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BETWEEN THE IMPERFECTIONS OF SOCIAL POLICIES AND THE WEAKNESSES OF CIVIC CONSCIOUSNESS AND OF SOCIAL RESPONSABILITY – ASPECTS REGARDING SOCIAL MARGINALIZATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY
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BETWEEN THE IMPERFECTIONS OF SOCIAL POLICIES AND THE WEAKNESSES OF CIVIC CONSCIOUSNESS AND OF SOCIAL RESPONSABILITY – ASPECTS REGARDING SOCIAL MARGINALIZATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Author(s): Emilia Tomescu / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2020

Nowadays, as we are living in the 21st century, far from the ‘primitive’ epochs, most of us consider we are much better than our predecessors and, of course, much more civilized than they had ever been. Are we really better and more civilized in comparison with those who lived before us? Is the difference in technology to equal the superiority we claim to have as our prominent difference between our more ‘modest’ ancestors?What about our consciousness, our respect for ourselves and for the others. What about the impressive number of ‘marginals’, of poor and ignorant , illiterate, non-fortunate human beings who officially, according to The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, are all our equal fellows,In spite of the many state institutions or private ones, there are many, still too many, human beings living at the ‘margin’ of our society, without a home, without food, without medical care or education or even a word of comfort.As long as we tolerate social injustice and inequality we cannot call ourselves ‘civilized’, ‘modern’ or even real human beings.

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Współczesne wymiary konfrontacji informacyjnej

Author(s): Piotr Daniluk / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2014

This article attempts to isolate and characterize the complexity of the contemporary information war and warfare. The analysis of technological evolution in the field of information is based on the impact of the periods of economic development specified by A.D. Chandler. The first period was based on the dominance of the press and the film. This is the time associated with the First World War. The second period consists in the rapid development of radio and is associated with the interwar period and the time of World War II. The last, contemporary period, is related to the dominant role of television and the internet. This is the time of the Cold War and the transformation of the contemporary international security. There are three main groups of actors of the informational confrontation: state and governmental institutions, business branding companies and social organizations. Finally, the article proposes capturing the complexity of researching the information war.

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GENOCIDE IN NORTHWESTERN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: A SOCIOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL ANALYSIS OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANS AND AGAINST HUMANITY DURING AND AFTER THE WAR

GENOCIDE IN NORTHWESTERN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: A SOCIOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL ANALYSIS OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANS AND AGAINST HUMANITY DURING AND AFTER THE WAR

Author(s): Goran Bašić,Zlatan Delić / Language(s): English Issue: 5-6/2018

The aim of this study is to reach a new understanding of genocide in northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina during and after the Bosnian War (1992–1995). The analytical basis is a literature review of various studies from the domains of war sociology, social epistemology, and critical pedagogy. The analysis is based on the perspectives of the genocide in Bosnia as a process that began in northwestern and eastern Bosnia in 1992 and ended in Srebrenica in 1995 (in the Prijedor Municipality in northwestern Bosnia alone, more than 3000 civilians were killed in1992). Even after mass crimes directed against the very idea of humanity – and after genocide – it is necessary to work on a pedagogy of notions focused on the politics of reconciliation and the politics of emancipation of the oppressed and disenfranchised. Therefore, it is important for the culture of peace and the politics of reconciliation to spread and promote the considerable theoretical experiences of critical pedagogy in education. We need a peaceful orientational knowledge that provides the basis for new identity politics to evolve, politics that respect the right to be different and the right to bravely distance ourselves from criminal identity politics.

