Uspoljen kolektivni spomin

reprezentacije spola v obravnavi 2. svetovne vojne

Nuša Detiček (Author), Maruša Pušnik (Mentor)

Abstract

Kolektivni spomin je osrednji medij spajanja preteklosti, sedanjosti in prihodnosti. Je nepogrešljiv fragment sleherne (zamišljene) skupnosti in zato pomembno vpliva na izgradnjo spolno specifičnega habitusa. Ker pa do preteklosti ne moremo dostopati neposredno, mediji kolektivnemu spominu ostajajo glavno izhodišče črpanja informacij. Preko posredovanja dotičnih narativov in uporabe nenevtralnih retoričnih praks namreč ustvarjajo specifična tokova zgodovine in spominjanja. Zato dandanes še zmeraj patriarhalno in androcentrično zamejene medijske reprezentacije spola pustijo svoj pečat na sociokulturno organizacijo skupnosti. V magistrski nalogi se osredotočamo na to, kakšna je vloga spola kot kategorije kolektivnega spomina. Nalogi temeljna izhodišča predstavljajo koncepti kolektivnega spomina, ideologije, habitusa, moči in védenja. Njen cilj pa je zapolniti manko akademije v vidiku uspoljenosti kolektivnega spomina. Tako so na koncu naloge na podlagi kritične multimodalne analize sedmih muzejskih razstav in petih osnovnošolskih učbenikov za zgodovino oblikovani kriteriji, ki služijo kot izhodišče za razpravljanje o uspoljenosti kolektivnega spomina. Identificirali smo sedem parametrov, ki kažejo na uspoljenost kolektivnega spomina – reprezentacije poklicev in prostočasnih aktivnosti, uporaba citatov, anonimiziranost, fotografski pristopi, tok narativa ter umestitev na kontinuumu med herojstvom in trpljenjem. Tako je kolektivni spomin prepoznan kot pomemben akter grajenja ideologij spola in habitusa v sedanjosti.

Keywords

kolektivni spomin;spol;muzeji;učbeniki;druga svetovna vojna;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2024
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher:	[N. Detiček]
UDC:	07:316.6:159.953"1939/1945"(043.2)
COBISS:	206821123
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Gendered collective memory: representations of gender in addressing the World War II
Secondary abstract:	Collective memory is a central medium for connecting the past, present, and future. It is an indispensable fragment of any (imagined) community and thus significantly influences the construction of gender-specific habitus. However, since we cannot directly access the past, media remains the primary source of information for collective memory. Through the mediation of specific narratives and the use of non-neutral rhetorical practices, they create particular flows of history and memory. Consequently, patriarchal and androcentric media representations of gender leave their mark on the socio-cultural organisation of communities. In this master's thesis, I focus on the role of gender as a category of collective memory. The fundamental concepts of the thesis are collective memory, ideology, habitus, power, and knowledge. The aim is to fill the gap in academia regarding the gendered collective memory. Thus, at the end of the thesis, based on a critical multimodal analysis of seven museum exhibitions and five primary school history textbooks, criteria are formulated to serve as a basis for discussing the gendered collective memory. We identified seven parameters that point to gendered collective memory – representations of professions and leisure activities, the use of quotations, anonymity, photographic approaches, the flow of narrative, and placement on the continuum between heroism and suffering. Thus, collective memory is recognised as an important actor in the construction of gender ideologies and habitus in the present.
Secondary keywords:	collective memory;gender;museums;textbooks;second world war;Kolektivni spomin;Razlike med spoloma;Muzeji;Učbeniki;Svetovna vojna (1939-1945);Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za družbene vede
Pages:	1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (93 str.))
ID:	24862748