463 KB62 KB198420242017Bajt, Veronikaletnik:33številka:85str. 15-33ISSN:0352-3608COBISSID_HOST:35125341URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-ODU0ATUCenFakulteta za družbene vedeSlovensko sociološko društvoDružboslovne razpraveDržavni simboliKolektivni spominNarodna identitetaNational emblemsNational identitySloveniaSlovenijaslovenski simboliSocial memoryzastaveThe post-communist renegotiation of Slovenian national symbols|This article explores how Slovenian collective memory and national identity have been renegotiated by post-communist political elites through the adoption of new state symbols in the light of changes connected to the collapse of communist ideology, the breakup of Yugoslavia, and the establishment of an independent Slovenian state. Concentrating on the ways state imagery is legitimated as representing the nation, the analysis discusses the post-1991 reorganization of Slovenian national symbols. I argue that, by analysing the adoption of a new state flag, coat of arms, and national anthem, the official national identity re-conceptualization shows how Slovenian national memory became redefined as the new state memory, which resulted in nationalizing state practices and policiesČlanek raziskuje, kako so slovenske postsocialistične elite s sprejetjem novih nacionalnih simbolov redefinirale slovenski kolektivni spomin in nacionalno identiteto v luči sprememb, povezanih z razpadom socialistične ideologije, Jugoslavije in z ustanovitvijo samostojne države Slovenije. Z osredotočanjem na legitimiziranje državnih simbolov kot reprezentacij nacije analiziram redefinicijo slovenskih nacionalnih simbolov po letu 1991. Predlogi za spremembo zastave, grba in državne himne kažejo, da je slovenski "nacionalni" spomin redefiniran kot dominantni "državni" spomin, kar ima za posledico nacionalizirajoče prakse in politikeTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlovensko sociološko društvo