Předmět Changing Political and Social Identities in Post-Cold War Central Europe (CZS04)

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Cíl

The course encompasses a variety of themes concerning the reconstruction of social identities in Central Europe after the fall of communism. The particular interconnected topics to be addressed in this course are: the political reconstruction of memories and identities in the conditions of cultural revolutions, the establishment of post-socialist hegemony in relationto cultural practices of nationalism, and the challenge of re-emerging forms of ethnic conflict and solidarity in the form of mythic and utopian imaginary communities. The basic approach of the course is to demonstrate various cultural patterns of continuity and change by means of theoretically framed case studies that compare pre-communist, communist and post-communist phenomena.

Osnova

1. Introduction: The experience of total wars and world revolutions2. Modernity, trust and identity3. Recurrent modernization: industrial, political and cultural revolutions4. The establishment of socialist and post-socialist cultural hegemony5. Post-socialist nationalism and anti-feminism6. National minorities and the challenge of re-emerging forms of conflict and solidarity7. The sense of historical injustice and the symbolic power of resentment8. Migration, displacement and post-colonial identities in Central Europe9. Strategies of cultural assimilation and the politics of naming10. The cultural power of naming and political struggle11. Nationality, citizenship and social integration in the New Europe12. Religious fundamentalism, nationalism and cultural globalization

Garant

Mgr. Martin Glogar

Vyučující

Miklós Vörös, Ph.D.