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Scholarly discussion as engineering the meanings of a European cultural heritage

2016

The vague concept of a European cultural heritage is frequently referred to – but rarely explicitly defined – in scholarly discussion. The use of the concept in academia constructs a European cultural heritage as a category in research and explicitly and implicitly produces its focuses and outlines. Thus, the use of the concept can be considered as scholarly engineering of a European cultural heritage. To be able to have a scholarly discussion about a European cultural heritage, the meanings and uses of the concept need to be clarified. This article examines the meanings and uses of the concept in recent scholarly articles published in various disciplines. In the study, the concept analysi…

Cultural Studies060102 archaeology05 social sciences06 humanities and the arts0506 political scienceEducationCultural heritageArts and Humanities (miscellaneous)Aestheticsdiskurssi11. Sustainability050602 political science & public administrationFormal concept analysista616Cultural heritage managementscholarly discussiondiscourse0601 history and archaeologyEuropean cultural heritageSociologySocial scienceconcept analysisconceptkäsiteanalyysi
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Reproductive rights or duties? The rhetoric of division in social media debates on abortion law in Poland

2019

This study explores the argumentative schemas used in claimmaking and the rhetorical resources for stance-taking in the online abortion law debate in Poland in late 2016. It shows how these discursive devices were used to divide and discredit the opponent in the social media by two social movements: the Stop Abortion coalition of conservative and religious organizations that sponsored the legislative proposal to considerably restrict abortion, and the Save Women committee that stood behind the ‘black’ protests opposing the project. The textual material is drawn from social media profiles of the two movements following a week of intense street protests and publicity activities (19–26 October…

Cultural StudiesArgumentativeSociology and Political Sciencepro-choicerhetoricDiscourse analysismedia_common.quotation_subject050801 communication & media studies0508 media and communicationsArgumentPolitical scienceReproductive rights050602 political science & public administrationRhetorical questionSocial mediastancediscourse analysismedia_common05 social sciences0506 political scienceprotestAbortion lawpro-lifeLawargumentRhetoricSocial Movement Studies
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What Do Latvian “Peaceful Peasants” Do? A Peace System in A Rural Parish of Latvia

2013

There is no shortage of violent references in contemporary public discourse in Latvia, where ancient and more recent military exploits are often invoked to conjure up the nation. For example, the F...

Cultural StudiesArts and Humanities (miscellaneous)Political sciencePolitical economyPublic discourseConflict resolutionlanguageEthnologyLatvianEconomic shortagelanguage.human_languageJournal of Baltic Studies
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Memory in action – Performative practices in a dispute about the past: Serbia and Croatia at the turn of the 20th and 21st century

2019

Memory in action – Performative practices in a dispute about the past: Serbia and Croatia at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuryThe article is an attempt to combine in one reflection the elements of two directions of critical thinking: discursive and performative. The starting point of the analysis is the assumption (derived from beliefs common in pre-performative times) that every space (including a city’s territory) can be treated as a text. This means that both static artifacts and activities in a given space communicate a certain message and can be seen as signs or symbols that refer to something outside of them. Our reflection focuses on practices in which the performative potential …

Cultural StudiesCroatianlcsh:Ethnology. Social and cultural anthropologyLinguistics and LanguageHistoryperformative practicesLiterature and Literary Theorylcsh:PG1-9665Performative utteranceLanguage and Linguisticslanguage.human_languagecroatiamemorylcsh:GN301-674AnthropologyPolitical sciencelcsh:Slavic languages. Baltic languages. Albanian languageslanguagediscourseserbiaTheologySerbianSlavia Meridionalis
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Sputniks cubanos. De cómo la URSS ocupó la imaginación de una generación

2015

Resumen: A pesar de la cierta marginalidad de la ciencia ficcion en Cuba, esta no estuvo exenta de la influencia cultural que sufrio la isla al sovietizarse. De la URSS y el entorno comunista llegaron cientos de obras del genero, al mismo tiempo que la produccion local se reducia a cero en los anos setenta. Los autores cubanos tomaron partido, unos defendieron los nuevos estilos e ideas venidos del Este; otros decidieron seguir su camino, algunas veces, a contracorriente. Abstract: Despite the somewhat marginalization of science fiction in Cuba, the genre could not avoid the cultural influence that the island experienced when it adopted Soviet cannons. From the USSR and the Communist allies…

Cultural StudiesCultural influenceLinguistics and LanguageHistoryUNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASLiterature and Literary TheoryCommunicationHumanidadesLanguage and LinguisticsPolitical science:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]Humanidades. GeneralidadesCounter discourseHumanitiesCommunism
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Dialogic struggles and pedagogic innovation

2014

The aim of this research was to explore the way in which talk is used in teacher focus group discussions. The data from these discussions belong to a wider study on the challenges teachers face when introducing foreign-language mediated education. The research presented here provides a careful analysis of the talk between teachers drawing on Bakhtin’s dialogic theory. This theoretical framework allows for the critical consideration of the relationship between the teachers and the cultural context of institutionalised education. The main outcome from this research is the notion of ‘dialogic struggle’ as an important characteristic of and window into thought-in-progress. As a key feature of t…

