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"Identity" among the Minority Slovenes of Carinthia, Austria


Soavtor(ji):Boris Jesih (odg. ur.)
Leto:2009
Založnik(i):Inštitut za narodnostna vprašanja, Ljubljana
Jezik(i):angleščina
Vrst(e) gradiva:besedilo
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Pripadniki slovensko govoreče manjšine na avstrijskem Koroškem imajo več “identitet” hkrati, od lokalne do nadnacionalne in drugih identitet, ki odražajo državljanstvo in jezik. Pripadnike manjšine smo vprašali, katere “identitetne oznake” so jim najbolj domače. Rezultati so bili pričakovani, saj kažejo precej razlik glede na starost in izobrazbo anketirancev. Glavna razlika: mlajši in bolj izobraženi dajejo prednost oznakama “koroški Slovenec” in “Slovenec” pred oznakama “Avstrijec” in “Korošec”. To je nedvomno dobro znamenje za prihodnost ohranitve slovenske identitete in jezika v deželi.

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  • identifikatorhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/9566
    • naslov
      • "Identity" among the Minority Slovenes of Carinthia, Austria
      • "Identiteta" manjšinskih Slovencev na avstrijskem Koroškem
    • avtor
      • Tom Priestly
      • Ruxandra Comanaru
    • soavtor
      • Boris Jesih (odg. ur.)
    • predmet
      • manjšina
      • identiteta
      • etničnost
      • starostne razlike
      • izobrazbene razlike
      • minority
      • identity
      • ethnicity
      • age difference
      • educational difference
    • opis
      • Members of the Slovene-speaking minority in Carinthia, Austria, have several “identities” at their disposal, ranging from the local to the supranational and including terms reflecting citizenship and language. We asked subjects from this minority which “identity labels” they felt most comfortable with. The results were largely as expected; they show a number of distinctions according to the age and educational level of the subjects, and in particular: the younger and the better-educated the subjects, the greater the preference for the labels “Carinthian Slovene” and “Slovene” rather than “Austrian” and “Carinthian”. This suggests a positive future for the maintenance of Slovene identity and language in this province.
      • Pripadniki slovensko govoreče manjšine na avstrijskem Koroškem imajo več “identitet” hkrati, od lokalne do nadnacionalne in drugih identitet, ki odražajo državljanstvo in jezik. Pripadnike manjšine smo vprašali, katere “identitetne oznake” so jim najbolj domače. Rezultati so bili pričakovani, saj kažejo precej razlik glede na starost in izobrazbo anketirancev. Glavna razlika: mlajši in bolj izobraženi dajejo prednost oznakama “koroški Slovenec” in “Slovenec” pred oznakama “Avstrijec” in “Korošec”. To je nedvomno dobro znamenje za prihodnost ohranitve slovenske identitete in jezika v deželi.
    • založnik
      • Inštitut za narodnostna vprašanja
    • datum
      • 2009
    • tip
      • besedilo
    • jezik
      • Angleščina
    • jeDelOd
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