Eropah Barat

Eropah Barat nya bagi barat benua EropH. Bagi menua tu bebida bepanggaika definisyen. Konsep "Barat" ayan di Barat deka ngenap konsep "Timur" lalu asal iya dikena ba setengah Barat dunya Mediterranean kelia, Barat Latin Empayar Rom, sereta "Kristian Barat". Bepun ari jeman Renaissance sereta Jeman Penemu, urung kurun ke-15, konsep Eropah nyadi "Barat" laun-laun nyadi dibida ari lalu pengujung iya nganti guna dominan "dunya Kristian" nyadi endonim ti dikedekaka dalam kandang menua nya.^[1] Ba Jeman Penerang sereta Revolusyen Industri, konsep "Eropah Timur" enggau "Eropah Barat" nyadi suah agi dikena.^[2] Pemida Eropah Barat enggau Eropah Timur nyadi tampak agi lebuh Perang Semun, lebuh Eropah diserara sepengelama 40 taun nengah Tirai Besi ngagai Blok Barat enggau Blok Timur, tiap-tiap iti ditanda enggau sistem politik enggau ekonomi ti nyelai.^[3]

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↑ Delanty, Gerard (1995). "The Westernisation of Europe". Inventing Europe Idea, Identity, Reality. p. 30. doi:10.1057/9780230379657. ISBN 978-0-333-62203-2. Until the late fifteenth century the idea of Europe was principally a geographical expression and subordinated to Christendom which was the dominant identity system in the West. The idea of Europe as the West began to be consolidated in the foreign conquests of the age of 'discovery" (...) "Europe then begins to shed itself of its association with Christendom and slowly becomes an autonomous discourse.
↑ Sushytska, Julia (2012). Bradatan, Costica (ed.). "What Is Eastern Europe? A Philosophical Approach". Angelaki. Routledge: 39–51.
↑ "Key factors in the start of the Cold War upto 1955 - Reasons for the Cold War - Higher History Revision". BBC Bitesize (in Inggeris British). Retrieved 2024-02-23.

[1] Delanty, Gerard (1995). "The Westernisation of Europe". Inventing Europe Idea, Identity, Reality. p. 30. doi:10.1057/9780230379657. ISBN 978-0-333-62203-2. Until the late fifteenth century the idea of Europe was principally a geographical expression and subordinated to Christendom which was the dominant identity system in the West. The idea of Europe as the West began to be consolidated in the foreign conquests of the age of 'discovery" (...) "Europe then begins to shed itself of its association with Christendom and slowly becomes an autonomous discourse.

[2] Sushytska, Julia (2012). Bradatan, Costica (ed.). "What Is Eastern Europe? A Philosophical Approach". Angelaki. Routledge: 39–51.

[3] "Key factors in the start of the Cold War upto 1955 - Reasons for the Cold War - Higher History Revision". BBC Bitesize (in Inggeris British). Retrieved 2024-02-23.

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