Descripción del proyecto
Geografía simbólica socialista en los diarios de viaje yugoslavos
En el siglo anterior, los escritores de viajes socialistas europeos se centraron principalmente en África y Asia, lo que refleja los fuertes lazos políticos, económicos y culturales de estos continentes. Sus diarios de viajes fueron fundamentales para promover una visión de interconexión mutua y unidad global. El equipo del proyecto SOCGLOBE, financiado con fondos europeos, investigará los diarios de viaje socialistas yugoslavos de 1945 a 1990. El objetivo de este proyecto es analizar la geografía simbólica del socialismo y aprovecharla para promover valores, narrativas y recuerdos relacionados con la solidaridad y el sentido de pertenencia global. Con ello pretende reavivar el debate público sobre el futuro de Europa. En SOCGLOBE se reunirán escritos de viajes yugoslavos, incluidos materiales hasta ahora no catalogados, y se establecerá un nuevo marco para examinar la geografía simbólica socialista que va más allá del modelo poscolonial existente.
Objetivo
European socialist travel writers in the previous century turned their course to Africa and Asia, reflecting the fact that the Second and Third Worlds formed a close political, economic and cultural alliance, which was built on a popular and widely accepted vision of mutual interconnectedness and global belonging. The socialist travelogue had an important role in promoting such symbolic geography and in negotiating proclaimed and practiced solidarities with various tensions, interests and power inequalities. Today, these travelogues and the partnership between the two worlds have been forgotten, profoundly influencing how we understand the European – and global – past and future. SOCGLOBE sets to examine the Yugoslav socialist travelogue (1945–1990), as a rich place to explore socialist symbolic geography and, consequently, promote values, narratives and memories of solidarity and global belonging in order to re-inspire public debates on the European future. In line with that, SOCGLOBE has two strategic goals: (1) to compose the first comprehensive corpus of Yugoslav travel writing, thus integrating the uncatalogued material in danger of historical disappearance, and (2) to build a novel conceptual framework to explore socialist symbolic geography beyond the currently dominant postcolonial model, created for analysing relations between Western Europe and its (colonial) Other(s). SOCGLOBE challenges the postcolonial approach by incorporating imagology and Bourdieu’s concept of position-taking into the research and proposes the notion of socialist symbolic geography as a site of multidimensional and multidirectional exchange and negotiation. SOCGLOBE advances literary-, cultural- and travel writing studies beyond their Western-oriented focus, and contributes to socialist studies, historical research on Second and Third World relations and broader research on (semi-)peripheries by proposing an alternative conceptual model for framing intercultural relations.
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Convocatoria de propuestas
HORIZON-WIDERA-2022-TALENTS-04
Consulte otros proyectos de esta convocatoriaRégimen de financiación
HORIZON-TMA-MSCA-PF-EF - HORIZON TMA MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships - European FellowshipsCoordinador
10000 Zagreb
Croacia