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Edina KICSINDI University of Pécs

Changes in Relations of Science, Publicity and Politics in Thinking about Africa at the Beginning of the 20 th Century in Hungary. Edina KICSINDI University of Pécs. 3-Level Change. state academia (science) general public. Level 1 State.

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Edina KICSINDI University of Pécs

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  1. Changesin Relations of Science, Publicity and PoliticsinThinkingaboutAfricaattheBeginning of the 20thCenturyin Hungary Edina KICSINDI University of Pécs

  2. 3-Level Change • state • academia (science) • general public

  3. Level 1State • „in-der-Welt-seins” (Alexander Honold, 2002) • „planetary consciousness” (Mary Louise Pratt, 1992) • identity of a great power

  4. For the free roast. Borsszem Jankó XV./763(35). 1882. Aug. 27.

  5. Level 2Scientific life Hungarian Geographical Society 1872. (Geographical Review) Ethnographical Society in Hungary 1889. (later Hungarian Ethnographical Society) (Ethnographia)

  6. Memberships of Geographical and EthnographicalSocietiesinthe 19thcentury

  7. IndividualMemberships of Geographical and EthnographicalSocietiesbasedonoccupation

  8. Death of the sister. Üstökös XLV./23.(2334.) 1902. June 8.

  9. Összefoglalás • the political environment changed • birth of specialised scientific disciplines (generational shift in the scientific elite) • The Boer War caused the Hungarian public opinion’s turnagainst colonisation

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