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Memory (Re)cycling: The Pilgrimage to Vukovar Remembrance Day

Contemporary Southeastern Europe, 2021
This paper is based on an ethnographic study carried out during the Zagreb- Vukovar cycling marathon to the Remembrance Day commemoration. The commemoration of the fall of Vukovar, one of the key elements of the Croatian narrative of the Homeland War,
Ljubojević, Ana
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Afghans in Europe: From Victimhood to Activism? [PDF]

Современная Европа
The article adresses the main characteristics and reveals the peculiarities of the Afghan diaspora in Europe. It examines the period after the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan in August 2021.
Olga N. Novikova
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THE AZERBAIJANI OFFICIAL State DISCOURSE ON THE ARMENIANAZERBAIjANI CONFLICT: BLOCKAGES TO PEACE [PDF]

Challenges of the Knowledge Society, 2018
The intractable conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the first in a series of inter-ethnic wars to arise in the final years of the Soviet Union, has lasted for three decades and has gone through several violent episodes inflicting widespread death ...
Lavinia BADULESCU
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Digressive Victimhood

, 2019
Preregistration for Digressive Victimhood Replication, April ...
Miguel M. Unzueta, Felix Danbold, Ivuoma Ngozi Onyeador   +2 more
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States of victimhood and irreparable losses: Serbian veterans of the post-Yugoslav wars [PDF]

Glasnik Etnografskog Instituta SANU, 2017
In this article I investigate how Serbian veterans of the post-Yugoslav wars positioned themselves in relation to the state that was largely ignoring their claims for material and symbolic recognition.
Dokić Goran
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Cultural practices of victimhood /

, 2020
Cultural Practices of Victimhood aims to set the agenda for a cultural study of victimhood. Words such as 'victim' and 'victimhood' represent shifting cultural signifiers, their meaning depending on the cultural context of their usage. Using case studies
Hoondert, Martin J. M.,, Mutsaers, Paul,, Arfman, William R.,   +2 more
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‘You Can’t Say That!’: Critical Thinking, Identity Politics, and the Social Work Academy

Societies, 2019
Recent years have witnessed an eruption of what have been termed culture wars, often converging around the messier aspects of interpersonal relationships and corresponding identity issues that are complex, sensitive, and contested.
Jane Fenton, Mark Smith
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Everybody’s Holocaust? Tova Reich’s Satirical Approach to Shoah Business and the Cult of Victimhood

Genealogy, 2019
This paper sets out to demonstrate the changes that post-Holocaust fiction has been undergoing since around the turn of the new millennium. It analyzes the highly innovative and often provocative approaches to the Holocaust and its memory found in Tova ...
Stanislav Kolář
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“The victim” and the democratization of victimhood.

Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology
Many of our current victimhood-related discourses, both in and outside of academic, are only tangentially related to experiences of victimization. They are better understood as attesting to the rise of a new way of psychosocial being known as the Victim. This new Simmelian social type, like all of Georg Simmel’s social types (e.g., the Stranger and the
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Dimensions of Victimhood

Moral and political conflicts revolve around victimhood —who is harmed, how severely, and even whether harm has occurred at all. Although humans have always cared about concrete interpersonal victimhood, the complexity of modern society creates many ...
Kurt Gray, Emily Kubin
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