Godina izdanja: 2002
ISBN: 960-86857-1-0
Jezik: Engleski
Autor: Strani

CLIO IN THE BALKANS - The Politics of History Education

Priredila - Christina Koulouri

Izdavač - Center for Democracy and Reconciliation in Southeast Europe, Thessaloniki

Godina - 2002

550 strana

24 cm

ISBN - 960-86857-1-0

Povez - Broširan

Stanje - Kao na slici, tekst bez podvlačenja



SADRŽAJ:
COSTA CARRAS - Preface
CHRISTINA COULOURI - Introduction

CHAPTER I: COMMON PAST, SHARED HISTORY
A. THE MULTI-ETHNIC EMPIRES
1. THE BYZANTINE AND THE OTTOMAN EMPIRES
YASEMIN NUHOGLU SOYSAL and VASILIA LILIAN ANTONIOU - A Common Regional Past? Portrayal of the Byzantine and Ottoman Heritages from Within and Without
PINELOPI STATHI - Dealing with Ottoman Past in Greek Chronicles
SIA ANAGNOSTOPOULOU - ‘Tyrrany’ and ‘Depotism’ as National and Historical Terms in Greek Historiography
VANGELIS KECHRIOTIS - From Trauma to Self-Reflection: Greek Historiography meets the Young Turks ‘Bizarre’ Revolution
NIKOLA JORDANOVSKI - Medieval and Modern Macedonia as Part of a National ‘Grand Narrative’
ALEXEI KALIONSKI and VALERY KOLEV - Multiethnic Empires, National Rivalry and Religion in Bulgarian History Textbooks
CODRUTA MATEI - Between two Empires
BOGDAN MURGESCU - Byzantine and Ottoman Studies in Romanian Historiography. A Brief Overview

2. THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE
SNJEZANA KOREN - Hungarian Legacy in Southeastern Europe by Mirela-Luminita Murgescu Hungarians and Hungarian History in Croatian History Textbooks

B. THE FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
SNJEZANA KOREN - Yugoslavia: a Look in the Broken Mirror. Who is the ‘Other’?
HEIKE KARGE - Between Euphoria, Sober Realisation and Isolation. ‘Europe’ in the History Textbooks of Former Yugoslavian Countries
DRAGAN POTOCNIK and JELKA RAZPOTNIK - The Second World War and Socialistic Yugoslavia in Slovenian Textbooks
MAGDALENA NAJBAR-AGICIC - The Yugoslav History in Croatian Textbooks
DUBRAVKA STOJANOVIC - Yugoslavia in a Broken Mirror. The Serbian Textbooks
NIKOLA JORDANOVSKI - The Common Yugoslav History and the Republic of Macedonia

CHAPTER II: NATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES CO-EXISTING OR CONFLICTING?
A. MACEDONIAN IDENTITIES
NIKOLA JORDANOVSKI - Between the Necessity and the Impossibility of a ‘National History’
ALEXEI KALIONSKI - Ottoman Macedonia in Bulgarian History Textbooks for Secondary School
TZVETAN TZVETANSKI - The Macedonian: Romanticism against Realism (According to a Recent Sociological Survey)
VLASSIS VLASSIDIS - School Celebrations in Greek Macedonia
DESPINA KARAKATSANI - The Macedonian Question in Greek History Textbooks
BOJAN DIMITRIJEVIC - The Macedonian Question in Serbian Textbooks

B. RELIGIOUS IDENTITIES
MIRELA-LUMINITA MURGESCU - Religious Education and the View of the ‘Other’
ETIENNE COPEAUX - Religious Identities in Turkish Textbooks
MILAN VUKOMANOVIC - Religious Education in Serbia
ALEXEI KALIONSKI - The Ethnic and Religious Climate in Bulgaria after 1989. Preliminary Notes for Discussion
ECATERINA LUNG - Religion, State and Society in Romanian History Textbooks
SMAIL BABIC - Islamic Religion Education in Bosnia
SMAIL BABIC - Islam in Austrian Schools
IVO GOLDSTEIN - The Treatment of Jewish History in Schools in Central and Eastern Europe
COSTA CARRAS - Religious Identity and Religious Education in Schools
HANNA KASSIS - Perceiving the Religious ‘Othrer’ in a Secular Educational Context

CHAPTER III: THE PAST IN THE MIRROR OF THE PRESENT
A. CYPRUS
NERGIS CANEFE - Citizenship, History and Memory in Turkish Cypriot Society: Is there Room for Cypriotness?
ETIENNE COPEAUX - Otherness in the Turkish Historical Discourse: General Considerations
LORIS KOULLAPIS - The Subject of History in the Greek Cypriot Educational System: A Subset of the Greek Nation
NESHE YASHIN - School is a Textbook: Symbolism and Rituals in Turkish Cypriot Schools
ULUS IRKAD - Historical Distortions Biasing Books
NIYAZI KIZILYUREK - National Memory and Turkish-Cypriot Textbooks

B. ALBANIA
ERIND PAJO - Albanian Schoolbooks in the Contexct of Societal Transformation: Review Notes
DESPINA KARAKATSANI - Albania and Northern Epirus in Greek Civic Shoolbooks since the 1970s
DUBRAVKA STOJANOVIC - Albanians and their Neighbours: the Future’s Past

APPENDIX: EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AND HISTORY TEACHING
VALENTINA DUKA - Albania
SNJEZANA KOREN - Croatia
ULUS IRKAD - Cyprus
TRIANTAFYLLOS PETRIDIS and MARIA ZOGRAFAKI - Greece
EMILIJA SIMOSKA - FYR Macedonia
MIRELA-LUMINITA MURGESCU - Romania
BOZO REPE - Slovenia
HAYRETTIN KAYA, MUTLU OZTURK, DILARA KAHYAOGLU, AYSE CETINER and ORHAN SILIER - Turkey
DUBRAVKA STOJANOVIC - Yugoslavia
Notes on contributors



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