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U radu se donosi prikaz nacionalnih i vjerskih stavova Ive Mašine, koji su bili poticaj njegovu aktivizmu u društveno–političkom području. Članak donosi životopis istaknutog vjernika laika, Ive Mašine, čiji je život, unatoč komunističkoj vladavini, bio obilježen načelom vjernosti Bogu i čovjeku. Ljubav prema Bogu, ljudima i Hrvatskoj su vrednote koje su krasile Mašinu. Na njegova stajališta, o odnosu države–nacije i katoličke vjere, utjecala su znanja, koja je stekao tijekom studija povijesti, ali i katolički odgoj u obitelj. Stoga, članak proučava razmišljanje povjesničara i vjernika Mašine na političko-društvene odnose hrvatskih prostora u 20. stoljeću. Osim toga, u radu se prikazuje njegovo vjerničko djelovanje, koje se temeljilo na življenju kršćanske ljubavi i socijalnog nauka Crkve.

U radu se analiziraju novija stručna izdanja o Kosovu i Metohiji i nastanku albanskog nacionalizma. To su dela Jana Pelikana (Novim putevima: Kosovo 1958–1969), Natali Klejer (O poreklu albanskog nacionalizma: rađanje većinski muslimanske nacije u Evropi) i Milovana J. Bogavca i Dragoslava S. Ćetkovića (Srbi na Kosovu i Metohiji u 19. i 20. veku). Akcenat je stavljen na prostor Kosova i Metohije, značajne ljude i činioce, stvaranje albanskog nacionalizma, kao i srpsko-albanske odnose u različitim periodima.

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The aim of this paper is to consider and analyse the contradiction between the fact that Novi Sad is the European Capital of Culture for 2022, while, at the same time, facades of various buildings, as well as public surfaces, are inscribed with extreme nationalist political graffiti. The subject of this paper is a critical discourse analysis of graffiti, which has been deepened with a theoretical approach to the insufficiently researched problematic of political graffiti. Political graffiti can become a place of resistance against authoritarianism, oppression, and injustice during times of social and political upheaval (Chaffee, 1988). This is especially common during periods of authoritarianism and extreme repression, in times where the opponents of the regime organize “hit and run” actions, but it is also commonly used by the regime, which attempts to mobilize the masses in this way (Johnston, 2006). At the same time, graffiti can become more problematic – they can have ultranationalist, xenophobic and racist messages. In this way, they are becoming a medium to attack minorities in society (Zaimakis, 2015). Graffiti today are not only an instrument of the political opposition but are increasingly being used as a “weapon of the strong”, that is, a medium of political structures in power. The central topic of critical discourse analysis as a scientific method is the relation between language and power, which is why it was chosen for the methodological framework of this paper. In this specific case, the subject of the critical discourse analysis are graffiti celebrating people who have been sentenced to life in prison for their judicially proven liability for mass war crimes in the Yugoslav Wars in the 1990s. Also, the paper includes graffiti with racist and Neo-Nazi content. The subject of analysis are also graffiti celebrating the Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine. All of the abovementioned content is exactly opposite of traditional values of Vojvodina, such as multiethnicity, multiculturality, multiconfessionalism and multilingualism, which are also the values on which the European Union was founded. The EU gave Novi Sad the title of European Capital of Culture for 2022. With the absence of determination of liability and the sanctioning of the authors of such hate graffiti, the authorities are sending a dangerous message to the public that such behaviour is allowed. This supports the thesis that ”… graffiti are not anymore the medium of the political opposition, but are more often becoming the medium of political structures in power”. That is: “graffiti can be a medium of revolt – or repression” (Velikonja, 2020). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The text uses the theory of nationalism to analyse the basic ideas of the conservative revolution. This is done through the reconstruction of the basic theses of the political thought of Thomas Mann, Arthur Moeller van den Bruck, Ernst Jünger, Oswald Spengler, and Carl Schmitt. The analysis is focused on the way in which the relationship between language and nation, war and nation, liberalism and nation, and the nation’s relationship with the West were interpreted. It can be concluded that language was considered to reflect the spirit of the nation, that war was considered as the foundation of national identity, that liberalism was considered to be the main ideological enemy of German national identity, and that the West was rejected while Russia and Dostoevsky were praised. According to this analysis, it can be stated that the German nationalism and the rejection of liberalism were the basis of the ideology of the conservative revolution. Finally, it can be pointed out that though conservative revolutionaries advocated dictatorship, they didn’t advocate a return to the old regime of the monarchy, but an authoritarian conservative utopia. Precisely because of the utopian features of the conservative revolution, its ideas are still appealing to the radical right. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Predmet ovog rada je simetrija i asimetrija nacionalizma i globalizma kao kvalitativan društveni odnos determinisan logosnim valentnostima (značaj, značenje i smisao) njihovih strukturnih segmenata. Cilj je otkrivanje simetrijskih i asimetrijskih mreža nacionalizma i globalizma koje prate njihove pozitivne i negativne dimenzije. Nacionalizam je, u osnovi, refleksija nacije i kao takav, sadrži sve bitne protivrečnosti nastajanja i razvoja nacije, njene povijesne i metafizičke kategorijalnosti. Nacionalizam kao cjelovit društveni fenomen, genetički strukturiran, može se sociološki identifikovati i objasniti, jedino kao simetrija njegovih pozitivnih i negativnih komponenti. Ne postoji “čista” nacija u idealno-tipskoj formi, koja reflektuje samo pozitivni nacionalizam, ali ni nacija koja reflektuje samo negativni nacionalizam. Redukovanje nacionalizma samo na njegovu negativnu stranu onemogućava otkrivanje njegove pozitivne strane. Refleksija nacionalizma nužno se odvija u državi, u kojoj pravo građanstva znači zadobijanje novog, višeg nivoa slobode, a to je jedina logika nacije. Nacija, država i građanin su tako, neodvojivi subjekti određene demokratske zajednice. Globalizam nije samorefleksija globalnog, već refleksija identitetskih simetrija pojedinih društava-država, koja obuhvata svestranu razmjenu njihovih fundamentalnih ljudskih vrijednosti i interesa. Centralno pitanje je na kojim kvalitativnim sadržajima se održava vladajuća simetrija globalizma i njena veza sa (ne)promjenjivošću suštine načina proizvodnje društvenog života. Odgovor na ovo pitanje nije moguć, bez identifikovanja simetrijskih mreža nacionalizma i globalizma, i njihovog kvalitativnog posredovanja, u kojem posebno značajnu ulogu ima država. Ovdje je sadržan originalan teorijsko-metodološki pristup u sociološkom razumijevanju simetrične refleksivnosti nacionalizma i globalizma u savremenom društvu. Teorijsko-empirijsko i sociološko imaginativno otkrivanje karaktera simetrije i asimetrije nacionalizma i globalizma, jedino može voditi naučno objektivnom i istovremeno društveno angažovanom znanju.

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The main hypothesis of the paper is that Orientalism, as a form of cultural violence, represents a long-term historical structure which is reproduced through discourses and practices of various social systems. The authors apply genealogy and longue durée approaches to analyze discourses of colonialism, antisemitism, nationalism, and humanitarianism, indicating the long-lasting identity division along the West-East (Orient) axis, as well as continuity of the cultural content that implies the superiority of the Self and the inferiority of the Other. The analysis also shows that all these discourses, although mutually different, can be rooted in the Orientalist matrix and thus become instruments for legitimizing and justifying various forms of indirect (repression, exploitation) and direct violence (wars, genocide, ethnic cleansing). The paper aims to understand the different forms of violence and their complexity as precondition for violence prevention. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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