IMAGINED STATES - FOUNDING MYTHS AND MASS MEDIA

Embark on a fascinating journey through the birth of statehood in Southeast Asia, analyzing the influence of founding myths and mass media. Michał Futyra's book "Imagined States" offers a novel perspective on the process of constructing national states in Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, and Burma. It is a read that will captivate you from the first to the last page, offering a unique perspective on modern Asia.

• Innovative approach to analyzing the impact of media on statehood.
• In-depth analysis of founding myths in Southeast Asian countries.
• Research interviews with key figures in the region.
• Personal research by the author in Southeast Asia.
• Thorough study of socio-political conditions.
• Valuable contribution to research on modern Asia.
• Accessible language and fascinating narrative.

The author, Michał Futyra, not only meticulously analyzes the available sources but also conducted numerous research trips during which he collected mythological stories and examined the local socio-political conditions. His work combines theoretical analysis with field research, making it extremely valuable.

Prof. zw. dr hab. Kazimierz Wolny-Zmorzyński emphasizes that the book is read with great interest from the first to the last page. Dr hab. Piotr Kłodkowski, prof. UJ, is convinced that the work is a valuable intellectual contribution by the author to research on modern Asia.

Katedra Wydawnictwo Naukowe presents a publication that will surely interest both specialists and people who want to better understand the process of state formation in Southeast Asia. "Imagined States" is a must-read for anyone interested in modern Asia and the influence of media on society.

This unique publication takes you on a journey through the fascinating world of myths and media, showing their role in shaping national identity. Prepare for a read that will open your eyes to new perspectives and help you better understand the modern world. The book is paperback, format 205x152 mm, comprises 583 pages. Year of publication: 2022.