Titlebook: Politicization of Religion, the Power of Symbolism; The Case of Former Y Gorana Ognjenovi?,Jasna Jozeli? Book 2014 Gorana Ognjenovi? and Ja

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,, Project ?arnojevi? into Twenty-First Century,ian territorial pretensions to other peoples territory were also formulated in a very well written classic of nationalistic literature from 1921. The period described in Crnjanski’s essay is World War I, but his ultranationalistic message is still applicable even today.

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Ethno-religious Mimicry in the War in Bosnia-Herzegovina,licts that attended the disintegration of Yugoslavia between 1991 and 1995; a further four million people were displaced or forced to flee into permanent exile. The woeful drama—the most violent scenes of which were played out in Bosnia-Herzegovina—is only belatedly receiving its epilogue, with the

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,Religious Symbolism and Mythology in Sexual Violence and Rape during the Balkan Conflict, 1992–1995,m, misogyny, and male-oriented, nationalistic politics, one would agree that it is very hard to perceive it from that point of view; nevertheless, women somehow play the important symbolic role in wars. In an interview with . in March 1994, for instance, Ratko Mladi? stated how the war in Bosnia is

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The Catholic Pledge in the Croatian Identity,he actual challenges of the Croatian identity. What theological consequences does the rhetoric of “Catholic nation,” “Catholic country,” “Marian people,” or the syntagma “Stepinac’s Church” have? Is the Church in its self-introduction aware of the positive prejudice about itself that “keeps” the dev

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Three Receptions of Bosnian Identity as Reflected in Religious Architecture,flection of processes, events, and relations not only within and between religious communities and groups, but also in society as a whole. For the purposes of the thesis set out in this chapter, it is important to distinguish between religious buildings and sacred space. The essence and form of sacr

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Nation, Religion, and Gender,public realm. Within the discussion about ethnic/national and religious identification among Bosnian Muslims, through the analysis of the Muslim woman’s magazine ., this chapter focuses on the postwar interconnectedness of nation, religion and gender in the rebuilding of Bosniak Muslim women’s ident