Galician Villagers and the Ukrainian National Movement in the Nineteenth Century (англ.)

Introduction
Statement of the Problem
The Geographical and Chronological Setting The Methodology Some Technical Matters Abbreviations

I. Serfdom and Servitudes
The Nature of Serfdom
The Enforcement of Serfdom
The Resistance to Serfdom
The Revolution of 1848-9 Servitudes
A Case in Point: The Events in Dobrotvir
The Servitudes Struggle and Its Lessons
The Memory of Serfdom in the Late Nineteenth Century

2. The Cultural Revolution in the Village: Schools, Newspapers and Reading Clubs
Education and the School System
The Newspaper Batkivshchyna
The Correspondence in Batkivshchyna
Reading Clubs
Opposition to the Reading Clubs
Generations and Gender in the Reading Clubs

3. Village Notables as Bearers of the National Idea: Priests, Teachers,
Cantors
What Was Notable about the Notables'?
Notables before the National Movement
In the National Movement
Tensions between Priest and Peasant

4. The Awakening Peasantry
Who Were the Peasant-Activists?
Commune and Manor
The Money Economy and Its Representatives
The Challenge to Traditional Authority in the Commune
The Transformation of Peasant Culture
Class and Nation

Conclusions
Appendices
I. Archival Sources
II. Corpus of Correspondence
III. Correspondence by Occupation of Authors
IV. List of Activists
V. Activists by Occupation
Bibliography
Index