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CONCENTRATION CAMP RITUALS: AN EXTREME CASE OF INSECURITY

CONCENTRATION CAMP RITUALS: AN EXTREME CASE OF INSECURITY

Author(s): Goran Bašić / Language(s): English Issue: 5-6/2014

Reason(s) for writing and research problem(s): This article analyzes the experiences retold by former concentration camp detainees who were placed in concentration camps like civilians at the beginning of the Bosnian war in the 1990s. Aims of the paper (scientific and/or social): The article aims to describe the recounted social interaction rituals after time spent in a concentration camp as well as identifying how these interactions are symbolically dramatized. Methodology/Design: The empirical material for this study was collected through qualitative interviews held with nine former camp detainees and four close relatives. Research/paper limitations: The analyzed empirical examples revealed how the camp detainees' victim identity is created, recreated, and retained in contrast to ‘the others’ – the camp guards. The camp detainees’ portrayal of their victim identity presents their humiliated self through dissociation from the camp guards. Results/Findings: The detainees’ new (altered) moral career is presented as a result of the imprisonment at the camp and the repetitive humiliation and power rituals. The importance of the camp guards was emphasized in these rituals, in which the detainees’ new selves, characterized by moral dissolution and fatigue, emerged. General conclusion: In their stories of crime and abuse in the concentration camps, the detainees reject the guards’ actions and the designation of ‘concentration camp detainee’. The retold stories of violation and power rituals in the camps show that there was little space for individuality. Nevertheless, resistance and status rituals along with adapting to the conditions in the camps seem to have generated some room for increased individualization. To have possessed some control and been able to resist seems to have granted the detainees a sense of honor and self-esteem, not least after the war. Their narratives today represent a form of continued resistance. Research/paper validity: The interviewees’ rejections of the guards’ actions and their forced “camp detainee” status could be interpreted as an expression of deritualization, leading away from their own earlier experiences. The subsequently illustrated myriad of everyday interactions, which can be distinguished analytically in the interviewees’ stories, expose rituals of humiliation, power, resistance, and status. Through these, we see the interviewees’ loss of identity, others’ recognition of one’s identity, emotional involvement, and different symbols of resistance.

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IGOR KARAMAN, HRVATSKA NA PRAGU MODERNIZACIJE (1750.-1918.)

IGOR KARAMAN, HRVATSKA NA PRAGU MODERNIZACIJE (1750.-1918.)

Author(s): Kristina Milković / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 3/2001

Review of: Kristina Milković - IGOR KARAMAN, HRVATSKA NA PRAGU MODERNIZACIJE (1750.-1918.), Zagreb, 2000, 319 str.

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Muslimani / Bošnjaci u Slavoniji: ratni sukobi, identitet, suživot

Muslimani / Bošnjaci u Slavoniji: ratni sukobi, identitet, suživot

Author(s): Dragutin Babić,Filip Škiljan / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 20/2020

This text analyses social, demographic and identity processes within the Muslim/ Bosniak national corpus in Croatia, particularly in one of its parts, in three Slavonian counties: Osijek-Baranya (Osijek), Vukovar-Srijem (Gunja) and Brod-Posavina (Slavonski Brod). Additionally, the analysis comprehends: the socio-political status in this area, immigration time and causes, acceptance in the new environment, coexistence experiences, participation in armed conflicts and post-war multi-ethnic coexistence. During the process of the breakup of Yugoslavia, immediately prior to as well as during the armed conflicts, numerous issues of nationality and nation were raised, such as how certain ethnic groups had developed as well as their recognition of or challenges to them by larger groups in the territory of the SFRY (Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia) as well as sovereignty issues and the rights of the states created during the process of the breakup of former Yugoslav state to be constituted. The Muslims as a ‘young’ nation were placed in a particularly difficult position; in addition, they were challenged from adjacent larger nations, especially from the protagonists of Serbian and Croatian ethno-nationalism. The problematic attachment of the nation to religion led within the Muslim national community to the debate of who and what Muslims were. In the midst of the armed conflicts in the territory of former Yugoslavia when Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Muslims in it suffered extremely severe consequences, the intellectual elite of this national community proposed and adopted the national name Bosniaks for Muslims. In the wake of these changes and self-interrogation and with the objective of understanding the role the Muslims/Bosniaks played during the war in Croatia (Slavonia), semi-structured interviews were conducted with members of the national community in Gunja, Osijek and Slavonski-Brod. In total eighteen (18) interviews were conducted with men aged between 56 and 77. After analyzing the interviews, the researchers gained insight into the organization of the Bosniaks in Slavonia, their activities in preserving their national identity, the relationship to the new national name and their role in the armed conflicts in the 1990s in defending the Republic of Croatia.

