✍ Scribed by JÁNOS LÁSZLÓ; ANDRÁS FARKAS
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The social-psychological phenomena in the post-communist countries of Central-Eastern Europe can be understood only if studied in terms of their pre-communist past. These countries have a complex history. The events relating to dictatorship, democracy and nation are particularly conspicuous. The present study examines the meanings of the terms dictatorship', democracy' and `nation' in Hungary, from 1973 until 1995, using the semantic differential. It is argued that the changes in the meanings of these terms can be explained in terms of socio-political changes in Hungary. (# 1997 by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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