Kolektivni spomin spreminjajočih se identitet: Študija z razpadom Jugoslavije povezanih spominov in identitet

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  • Marja Kuzmanić

Ključne besede:

socialni/kolektivni spomin, identiteta, naracija, socialne predstave, razpad nekdanje Jugoslavije

Povzetek

Prispevek skozi analizo spominov na pomembnejše dogodke razpada Jugoslavije obravnava razlike v kolektivnih spominih ter socialnih predstavah različnih generacij Slovencev ter drugih pripadnikov nekdanjih jugoslovanskih narodnosti, ki danes živijo v Sloveniji. Rezultati kvalitativne analize osemnajstih pol-strukturiranih intervjujev prikazujejo nasprotujoče si intepretacije razpada, spomine in predstave o Titovi Jugoslaviji ter spremembe na področju socialne (predvsem etnične) identifikacije.

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Biografija avtorja

Marja Kuzmanić

MPhil (Master of Philosophy) in social and developmental psychology, young researcher; Primorska institute for natural science and tehnology UP PINT, Muzejski trg 6, SI-6000 Koper

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2008-01-01

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Kuzmanić, M. . (2008). Kolektivni spomin spreminjajočih se identitet: Študija z razpadom Jugoslavije povezanih spominov in identitet. Dve Domovini, (27). Pridobljeno od https://ojs.zrc-sazu.si/twohomelands/article/view/11209

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