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The Beginnings of Slovene Germanic Philology : the First Professors and the Social Profile of the First Students from the Littoral
Irena Samide, Petra Kramberger, 2023, izvirni znanstveni članek

Povzetek: This article seeks to shed light on the beginnings of Germanic philology in the Slovene lands, concentrating both on the leading figure of Dr Jakob Kelemina (1882–1957), who established Germanic philology in the Slovene academic space and dominated it for many years, and on the profile of his students from the Slovene, Italian, and Croatian littoral. The findings, which are based on the quantitative and qualitative analysis of archive sources, lecture lists and student records, and on Bourdieu’s classification of education opportunities by economic and cultural capital, show that students from the coastal regions made up 17% of the 916 students of both sexes who attended lectures on Germanic philology up until the end of the Second World War; of these, 54% were women. The students’ social origin was found to have had considerable influence on their decision to take up such studies, as the large majority came from the middle and upper strata of the population.
Ključne besede: Germanic philology, student profile, students from the Littoral, history of Germanic philology 1919–1945, cultural capital
Objavljeno v DiRROS: 08.07.2026; Ogledov: 157; Prenosov: 169
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Authoritarian and populist challenges to democracy correspond to a lack of economic, social, and cultural capitals
Tea Golob, Maruša Gorišek, Matej Makarovič, 2023, izvirni znanstveni članek

Povzetek: We explore attitudes toward democracy in relation to social divisions by focusing on the European Union member states and the corresponding EU political field. Positioning in the European political field is addressed through the theory of social fields as provided by Bourdieu and further conceptualized by Fligstein and McAdam. Drawing on the data obtained from the European Social Survey, we conducted a principal component analysis of the attitudes toward democracy and a correspondence analysis between these attitudes and social, cultural, and economic capitals. We demonstrate that attitudes toward challenging the existing representative democratic order can be seen in terms of two distinct dimensions: authoritarianism and populism. The presence of both corresponds to the lack of one’s possession of economic, social, and cultural capitals and the related political habitus. Those who lack these forms of capital are more prone to support strong authoritarian leaders and are also more likely to endorse conspiracy theories. We can relate this to the problems of exclusion and deprivation related to the lack of political habitus required for effective agency in the political field.
Ključne besede: democracy, authoritarianism, populism, conspiracy theories, political field, habitus, social capital, cultural capital, economic capital, correspondence analysis
Objavljeno v DiRROS: 19.01.2026; Ogledov: 584; Prenosov: 208
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