Brittany, 1750-1950: The Invisible Nation

The book explores the evolution of Breton identity over two centuries, highlighting the region's unique cultural separation from France despite its long incorporation. It delves into the complexities of nationalism in Brittany, examining how identity is expressed through literature, political discourse, festivals, and protests. By analyzing these elements, the author raises critical questions about nation formation and the intricate dynamics of regional identity within a larger national context.