Re-Imagining Yugoslavia: Learning and Living with Diverse Cultural Identitie

Posted on:2011-08-10

Degree:M.A

Type:Thesis

University:University of Toronto (Canada)

Candidate:Draskovic, Radoslav

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GTID:2445390002470260

Subject:Education History

Abstract/Summary:

This thesis uses the example of Yugoslavia-the land of the South Slavs (also known as the Balkans) - to study how the twists and turns of historical evolution have been reflected in communal understanding of that history.;Key words: imagined communities, nation-state, historical memory, the study of history.

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imagined communities, nation-state, historical memory, the study of history

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