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İçtimaiyatTThis study examines The Anatolian Times (1967-1969), a newspaper published by the U.S. Air Forces TUSLOG (The United States Logistics Group) for American military personnel stationed in Türkiye, to explore how the American military presence was ...
Gülbin Fırat Onat
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Undefeated nationalism: extending the banal nationalism thesis through the family
, 2023 This text explores how we analyse the data collected as part of the ETPAF project (Enquête sur la transmission précoce des appartenances au sein de la famille). ETPAF aims to understand how parents socialize their children to the nation from an early age1.
Delmotte, Florence, Duchesne, Sophie
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Banal nationalism in the Turkish press
, 2013 This dissertation, concerning ?banal nationalism in the Turkish press?, aims to analyze the nationalist discourse of the Turkish media. To understand the nationalist discourse better, the study examines the Turkish dailies on an ordinary day, on March 7, 2012.The key point for this study is the term `banal nationalism? which Michael Billig came up with
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Camofloz: Banal nationalism in the postcolonial landscape
, 2016 Australia's cartographic form has transcended the atlas, becoming a ubiquitous hyper-translated symbol across the Australian visual environment. From non-distinct urban and industrial streets to grocery store aisles, its proliferation throughout the 'anyplace' landscapes of 21st century postcolonial Australia acts as a mechanism of banal nationalistic ...
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La identidad contada: la información deportiva en torno a la selección española de fútbol
Universitas Humanística, 2008 Considering that soccer is a highly political sport and places itself in the crosshairs of capital questions such as membership and identity, the goal of the present article is to analyze how the discourse of Spanish identity is constructed in the sports
Manuel Eduardo González-Ramallal
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Embodied Homeland: Folk Dance, (Post)Memory, and Identity of the Turkish Diaspora in Germany
The Polish Journal of the Arts and CultureSince the 1960s, Germany has received millions of Gastarbeiter (guest ‑ workers), with Turkish migrants being the largest and most culturally distinct group.
Şahin Yaldız
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Everyday Nationhood: Theorising Culture, Identity and Belonging after Banal Nationalism
, 2016 Published in 1995, Michael Billig’s Banal Nationalism is the fourth most cited text on nationalism and arguably the most influential book on the topic in the last two decades.
Skey, Michael
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Belgian Photography: Towards a Minor Photography.
Image & Narrative, 2011 <p class="MsoNormal" style="text-align: justify; line-height: 150%; margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt;"><strong style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal;"><span style="line-height: 150%; font-family: " lang="EN-GB">Abstract</span></strong>< ...
Jan Baetens +2 more
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Who's afraid of banal nationalism?
, 2017 Michael Billig’s Banal nationalism has become a cornerstone text for the “everyday nationhood” research agenda (Fox and Miller-Idriss, 2008). More generally, it has become a central reference for all researchers who emphasize the daily aspect of the ...
DUCHESNE, Sophie
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