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Bosna i Hercegovina – mjesto ekumenizma i dijaloga

Bosna i Hercegovina – mjesto ekumenizma i dijaloga

Author(s): Franjo Topić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 03+04/2020

Povod ovom radu jest 25. obljetnica potpisivanja Daytonskog sporazuma, to je naziv za Opći okvirni sporazum o miru u BiH potpisan 21. XI. 1995. u američkoj zrakoplovnoj bazi Wright–Patterson kraj Daytona (Ohio), nakon pregovora između bošnjačke, hrvatske i jugoslavenske (srpske) delegacije (na čelu s predsjednicima A. Izetbegovićem, F. Tuđmanom i S. Miloševićem), vođenih od 1. XI. 1995. pod nadzorom SAD-a i međunarodne kontaktne skupine. Za bolje razumijevanje problematike i manje upućenom čitatelju donesene su osnovne povijesne i suvremene činjenice o BiH. Autor ističe dobre strane Daytonskog sporazuma kojim je nastala današnja BiH od kojih je najvažnija prekid rata, ali ukazuje i na probleme. Vidi kao ključni problem dva entiteta jer svaki entitet ima svoje parlamente, svoju policiju, svoje bitne institucije, svoj proračun, svoje obrazovanje, zdravstvo, svoje medije. Uređenje je temeljno nepravedno, nefunkcionalno i skupo. Autor vidi kao glavni problem, a što je u javnosti svakodnevno očito, u političkom sustavu daytonske BiH. Naglašava da u BiH mora biti „kombinirana demokracija“ tj. da se usklade individualna i nacionalna prava. Predlaže i neka konkretna rješenja, kao npr. švicarski model u ovom slučaju deset županija. U tome smislu je ideja konstitutivnosti kao što i sama riječ sugerira bitna. No, kad se uzme u obzir promjena državnog okvira, promjena političkog sustava i posebno rat (1992.-1995.), zemlja ekonomski i ne stoji tako loše kao i da su odnosi među narodima i vjerskim zajednicama solidni.

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Demokratizacija demokratije kroz ustavotvorne narative: slučaj BiH

Demokratizacija demokratije kroz ustavotvorne narative: slučaj BiH

Author(s): Nermina Mujagić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 03+04/2020

The author will present a part of the results of the research conducted within her Fulbright scholarship, within which she studied constitutional narratives in times of ‘crisis’. Attitudes about the necessity of democratization of democracy in Bosnia and Herzegovina will be presented through analyzes and interpretation of the Dayton Constitution, relying on an unconventional procedure in political theory and political science, through interviews and focused surveys, which is more American than European practice. The author wonders why, 25 years after the signing of the General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is the ‘unity of the political body’ not being achieved, and is the necessity of overcoming the defects of the Dayton Constitution a condition for that? Why are political freedoms in Bosnia and Herzegovina sacrificed on the altar of ethnic sovereignty and subordinated to demands for the establishment of mechanisms to protect the ‘vital national interest’ that has turned into a mechanism that prevents the representation of the whole political body? The author sought answers to some questions in the original American constitutional tradition.

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Obrazovna politika BiH nakon Dejtonskog mirovnog sporazuma – Obrazovanje za diskriminaciju i intelektualno siromaštvo

Obrazovna politika BiH nakon Dejtonskog mirovnog sporazuma – Obrazovanje za diskriminaciju i intelektualno siromaštvo

Author(s): Adila Pašalić-Kreso / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 03+04/2020

After Dayton Peace Agreement education policy in BiH established a very complex administrative system, which with its fragmentation, complexity, staff unpreparedness and insufficient financial resources could hardly meet the basic requirements traditionally placed before the education system: meet the needs of each individual member of the communities for the highest quality education and contribute to the overall progress and prosperity of the whole society. Is the model of ethnically segregated education with three separate programs, the so-called “national group of subjects” and the phenomenon of “two schools under one roof” and many other divisions able to lead to the progress and prosperity of the individual and the community? The answer to this and similar questions and dilemmas about the education system has been offered for more than two decades by numerous surveys of non-governmental organizations in BiH, statistical indicators on the levels of education of the Bosnian population and some recent international research on the quality of the education system. The leaders of our country do not show any special interest in these and similar, very exact indicators. Are their hands tied by constitutional provisions or are these other reasons? Why has no comprehensive state-sponsored research on the effects of education policy in post-Dayton BiH been conducted since 1995? Even when it is almost ad hoc decided that the eight year school obligation grows into a nine-year one.

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THE MENDING OF A FRACTURED SELF. ON THE SELF AS A PRODUCED AND SUSTAINED ENTITY

THE MENDING OF A FRACTURED SELF. ON THE SELF AS A PRODUCED AND SUSTAINED ENTITY

Author(s): Sterling Hall / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2021

Experientially, we often have a sense of self which is relatively constant across moments in one’s personal timeline. There are instances where this sense of self fractures, though, and self-identity becomes difficult to sustain. This essay argues that such fracturing is the result of an interruption in a process of self-narrativization—an interruption which can be mended, at least partially, through creative and communal practices which allow for the possibility of recreating narratives at the site of their failure—and explores the meaning of this fracturing and mending process in terms of colonial violence as an example of a fracturing situation.

