Traitors, Collaborators and Deserters in Contemporary European Politics of Memory 2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-66496-5_16
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Post-War and Post-Communist Poland and European Knightly Myths of Loyalty and Betrayal: Pasikowski’s Acquis Mythologique Communautaire

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“…One could look for strategies such as "euro-medievalism" (Hoenicke-Moore, 2002), but it is too superficial. Another strategy would be incorporating the "acquis mythologique" (Toczyski, 2018) into communication, in order to make communication involve deeper layers of thought, especially "mythical thought" (Cassirer, 1955). Such reflection, appealing to the online audience forming the postmodern public, may lead to Jungian ideas, such as the notion of an European psyche: "The nations of Europe form a European family, which like every family has its own special spirit.…”
Section: Discussion: Can Public Eu Communication Embrace Pan-european Culture?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One could look for strategies such as "euro-medievalism" (Hoenicke-Moore, 2002), but it is too superficial. Another strategy would be incorporating the "acquis mythologique" (Toczyski, 2018) into communication, in order to make communication involve deeper layers of thought, especially "mythical thought" (Cassirer, 1955). Such reflection, appealing to the online audience forming the postmodern public, may lead to Jungian ideas, such as the notion of an European psyche: "The nations of Europe form a European family, which like every family has its own special spirit.…”
Section: Discussion: Can Public Eu Communication Embrace Pan-european Culture?mentioning
confidence: 99%