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Croatian Cultural Renaissance

From the Margins to the Crossroad of Europe

Inbunden, Engelska, 2024

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Croatia is a magnificent land full of surprises. Visitors are amazed to discover a country with spectacular natural wonders, a great culinary tradition, excellent wine, architecture, a beautiful language, and a vibrant national culture. While it is a small country when measured in square miles, market size, or military power, it has a rich culture that has profoundly impacted the world. The contributors to Croatian Cultural Renaissance: From the Margins to the Crossroad of Europe were the protagonists who survived the communist period and then lived through the fraught period of the Croatian War of Independence in the 1990s; they worked to understand, build, and preserve their cultural identity and freedom as Croatian people. They are diplomats, government officials, artists, and academics who are recognized within Croatia for their intellectual prowess and for their vital and noteworthy contributions to their country. While the chapters explore different areas of Croatia’s national culture, they are united in showing how the national identity and ethos have deep roots and provide insight in what it means to be Croatian today.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2024-04-05
Mått159 x 236 x 30 mm
Vikt753 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieRussian, Eurasian, and Eastern European Politics
Antal sidor430
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing Plc
ISBN9781666958690

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Introduction: Croatia’s Culture,By G. Doug DavisChapter 1: A Meeting Point and an Intersection – Croatian Identity and Culture,By Prof. Božo SkokoChapter 2: Croatian Opera Diplomacy,By Miomir Žužul, Ivana Žužul, and Iva Hraste-SocoChapter 3: Croatian Culture as a Means of Political Struggle in Socialist Yugoslavia (From Agitprop to Maspok),By Ivica LucicChapter 4: From the Triune Kingdom to the Nation: The Role of the Croatian Coat of Arms in the Process of Croatian National Integration,By Mario Jareb and Hrvoje KekezChapter 5: Croatian Art – Space and Spirit,By Vladimir Peter GossChapter 6: Croatian Thinkers in the Context of European Culture,By Jure Zovko & Ivana Nikolic Chapter 7: Croatian Conservative Mind: Critiques Of The French And Russian Revolution During The Modern Period,By Stipe KljaicChapter 8: Sociological Factors in the Development of the Atmosphere of Croatian Theater,By Miriam Mary BrglesChapter 9: Dubrovnik’s Place in Croatian Culture,By Robin HarrisChapter 10: The Reflection of The Political Ideas of the Croatian Political Diaspora on the Contemporary Croatian State,By Ivan TepešChapter 11: Three States in One: Explaining Croat Minority Nationalism in Postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina,By Ugo Vlaisavljevic Chapter 12: Forging a Shared Identity: Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia,By Ivan PepicChapter 13: A Portrait for a Croatian Euro Coin: Marija Juric Zagorka (1873-1957),By Andrea FeldmanChapter 14: Archbishop Dr. Alojzije Viktor Stepinac of Zagreb: In Memory, History and the Politics of Survival,By Esther Gitman

The Croatian Cultural Renaissance: From the Margins to the Crossroads of Europe stands out as a timely and invaluable compilation of original articles and case studies authored by prominent historians, philosophers, political theorists, sociologists, and emerging scholars. This collection offers profound insights and analyses into the intricate intersection of culture and politics within one of Europe's newly established states. The contributors delve into diverse perspectives on how culture has served as the foundation for the evolution of Croatian identity and nation-building policies, spanning both recent and historically distant eras. Notably, several contributors are esteemed and widely recognized scholars, and their exceptional case studies explore key focal points in the dynamic landscape of real-world formation of a newly constituted nation-state.