2009
DOI: 10.4324/9780203876558
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Ethno-symbolism and Nationalism

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“…Иако се феномен национализма најчешће тумачи макроструктурним узроцима (Gellner 1983;Smith 1986Smith , 2009, на микросоциолошком нивоу, солидарност произведена друштвеним сукобима (види и Coser 1956) представља кључни механизам за интензификацију националистичких осећања. Драматични догађаји (попут нпр.…”
Section: макросоциологија етницитета: повратак веберу и диркему у оквunclassified
“…Иако се феномен национализма најчешће тумачи макроструктурним узроцима (Gellner 1983;Smith 1986Smith , 2009, на микросоциолошком нивоу, солидарност произведена друштвеним сукобима (види и Coser 1956) представља кључни механизам за интензификацију националистичких осећања. Драматични догађаји (попут нпр.…”
Section: макросоциологија етницитета: повратак веберу и диркему у оквunclassified
“…A prominent theme within these discussions centres on the factors contributing to the development of nationalist sentiment. In particular, there has been much debate as to whether nationalism invents nations (Gellner, 2006;Hobsbawm, 1992;Anderson, 1991), or whether the existence of a common, ethnic identity, shapes nationalism (Armstrong, 1982;Smith, 2009;Hutchinson, 2005).…”
Section: The 'Imagined Community'?: Nations and Nationalism In Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Smith (2009) argues that 'ethnic identities and communities' are crucial elements in 'the formation and persistence of nations' (p. 21) and puts forward the argument that there is a need to understand the 'inner world' of both 'ethnicity and nationalism' through 'an analysis of symbolic elements and subjective dimensions' (p. 23).…”
Section: The 'Imagined Community'?: Nations and Nationalism In Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This understanding of power, as rooted in the myths and memories a certain group has about a symbol, became popular through the works of Anthony Smith who also coined the term for this connection: "mythsymbol-complex." The idea of the myth-symbol-complex can be traced back to John Armstrong's work on nationalism (Armstrong, 1982;Smith, 1988;Smith, 2009). …”
Section: Symbolsmentioning
confidence: 99%