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Title:Notranja nasprotovanja slovenski osamosvojitvi: med patriotizmom in jugonostalgijo
Authors:ID Meolic, Jelko (Author)
ID Friš, Darko (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf MAG_Meolic_Jelko_2018.pdf (1,10 MB)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/9fd60846-a6b3-4cfb-9e41-f2eb54c61f84
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:Magistrsko delo obravnava notranje ovire formiranja samostojne in neodvisne slovenske države. 80. leta 20. stoletja so bila v evropskih komunističnih državah čas narodnokulturnega preboja, na katerega so takratne enopartijske oblasti reagirale z represijo različnih oblik. Posredna kritika polstoletnega kratenja osnovnih človekovih pravic in zatiranja nacionalne identitete je izbruhnila z izidom 57. številke Nove revije, ki velja za začetek slovenske pomladi. Slovensko pomlad v kali niso hoteli zatreti samo jugoslovanski zvezni organi, temveč tudi republiški. Niti prvimi niti drugim ni uspelo zaustaviti demokratizacije slovenske države in družbe. V želji po političen preživetju so se številni slovenski komunisti javno preobrazili v demokrate, nakar v poosamosvojitvenem času še vedno uživajo znaten ugled. Komunistična ideologija s slovensko osamosvojitvijo ni zamrla, ampak je bila zgolj ranjena. V zadnjih nekaj letih je bila deležna silovitega okrevanja, kar dokazuje njena vse pogostejša prisotnost v številnih strukturah javnega delovanja. Sodobna slovenska družba je zelo zmedena, konfliktna in razcepljena na dva dela – na tiste, ki žalujejo za peterokrako rdečo zvezdo, in na tiste, za katere je to simbol totalitarizma, bolečine, trpljenja in vsesplošnega pomanjkanja.
Keywords:Slovenija, osamosvojitev, Demos, politika, notranja nasprotovanja, jugonostalgija, demokracija, komunizem.
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[J. Meolic]
Year of publishing:2018
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-70314 New window
UDC:94(497.4)"19":329(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:23964680 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:E9XPX2WV
Publication date in DKUM:23.08.2018
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Language:English
Title:The internal opposition to slovenian indepemdence: between patriotism and Yugo-nostalgia
Abstract:This master's thesis deals with the internal obstructions to the formation of the independent Slovenian state. In the 1980s, the European Communist states were subjected to national and cultural awakenings, which triggered multifaceted repression from the single-party regimes. The half-a-century long violation of basic human rights in Slovenia escalated with the publishing of the 57th issue of the Nova revija journal, which is considered the advent of the Slovenian Spring. The journal faced closure threats from not only the Yugoslav federal authorities, but also the republic one. Neither those of the former nor the latter succeeded in stopping the democratization of the Slovenian state and society. In the desire for political survival, a number of Slovenian communists publicly transformed into democrats, and in the post-independence period they still enjoy a considerable reputation. The communist ideology did not cease to exist with the Slovenian independence, but was only wounded. In the last few years, the ideology has managed a tremendous recovery, as evidenced by its increasing presence in many public service structures. The contemporary Slovenian society is very confused, of conflicting nature and split into two parts – those who grieve for the five-pointed Red Star, and those for whom the said star is a symbol of totalitarianism, pain, suffering, and straitened circumstances.
Keywords:Slovenia, independence, Demos, politics, internal opposition, Yugo-nostalgia, democracy, Communism.


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