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The aim of this article is to examine the issue of religious language within the framework of the discourse of Polish radicals in exile in the period 1828-1852. The first part defines the research question concerning the structures of discourses, types of arguments, and the meaning of key concepts. The next part sketches the development of religious language from the very beginning of the exile period (using the sojourn of Ludwik Królikowski and Bogdan Jański in Paris as an example) until the most elaborate stage of this discourse’s development in the 1840s. The third part touches upon different dimensions of religious language, its critics, the reasons for its use by its proponents, and the question of conceptual transfers from other linguistic contexts. In the conclusion I discuss the role of religious language as a medium of political modernization.
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The article focuses on the interaction between subcultural styles and political radicalism in Czechia after 1989. Using two case studies, from the anarcho-autonomist milieu and the extra-parliamentary extreme right, it looks at the relation of the radical political movement with youth musical subcultures (in the case of the extreme right, the skinhead subculture, in the case of the anarchists, above all punk and freetekno). In both milieus it identifies four key moments: 1) the important role played by subcultures in the rise of a political environment, 2) attempts to reflect the subculture as limiting, and to leave its limits behind, 3) the transmutation of subcultural styles and 4) ensuing hybridisation. We show that attempts to leave behind the subcultural environment were not successful, but that interconnection in the subculture environment led to tension, movements of crisis and differentiation between the various scenes.
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Článek se zaměřuje na interakci subkulturních stylů a politického radikalismu v Česku po roce 1989. Na dvou případech anarchoautonomního milieu a mimoparlamentní krajní pravice zkoumá situaci radikálního politického hnutí výrazně propojeného s hudebními subkulturami mládeže (v případě krajní pravice jsou to skinheads, v případě anarchistů zejména punk a freetekno). V obou prostředích identifikuje čtyři klíčové momenty: 1) důležitou roli subkultur při vzniku politického prostředí 2) snahy reflektovat subkulturu jako omezení a opustit její limity 3) obměnu subkulturních stylů 4) vyústění do hybridizace. Ukazujeme, že snahy opustit subkulturní prostředí nebyly úspěšné, ale i propojení se subkulturním prostředím se vyvíjelo směrem k napětím, krizovým momentům a diferenciaci jednotlivých scén.
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