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JAK SE VYROVNÁVÁME S NAŠÍ MINULOSTÍ? ČESKÉ A ČESKOSLOVENSKÉ NEDÁVNÉ DĚJINY PRIZMATEM TEORIE KOLEKTIVNÍ PAMĚTI A KVALITATIVNÍ METODOLOGIE (FOCUS GROUPS)

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Tomášek M. , Šubrt J.

Sociológia (Sociology)

2014

tom 46

nr 1

88 – 115

The article, as a combined theoretical-empirical undertaking, examines the ways collective memory is conceptualized in thematic areas of current theoretical thinking and how these theoretically designated and specified areas are reflected in the consciousness and memories of the common population. In particular it focuses on the popular memory and experience of history since the end of Second World War and the Communist takeover. In the first part, the long-term established theoretical approaches in view of collective memory research are presented. In the second, more empirically focused, part manifestations and expressions of these conceptualizations are registered in common acts and talk in the course of realized focus groups.

Reflexe novodobých českých dějin, sametové revoluce a současného vývoje v názorech veřejnosti

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Hampl S. , Vinopal J. , Šubrt J.

Naše společnost (Our Society)

2011

tom 9

nr 1

19-30

This article describes the attitudes of the Czech public towards the Velvet Revolution and towards the social situation preceding and following it. The text deals with the general image of Velvet Revolution in the context of modern Czech history, tracks public opinion on this event, deals with evaluations of the period before and after November 1989, and handles assessments of the whole previous period. The event of the Velvet Revolution in Czech history is seen predominantly as a highlight, and as a positive phase in Czech history. Similarly, the stage that followed is seen in a predominantly positive light, although not so much as the change of political regime itself. However, there is a significant difference between how Czech public opinion judged the first and second decades after the Velvet Revolution. According to the public, not all areas of society have showed improvement during the latter period; in some cases developments are viewed negatively.