Cultural StudiesDialogicGroup discussionDiscourse analysisCultural contextPedagogyFace (sociological concept)ta516SociologyFocus groupEducationPedagogy, Culture & Society
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Co-educar la mirada contra los estereotipos de género en TV

2008

TV serials analyzed in this paper show a representation of stereotyped gender. These cultural products, despite its apparent modernity, reproduce inequalities in the representation of the feminine and masculine through gender stereotypes which are sexist models for the construction of gender identity among its young viewers. Besides, a gender and co-education approach for an audiovisual alphabetization should be a good way against inequality. Se analizan en este trabajo un conjunto de series de televisión que plantean una representación estereotípica de los géneros. Pese a su aparente modernidad, múltiples productos culturales-televisivos siguen siendo portadores de discursos que reproducen…

Cultural StudiesGender stereotypesCommunicationCoeducationComunicació en l'educacióEducación audiovisualEstereotipos de géneroCoeducaciónEducationTV discourseAudiovisual educationSeries de TVMitjans de comunicació de massa en l'ensenyamentDiscurso televisivoTV serialsComunicar
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Cultural activism as a counter-discourse to the European Capital of Culture programme: The case of Turku 2011

2013

Each year the European Union designates one or more cities with the competed-for city brand of European Capital of Culture (ECOC). In several recent ECOCs, such as in Turku, Finland, the management and organisation of the events have caused tension among the citizens regarding decision-making, financing and power over use of the urban space. The focus of the article is on analysis of the discursive dynamics of local activists and their project ‘Turku – European Capital of Subculture 2011’. By emphasising the cultural analysis of activism, the article indicates how the counter-discourse of the activists was produced through cultural production. The project produced a strong movement culture…

Cultural StudiesGender studiesEducationSubcultureEuropean Capital of CultureArts and Humanities (miscellaneous)Power overCultural analysisCapital (economics)ta616media_common.cataloged_instanceSociologyEuropean unionUrban spaceCounter discoursemedia_commonEuropean Journal of Cultural Studies
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On Conditions Instantiating Tip Effects of Epistemic and Evidential Meanings in Bulgarian

2012

Статья посвящена условиям, при которых происходит попеременная актуализация то эвиденциального, то эпистемического компонента в семантическом потенциале эвиденциальных показателей болгарского языка. Сосредоточиваясь на сентенциальных наречиях с инферентивными функциями, мы опираемся на следующие предпосылки: (i) для каждой единицы следует отличать её устойчивое семантическое значение от прагматического потенциала, выявлению которого способствуют (или препятствуют) те или иные коммуникативные условия; (ii) эвиденциальные и эпистемические компоненты значения довольно легко вытесняют друг друга из позиции доминанты, причём процесс подавления то одного, то другого компонента обусловлен действие…

Cultural StudiesHistoryLinguistics and LanguageComputer sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectобобщённая коммуникативная импликатураинтерпретации по умолчаниюInferenceevidentialitygeneralized conversational implicatureLanguage and Linguisticsdiscourse (context) typesEvidentialitydefault readingsэвиденциальностьBulgariansentential adverbsMeaning (existential)HearsayFunction (engineering)epistemic modalitymedia_commonтипы дискурса (контекста)DISCOURSE (CONTEXT) TYPES ЭВИДЕНЦИАЛЬНОСТЬ ЭПИСТЕМИЧЕСКАЯ МОДАЛЬНОСТЬ СЕНТЕНЦИАЛЬНЫЕ НАРЕЧИЯ ОБОБЩЁННАЯ КОММУНИКАТИВНАЯ ИМПЛИКАТУРА ИНТЕРПРЕТАЦИИ ПО УМОЛЧАНИЮ ТИПЫ ДИСКУРСА (КОНТЕКСТА) БОЛГАРСКИЙ ЯЗЫКэпистемическая модальностьlcsh:PG1-9665Religious studiesсентенциальные наречияEpistemic modalityболгарский языкBulgarian languagelanguage.human_languageLinguisticsEpistemologyFocus (linguistics)lcsh:Slavic languages. Baltic languages. Albanian languageslanguageSlovene
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Categories and boundaries in Sámi exhibitions

2019

This article examines the construction of ethnicity in the permanent exhibitions of two Sami museums: Siida, the National Museum of the Finnish Sami and a Nature Centre of Metsahallitus, and ajtte, the Swedish Mountain and Sami Museum. The aim of the article is to find out how ethnic categories and boundaries are created by the exhibitions, and how the museum presentations relate to contemporary public discussions about Sami ethnicity. The presentations are analysed within the framework of discourse analysis. The findings suggest that the two museums, with a few possible exceptions, tend to produce a clear and stable ethnic boundary between the Sami and other ethnicities. Like the Sami ethn…

Cultural StudiesHistorySociology and Political ScienceNational museumAnthropologyDiscourse analysis05 social sciences0507 social and economic geographyEthnic groupthe Samisaamelaisuussaamelaiset0506 political sciencekulttuurihistorialliset museotdiskurssianalyysiExhibitionAnthropologymuseot050602 political science & public administrationethnicitydiscourse analysis050703 geographymuseum exhibitionsetnisyys
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