Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item:https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12259/57196
Type of publication: Straipsnis mokslo, meno, kultūros, profesiniuose leidiniuose / Article in science, art, culture, professional publications (S7)
Field of Science: Politikos mokslai / Political sciences (S002)
Author(s): Kavaliauskas, Tomas
Title: Antilietuviškas patriotiškumas, kad „Lietuvai būtų geriau“
Other Title: Anti-Lithuanian patriotism in the interest of what is “the Best for Lithuania”
Is part of: Kultūros barai : kultūros ir meno mėnesinis žurnalas. Vilnius : Kultūros barai, 2017, nr. 1, nr. 11
Extent: p. 5-11, 2-7
Date: 2017
Note: Straipsnis tęsiasi per du numerius
Keywords: Patriotiškumas;Ideologinis susiskaldymas;Intelektualai;Patriotism;Ideological divisions;Lithuanian intellectuals
Abstract: The essay analyses the reasons why some Lithuanian intellectuals of the 21st century are changing the meaning of a national patriot. According to the author, this issue is due to different historical interpretations of Lithuanian statehood and its national identity. Intellectuals, who are in favor of cultural and political heritage of Prussian- Baltic Minor Lithuania, provide a different and competitive discourse to those intellectuals, who are in favor of Lithuanian identity based on cul- tural and political heritage of Slavic-polonized Lithuanian Grand Duchy. The concept of a true patriot is being revised according to the preferences to one of these discourses
Internet: http://www.kulturosbarai.lt/archyvas/
https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http://www.kulturosbarai.lt/uploads/news/id109/KB_2017-1%20m_web.pdf
http://www.kulturosbarai.lt/archyvas/
Affiliation(s): Filosofijos ir socialinės kritikos katedra
Politikos mokslų ir diplomatijos fakultetas
Vytauto Didžiojo universitetas
Appears in Collections:Universiteto mokslo publikacijos / University Research Publications

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