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Dubois, Chloé. "Construction nationale et revendications linguistiques en contexte minoritaire : le cas des Bunjevci de Bačka (Serbie)." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016GREAL015/document.
Full textThe Bunjevci are a small South Slavic ethnolinguistic group which lives in the Bačka region, in the north of the Province of Vojvodina in Serbia, as well as in the south of neighboring Hungary. Through a monographic and interdisciplinary approach, we try to contribute to the understanding of the complex relationship between language and (ethno)national identity in a minority context. According to the Serbian anthropologist M. Prelić (2007), the Bunjevci can be considered as a group "with controversial or disputed ethnic identity". Indeed, the question of their ethnonationality – especially their categorization vis-à-vis other South Slavic groups in the region, Croats and Serbs – has been the subject of debate for centuries, in political and scientific spheres. In the past, they were located on the periphery of various national integration movements (Hungarian, Serbian, Croatian, Yugoslavian) which tended to incorporate them. Today, although they are officially recognized as one of the many "national minorities" of Serbia, the Hungarian institutions formally deny them this status on the other side of the border. Their existence as a particular ethnonational entity is also explicitly contested by neighboring Croatia, as well as by the institutions of the Croatian national minority in Serbia, which perceive Bunjevci as Croats. Having obtained the status of "national minority" in the early 2000s, the Bunjevci of Serbia – or rather, the national activists representing them – begin a genuine process of national (re)construction in which a key role is assigned to the language. The "Bunjevac language" (bunjevački jezik), a štokavian ikavian variety (once considered as a local speech of the Serbo-Croatian language), is now placed at the center of the minority's claims and put forward as one of the elements ensuring the individuation of the Bunjevci from the Serbs and the Croats
Henzelmann, Martin. "Der Ausbau des Bunjewatzischen zu einer südslavischen Mikroliteratursprache." De Gruyter, 2016. https://tud.qucosa.de/id/qucosa%3A38603.
Full textAleksandar, Horvat. "Етнички идентитет војвођанских Шокаца и Буњеваца у међуратној Југославији (1918-1941)". Phd thesis, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Filozofski fakultet u Novom Sadu, 2016. http://www.cris.uns.ac.rs/record.jsf?recordId=100306&source=NDLTD&language=en.
Full textEtnički identitet vojvođanskih Bunjevaca iŠokaca jedna je od tema koja je izazivalamnogobrojne kontroverze i polemike usrpskim i hrvatskim društvenim ihumanističkim naukama. Paradigmatičnastudija slučaj bunjevačke i šokačkepopulacije na prostoru današnje Vojvodineotvara mnoge perspektive za istraživanje ianalizu specifičnih nacionalno-integracijskih procesa u prošlosti, čijisu deo bili pripadnici ovih etničkihzajednica. S jedne strane, odvijala senacionalna integracija jednog delaBunjevaca i Šokaca u hrvatsku naciju, a sdruge strane formiranje posebnog oblikaidentitetske konstrukcije u vidubunjevačkog etniciteta. Osnova zainterpretaciju je modernistička teorijskaparadgima o nacijama i etnicitetima, kojapolazi od pretpostavke da su svi oblicikolektivnih identiteta društvenouslovljene, dinamične kategorije, koje sereprodukuju i transformišu u složenimprocesima i pod uticajima različitihmehanizama i činilaca.Upotreba modernističke teorijskeparadigme je uslovila metodološki pristupizvorima i njihovu interpretaciju. Zasagledavanje etničkog i nacionalnogideniteta Bunjevaca i Šokaca, korišćena jepretežno onovremena bunjevačka i šokačkaštampa, novine, časopisi, kalendari iliteratura kao ključan materijal za analizunjihove percepcije o sebi i drugima i zasagledavanje svih mehanizama upotrebljenihu izgradnji identitetskih konstrukcija.Za preciznu interpretaciju procesaoblikovanja etnonacionalnog i etničkogidentiteta Bunjevaca i Šokaca, u širemkontekstu su prikazani politički,društveni i ekonomski faktori koji suuticali na njegovo formiranje i izgradnju,vezani za prostor Vojvodine i KraljevineJugoslavije. Takođe, u dve odvojene celineanalizirane su dominantne nacionalne ietničke ideologije, koje su uticale naizgradnju dva dijametralno suprotnaidentiteta: bunjevačko-hrvatskog i posebnogbunjevačkog.
Books on the topic "Langue bunjevac"
Grgo, Bačlija, and Petrović Dragoljub, eds. Rečnik bačkih Bunjevaca. Matica srpska, Odeljenje za književnost i jezik, 1990.
Grgo, Bačlija, and Petrović Dragoljub, eds. Imenoslov bačkih Bunjevaca. Subotica, 1994.
Katolički institut za kulturu, povijest i duhovnost "Ivan Antunović". and Institut za hrvatski jezik i jezikoslovlje., eds. Rječnik govora bačkih Hrvata. Institut za hrvatski jezik i jezikoslovlje, 2005.
Grace, Dominick, and Eric Hoffman, eds. The Canadian Alternative. University Press of Mississippi, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.14325/mississippi/9781496815118.001.0001.
Full textDušica, Grbić, and Jerković Vera, eds. Ćirilske rukopisne knjige Biblioteke Matice srpske. Biblioteka Matice srpske, 1991.