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ПЕРВЫЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ И ПЕРВЫЕ СПЕЦИАЛИСТЫ: СИТУАЦИЯ В ОБЛАСТИ СОЦИАЛЬНЫХ И ГУМАНИТАРНЫХ НАУК В ПОСТСОВЕТСКОМ АЗЕРБАЙДЖАНЕ

ПЕРВЫЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ И ПЕРВЫЕ СПЕЦИАЛИСТЫ: СИТУАЦИЯ В ОБЛАСТИ СОЦИАЛЬНЫХ И ГУМАНИТАРНЫХ НАУК В ПОСТСОВЕТСКОМ АЗЕРБАЙДЖАНЕ

Author(s): Sergey Rumyantsev / Language(s): Russian Issue: 1/2010

Уже первые годы после распада СССР стали для Азербайджана временем, когда ситуация независимого национального государства определяла контекст, в котором производилась новая государственная идеология. Эту миссию, помимо политиков, взяли на себя историки, социологи, политологи, этнографы и прочие специалисты в области социальных и гуманитарных наук, большинство из которых были весьма успешными и востребованными уже в советское время. За двадцать лет ситуация мало изменилась, и сфера социальных и гуманитарных наук остается заметно идеологизированной и политизированной.

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TER MINASSIAN, TALINE. EREVAN: LA CONSTRUCTION D’UNE CAPITALE À L’ÉPOQUE SOVIÉTIQUE

TER MINASSIAN, TALINE. EREVAN: LA CONSTRUCTION D’UNE CAPITALE À L’ÉPOQUE SOVIÉTIQUE

Author(s): Alexander Formozov / Language(s): Russian Issue: 1/2010

Review of: Александр Формозов - TER MINASSIAN, TALINE. EREVAN: LA CONSTRUCTION D’UNE CAPITALE À L’ÉPOQUE SOVIÉTIQUE. RENNES: PRESSES UNIVERSITAIRES DE RENNES, 2007. 269 P. ISBN 978-2-7535-0369-4.

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LEZHAVA, NINO, ED. IDENTICHNOST’, VLAST’ I GOROD V RABOTAKH MOLODYKH UCHENYKH IUZHNOGO KAVKAZA

LEZHAVA, NINO, ED. IDENTICHNOST’, VLAST’ I GOROD V RABOTAKH MOLODYKH UCHENYKH IUZHNOGO KAVKAZA

Author(s): Madlen Pilz / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2010

Review of: Madlen Pilz - LEZHAVA, NINO, ED. IDENTICHNOST’, VLAST’ I GOROD V RABOTAKH MOLODYKH UCHENYKH IUZHNOGO KAVKAZA [IDENTITY, POWER AND THE CITY IN THE WORKS OF YOUNG SOCIAL SCIENTISTS IN THE SOUTH CAUCASUS]. TBILISI: HEINRICH BÖLL STIFTUNG, 2005. 495 P. ISBN 978-9-9928-9281-7. Madlen Pilz - LEZHAVA, NINO, ED. IUZHNYI KAVKAZ: TERRITORII. ISTORII. LIUDI. [SOUTH CAUCASUS: SPACES. HISTORIES. PEOPLE]. TBILISI: HEINRICH BÖLL STIFTUNG, DIOGENE, 2006. 398 P. ISBN 978-9-9940-4549-5.

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РАЗГАДАТЬ ЮЖНЫЙ КАВКАЗ: ОБЩЕСТВА И СРЕДА ОБИТАНИЯ

РАЗГАДАТЬ ЮЖНЫЙ КАВКАЗ: ОБЩЕСТВА И СРЕДА ОБИТАНИЯ

Author(s): Evgeniia Zakharova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 1/2010

