2013
DOI: 10.5817/cz.muni.m210-6550-2013
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Zápas o uvozovky: interpretační rámce a repertoár jednání pro-romského hnutí v letech 1989–2007

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“…This dispute was essentially about who should be considered a Roma and whether the emphasis should be placed on improving the socio-economic status of ‘socially excluded persons', among whom there happened to be a large number of Roma, or whether the focus should also be to seek the cultural and political emancipation of the Roma. The distinction between these two views came to be symbolised by the use of quotation marks around the word Roma (‘Roma’ in the case of the social approach) to indicate which point of view the author espoused (for an overview, see Koubek, 2012; Pečínka, 2009; but compare the use of quotation marks in the Czech context with, e.g. Popova, 2015).…”
Section: The Development Of the Activists’ Frames And Collective Actimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This dispute was essentially about who should be considered a Roma and whether the emphasis should be placed on improving the socio-economic status of ‘socially excluded persons', among whom there happened to be a large number of Roma, or whether the focus should also be to seek the cultural and political emancipation of the Roma. The distinction between these two views came to be symbolised by the use of quotation marks around the word Roma (‘Roma’ in the case of the social approach) to indicate which point of view the author espoused (for an overview, see Koubek, 2012; Pečínka, 2009; but compare the use of quotation marks in the Czech context with, e.g. Popova, 2015).…”
Section: The Development Of the Activists’ Frames And Collective Actimentioning
confidence: 99%