Słowiańskie teorie spiskowe jako pozanaukowe narracje historyczne
Slavic Conspiracy Theory as Non-scientific Historical Narratives
Author(s): Konrad Kośnik, Justyna FilipiukSubject(s): History, Philosophy, Social Sciences, Language and Literature Studies, Political Philosophy, Social Philosophy, Sociology, Political history, Social history
Published by: Stowarzyszenie Czasu Kultury
Keywords: conspiracy theories;slavs;historical narrative;ethnic identity;historical psychology
Summary/Abstract: The article presents an analysis of non-scientific histories of the Slavs – most commonly found on the internet and rooted in anti-Slavic (non-scientific Judeo-Christian) conspiracies – from the perspective of historical and cultural psychology. The narratives presented include those of the ancient (Aryan) origins of the Slavs and the erasure from historical memory of a Slavic great power, which are used to support arguments such as amateur linguistic and historical interpretations. The mechanisms for constructing these narratives reflect the ethno-national identity of their creators.
Journal: Czas Kultury
- Issue Year: XXXII/2016
- Issue No: 02
- Page Range: 82-91
- Page Count: 10
- Language: Polish
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