The Creation of a European Consciousness
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33178/Keywords:
europe, culture, history, romanAbstract
While it is true that there is a real European society and that European unity has existed in one form or another during much of its history, it is also true that Europeans have not been aware of it arid have not seen the unity in terms of a European political union. In other words, a European consciousness has not always existed.
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