembling a Potemkin-type of fasade. And even if Finland lost the war and the Olympics of 1940, for which the Finnish sports-life had prepared itself, had to be postponed, the sportsmen were considered the ones who had saved the country best and whose physique and mental stamina could bear warfare better than the ones of the average soldier.peerReviewe
Present constructed from the Past. Attempts to Shape National Architecture in 19th-century Hungary. In. Gyáni, Gábor – Halmesvirta, Anssi (eds.): Discovering and Imaging the Nation: Sciences and Arts in the Service of Nation-Building 1830 – 1914. MTA BTK, Budapest, 2018. 146 - 163.
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Historian hyödystä ja haitasta elämälle
No full textFriedrich Nietzschen vuonna 1873 kirjoittama ja seuraavana vuonna julkaisema ’epäajanmukainen mietelmä' historian hyödystä ja haitoista kuuluu nyt eittämättä historianfilosofian pikkuklassikoihin. Jopa Nietzscheä ja nietzscheläisiksi julistautuneita voimakkaimmin kritisoineet ovat sitä mieltä, että se on jättänyt jälkensä valistuneen jälkimodernin eurooppalaisen ihmisen historiankäsitykseen.unknown accessibilityei tietoa saavutettavuudest
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