Review of: Евгения Захарова - РАЗГАДАТЬ ЮЖНЫЙ КАВКАЗ: ОБЩЕСТВА И СРЕДА ОБИТАНИЯ: СБ. СТ.: СОЦИОЛОГИЯ, ПОЛИТОЛОГИЯ, АНТРОПОЛОГИЯ, ГЕНДЕРНЫЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ / РЕГИОНАЛЬНАЯ СТИПЕНДИАТСКАЯ ПРОГРАММА ФОНДА ИМ. ГЕНРИХА БЁЛЛЯ ДЛЯ МОЛОДЫХ УЧЕНЫХ НА ЮЖНОМ КАВКАЗЕ; [ОТВ. РЕД. НИНО ЛЕЖАВА; НАУЧ. РЕД. ЕКАТЕРИНА ГЕРАСИМОВА]; ВЫП. 3. [ТБ.]: [ЮЖНО-КАВК. РЕГ. БЮРО ФОНДА ИМ. ГЕНРИХА БЁЛЛЯ], 2008. 250 С. ISBN 978-9-9419-0091-4. Евгения Захарова- НОВЫЙ ЮЖНЫЙ КАВКАЗ: ПЕРЕСМОТРЕТЬ СТАРЫЕ ГРАНИЦЫ: СБ. СТ.: СОЦИОЛОГИЯ, ПОЛИТОЛОГИЯ / РЕГИОНАЛЬНАЯ СТИПЕНДИАТСКАЯ ПРОГРАММА ФОНДА ИМ. ГЕНРИХА БЁЛЛЯ ДЛЯ МОЛОДЫХ УЧЕНЫХ НА ЮЖНОМ КАВКАЗЕ; [ОТВ. РЕД. НИНО ЛЕЖАВА; НАУЧ. РЕД. ОЛЕСЯ КИРЧИК ]; ВЫП. 4. [ТБ.]: [ЮЖНО-КАВКАЗСКОЕ РЕГИОНАЛЬНОЕ БЮРО ФОНДА ИМЕНИ ГЕНРИХА БЁЛЛЯ], 2008. 176 С. ISBN 978-9-9419-0092-1.

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Формирование особой гендерной идентичности советских женщин — железнодорожниц в конце 1960–1980-х годах

Формирование особой гендерной идентичности советских женщин — железнодорожниц в конце 1960–1980-х годах

Author(s): E. N. Menshikova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 32/2020

The article is based on oral historical sources and oral memories and examines the historical experience of the professional activities of Soviet women who worked in the train control service of the Belgorod Branch of the Southern Railway (Ministry of Railways of the USSR) in the late 1960s and 1980s, as a form of women’s leadership and gender equality formation (the erosion of male dominance) in the manufacturing sector. Specifically, the influence of the profession (working conditions, content of daily work practices, working rhythm, professional self-awareness) on the formation of a particular gender identity among women railway workers is investigated. An analysis of historical material makes it possible to supplement and significantly expand our understanding of how the “new type” of Soviet women, with an independent economic and social status, was formed in the late Soviet period. The materials constitute the informational basis for preserving information about the labor feats of women working at the railroad in the historical memory of Russian people; they open up new heroines, whose personal and professional lives are the subject of the formation in modern society of a positive attitude towards the female presence in the managerial segment of the engineering and technical sphere.

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О патриотизме русской эмиграции: интерпретации и практики в 1940-х годах

О патриотизме русской эмиграции: интерпретации и практики в 1940-х годах

Author(s): L. K. Ryabova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 33/2020

The patriotic moods in Russian emigration during World War II and in the first post-war years are less studied than those of the 1920s and 1930s. Patriotism manifested itself in various forms, and was reflected both in journalism and in behavioral practices. The attitude towards Russia ranged from support for the Soviet regime to defeatist appeals. The most objective position, albeit implacable in relation to the Soviet regime, was taken by New Journal, using materials of which the “cultures of patriotism” were mainly considered. Serious disagreements among the emigrant community raised questions of support for the USSR; questions of the global postwar structure and the fate of European democracies; and restoration of Russia’s former borders. A significant number of authors defended the “restoration” policy of the Soviet government toward lost territories. Others did not see danger in the policy of “containment” of the USSR. Fears of a possible territorial collapse of the country, in particular the separation of Ukraine, became one of the most striking manifestations of patriotism. In the field of practical actions, the experience of communication between emigrants and Soviet citizens who found themselves in Europe, and especially the movement for returning to the USSR, deserves attention.

