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Macedonian Identity throughout history:Church, Language, Nation

2009
National Identity of each society is consisted of : National wealth; Intellectual orCultural-Spiritual wealth and; Material wealth Among the reasons why Macedonia did not gain independence are: Not havingrecognized Macedonian Orthodox Church; Presence of Bulgarian, Serbian and Greekpropagandas; Not a single big power supported officially Macedonian ...
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Sociocultural Characterization of the Macedonian Ethnic Identity

2012
As can be determined from the previous two chapters, the evidence for a “Macedonian” ethnicity shows that it is ephemeral, given the dynamic changes over a century from nasheist to “Bulgarian,” through “Slav-Macedonian” to “Macedonian,” and then back to a dual dichotomized, “Greek-Macedonian” and “Slav-Macedonian” ethnic identities; or the current ...
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The Notes of Aristote Neophytos on the Macedonian Question in August 1908

Open Journal for Studies in History
This research presents an article by Aristote Neophytos that focuses on his proposed strategy for the Greek State to protect the national identity of the Greek element within the Ottoman Empire and address the Macedonian Question in August 1908 ...
Nikolaos Sferopoulos
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MACEDONIAN STUDENTS’ ATTITUDES TO ENGLISH: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE ACROSS REGIONS

PALIMPSEST/ ПАЛИМПСЕСТ
This study explores Macedonian students’ attitudes to English across three contexts: Skopje, other urban centres, and rural communities. Data were gathered through a questionnaire designed to elicit students’ perceptions of the benefits and drawbacks of ...
Natasha Stojanovska Ilievska
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North Macedonian Culture as Part of Southeast Culture: A Focus on Contemporary Practices and Cultural Policy

Communications on Applied Nonlinear Analysis
This paper investigates North Macedonian culture as a component of Southeast Europe cultural heritage, focusing on contemporary cultural practices and the policies that shape them.
Natasha Sarafova
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Perception is All That Matters: A Study of Media Use and the Journalist’s Perspective on the Ethnic Divide in North Macedonian and Why It Matters

SEEU Review
How can media impact perceptions of state-building in the ethnically and linguistically diverse region of North Macedonia? Since the dissolution of the former Yugoslavia, North Macedonia has found itself at the intersection of cultural and territorial ...
Jennifer Sorrells
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In the Footsteps of Krste P. Misirkov: Tracing the Roots of Macedonian Sociological Discourse

Sociology Lens
Misirkov is one of the most eminent figures in Macedonian national history. He made significant contributions as a Slavist, historian, folklorist, and ethnographer.
Ganka Cvetanova
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Ottoman Influence on Architecture: The Evolution of Spatial and Decorative Elements in the 19th Century Traditional Macedonian Architecture

International Society for the Study of Vernacular Settlements
Vernacular architecture of 19th-century Macedonia have undergone significant transformations, primarily influenced by Ottoman architectural systems. In this context, "vernacular houses" refer to traditional dwellings built by local communities using ...
Petar Namičev, Ekaterina Namicheva Todorovska   +1 more
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SOCIAL AND LINGUISTIC IDENTITY OF MACEDONIANS IN VOJVODINA

Macedonian minority is one of many ethnic groups that live in the region of Vojvodina today and are a significant ethnic minority in the settlements of Plandište, Glogonj, Dužine, Kačarevo and Jabuka. These villages are inhabited by Macedonians who migrated from Republic Macedonia (former SFRY) in the 1960s and 1970s for economic reasons.
Radić-Bojanić, Biljana, Major, Sara
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Historical/Political Manifestations of the Macedonian Ethnic Identity

2012
Given the comprehensive analysis of the concept of ethnicity and its logical functions in chapter 3, as well as the applicable methodology to be used, the first domain of evidence presented in detail on the question of “Who the Macedonians Are” is the domain of historical/political manifestations.
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