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National Indifferences During Everyday Nationalism: Experiencing the Nation in Finland in the Aftermath of the Second World War

open access: yesNations and Nationalism, 2023
Our article discusses the adaptability of the concept of national indifference to the context of post-war Finnish society and everyday nationalism. This period witnessed a transformation of previously exclusive and aggressive nationalism into a tempered ...
Tanja Vahtikari
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Everyday nationalism and identity narratives

Research Announcements "Heritage BG", 2023
Изследванията на архитектурната среда и монументалния ландшафт в Южна и ЮгозападнаБългария са значими за общата социална, вътрешно и външнополитическа сфера поради граничното положение и исторически натовареното минало на региона. Докато оценявахме общото състояние на недвижимите културни ценности с местно значение (НКЦ МЗ) в общината и състоянието на ...
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National Identity and Everyday Life

2013
Abstract This chapter approaches nationalism from the point of view of everyday life. This line of analysis owes a great deal to Michael Billig’s work and has the advantage of emphasizing the forms of interactions at the heart of societies which shape national identifications. Far from being only the reflection of an ideology produced by
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Ethnic and Nationality Stereotypes in Everyday Language

Teaching of Psychology, 2011
The authors describe a demonstration of stereotype use in everyday language that focuses on common phrases reflecting stereotypic beliefs about ethnic groups or nationalities. The exercise encourages students’ discussion of stereotype use. Students read 13 common phrases from the English language and stated whether they had used each phrase and whether
Mary E. Kite, Bernard E. Whitley
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Flagging the nations: Citizens’ active engagements with everyday nationalism in Patagonia, Chile

Area, 2018
Geographical scholarship examining banal and everyday nationalism has tended to frame national flags as abstract and passive objects that are taken for granted and incorporated into the daily lives of citizens in mindless ways. In contrast, this paper acknowledges flags as lively material objects that can be enrolled by citizens to make political ...
Matthew Benwell, A Núñez, C Amigo
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National narratives and everyday subversions

2009
The objective of this dissertation is to explore the historical, material, and discursive realities of Korean women in the sex trade in U.S. camptowns. With the use of political ethnography, I draw on a wide range of sources such as textual literature, films, first-hand qualitative interviews, and participant observation.I make three major arguments ...
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Everyday Acts of Nation Building

Journal of American Indian Education, 2021
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The National and the Fashionable: Everyday Nationhood as Dress

2018
This chapter sees ordinary fashion as an exemplary instance of what Georg Simmel understood by modernity. Specifically, asking about the wearing of national dress in the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah reveals that the fashionable becomes a concrete testimony to how the modern subject navigates social forms of the national between collective stabilization ...
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