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BORDERS AND TERRITORIAL IDENTITY IN MOLDOVAN ASSR: TRANSNISTRIA AND THE “BESSARABIAN QUESTION” BETWEEN 1918 AND 1940

Author(s): Valeria Chelaru / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2020

Bessarabia’s unification with the rest of the Romanian historical provinces in order to create the Greater Romania in 1918 opened up a dispute between the new state and Soviet Russia. The loss of its previous gubernia to the detriment of Romania, combined with a series of strategies imposed by its tremendous internal transformation, made the Soviet Union to reconsider its western borders. This article provides an overview of the formation of the Moldavan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (MASSR) – the political ancestor of contemporary Dnestr Moldovan Republic or Transnistria – and then proceeds to analyse its role as propaganda and political tools inside the USSR. In such context, Transnistria will be studied as borderland of Greater Romania in order to better understand its sociopolitical profile in accordance with Soviet policies. The main aim of this paper is to give an objective account of the events from the historical perspective and to reassess the socio-political engineering which the MASSR underwent from its creation in 1924 up until its union with Bessarabia in 1940.

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Zeki Nedžib Mahmud i savremeni arabizam

Zeki Nedžib Mahmud i savremeni arabizam

Author(s): Orhan Bajraktarević / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 24/2020

Zaki Naguib Mahmoud is one of the most prominent thinkers and philosophers of contemporary Arab thought, modern Arab philosophy, culture, art, literature and literary-artistic journalism of the modern Arab and Muslim world. Understanding the conflicting relationship of past and present in the Arabs of today, the relationship of the modern Arab-Islamic East and the European West, in the broadest sense of the word: with all it implies in science, philosophy, art, religion, literature, culture, etc. represent Mahmoud's dominant topics and great thought projects for which he has always been inescapable in the considerations of Arab modernity, Arab culture and Arab society as a whole today.

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Der Volkskundeunterricht in den Schulen der ungarndeutschen Minderheit. Ergebnisse einer empirischen Forschung

Der Volkskundeunterricht in den Schulen der ungarndeutschen Minderheit. Ergebnisse einer empirischen Forschung

Author(s): Éva Márkus,Dorottya Erb / Language(s): German Issue: 51/2021

The study deals with teaching issues of the German minority in Hungary. It briefly describes the so-called folklore lesson is dealt with, which every learner at a nationality school in Hungary should learn in one hour per week. Finally, we present the research results of an online survey on folklore teaching. The aim of the data collection was to find out what educational background the teachers have, what difficulties teachers are confronted with in the teaching process and what claims they have for assistance. Their students’ attitude was also asked. Subsequently, recommendations for the education system are formulated.

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Crveno vs. crno – Utjecaj politike na život stanovnika lovinačkog kraja kroz prizmu kolektivnog sjećanja

Crveno vs. crno – Utjecaj politike na život stanovnika lovinačkog kraja kroz prizmu kolektivnog sjećanja

Author(s): Mihovil Gotal / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 1/2010

Presented in this paper are ethnological materials on the collective memory amongst the residents of the Lovinac region towards conflict and division in the period of WWII and their consequences in the periods of the Social Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the Republic of Croatia. Collected from the personal narratives of interviewees the structure emphasises the vision and interpretation of past events by the local population and especially their political opinions and thoughts which are very strongly linked to memory. The transfer of these memories is initially explained through analyses of family, local, ethnic/national and religious Catholic mnemonic communities with which our interviewees belong to or with which they identify and so take their dominant narration of the past. Besides this, also observed here are the memories and influences in shaping the political identity of the local community especially through mentioning memories of deceased members of the community. It also observes the way in which this collective memory is reflected in the contemporary political context of the Republic of Croatia from its establishment in the 1990s. The accent is particularly emphasised on changes in the official political narratives of the past, which from 1990 changed and which enabled the political mobilisation of voters within the examined community. Political mobilisation alone with reference to party affiliation in a new political context becomes a part of the political identity in a way that is tightly connected to earlier established, collective memories.

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CEEOL is a leading provider of academic eJournals, eBooks and Grey Literature documents in Humanities and Social Sciences from and about Central, East and Southeast Europe. In the rapidly changing digital sphere CEEOL is a reliable source of adjusting expertise trusted by scholars, researchers, publishers, and librarians. CEEOL offers various services to subscribing institutions and their patrons to make access to its content as easy as possible. CEEOL supports publishers to reach new audiences and disseminate the scientific achievements to a broad readership worldwide. Un-affiliated scholars have the possibility to access the repository by creating their personal user account.

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Central and Eastern European Online Library GmbH
Basaltstrasse 9
60487 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
Amtsgericht Frankfurt am Main HRB 102056
VAT number: DE300273105
Phone: +49 (0)69-20026820
Email: info@ceeol.com

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