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La Diada de Catalunya 2012 : En produkt av Het Nationalism eller Banal Katalanism?

Andersson, Linn LU (2013) EUHA20 20131
European Studies
Abstract
Catalonia is a nation with it's own language, its own culture, own policy and own history it is said. A non-independent nation that is living it's ordinary life flagging its banal symbols as if it al ready was an independent state. Some catalanistas assert that this kind of weirdness could be the death row for Catalonia and its future as in independent nation of its own. They state that it is only through an implementation of ”hot” nationalism, not banal, that independence is accomplished. La Diada 2012 – the national day of Catalonia was a day when around 1.000.000 protesters walked the streets of Barcelona waiving the Catalan flag, shouting phrases with one clear message, independence. A complexity between banal and hot nationalism was... (More)
Catalonia is a nation with it's own language, its own culture, own policy and own history it is said. A non-independent nation that is living it's ordinary life flagging its banal symbols as if it al ready was an independent state. Some catalanistas assert that this kind of weirdness could be the death row for Catalonia and its future as in independent nation of its own. They state that it is only through an implementation of ”hot” nationalism, not banal, that independence is accomplished. La Diada 2012 – the national day of Catalonia was a day when around 1.000.000 protesters walked the streets of Barcelona waiving the Catalan flag, shouting phrases with one clear message, independence. A complexity between banal and hot nationalism was demonstrated this day. However, through the banal symbols present at La Diada 2012, Catalonia showed it is not Spain, and through this a hot movement arose to fight to find an escape from Spain. Previous years La Diada may have been hot but 2012 was the year when banal catalanism once again became “hot” Catalan Nationalism. (Less)
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author
Andersson, Linn LU
supervisor
organization
course
EUHA20 20131
year
type
M2 - Bachelor Degree
subject
keywords
European Union, självständighet, kris, Spanien, Artur Más, CiU, Katalonien, La Diada de Catalunya, banal nationalism, het nationalism, katalanism
language
Swedish
id
3809353
date added to LUP
2013-06-11 08:59:55
date last changed
2015-12-14 13:23:23
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  abstract     = {{Catalonia is a nation with it's own language, its own culture, own policy and own history it is said. A non-independent nation that is living it's ordinary life flagging its banal symbols as if it al ready was an independent state. Some catalanistas assert that this kind of weirdness could be the death row for Catalonia and its future as in independent nation of its own. They state that it is only through an implementation of ”hot” nationalism, not banal, that independence is accomplished. La Diada 2012 – the national day of Catalonia was a day when around 1.000.000 protesters walked the streets of Barcelona waiving the Catalan flag, shouting phrases with one clear message, independence. A complexity between banal and hot nationalism was demonstrated this day. However, through the banal symbols present at La Diada 2012, Catalonia showed it is not Spain, and through this a hot movement arose to fight to find an escape from Spain. Previous years La Diada may have been hot but 2012 was the year when banal catalanism once again became “hot” Catalan Nationalism.}},
  author       = {{Andersson, Linn}},
  language     = {{swe}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{La Diada de Catalunya 2012 : En produkt av Het Nationalism eller Banal Katalanism?}},
  year         = {{2013}},
}