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1. Czech Social Democracy, František Soukup and the Habsburg Austrian suffrage campaign 1897-1907. Toward a new understanding of nationalism in the workers' movements of East Central Europe

Creator:
Beneš, Jakub
Format:
bez média and svazek
Type:
model:article and TEXT
Subject:
history, social psychology, Czech Social Democracy, political rhetoric, democratization, leaders, and rank and file
Language:
Czech
Description:
This article examines a shift in Czech socialist workers’ political rhetoric in the first decade of the twentieth century from the sense that workers were excluded outsiders from the ethnic nation to the idea that they would rightfully redefine and lead the ethnic nation. Social Democracy’s preoccupation from 1907 on with national concerns led directly to the splitting of Austrian Social Democracy along ethno-national lines several years before the outbreak of World War One. Because this rhetorical and social-psychological shift coincided with a major extension of voting rights in Habsburg Austria (in which Social Democratic mobilizations played a key role), this paper argues that democratization played an important, unappreciated, role in the rise of nationalism in the east central European workers’ movement. It also highlights the role of Czech socialist leader, František Soukup, in facilitating and articulating Czech workers’ new stance. and Článek zahrnuje poznámkový aparát pod čarou
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2. Neznámé počátky české sociální psychologie. Otakar Machotka: Úloha nevědomého činitele ve společenském chování

Creator:
Zdeněk R. Nešpor
Format:
print, bez média, and svazek
Type:
article, články, model:article, and TEXT
Subject:
Psychologie, Machotka, Otakar, 1899-1970, psychologie, sociální psychologie, sociální chování, nevědomí, psychology, social psychology, social behavior, unconsciousness, česká psychologie, nevědomé chování, Czech psychology, unconscious behaviour, 17, and 159.9
Language:
Czech
Description:
Although it is generally considered that the study of social psychology in the former Czechoslovakia commenced in the 1960s, the author here establishes the importance of the virtually forgotten earlier years of the discipline. The first Czech student of social psychology was a prominent sociologist and member of the Prague sociological school, Otakar Machotka (1899- 1970), whose interest in matters psychological commenced in the 1940s and whose research into the subject continued during his period of exile in America in the 1950s and 1960s. Machotka’s recently discovered post-war manuscript on the subject of unconscious agents in social behaviour, which is published in extenso here, reveals the original and innovative character of the author’s approach; at the same time, it offers an important testimony to the epoch both in terms of the discipline itself and the wider society. The erstwhile unknown manuscript also contains the first stage of Machotka’s struggle for an explanation for quisling behaviour during the Second World War, which he later published in his 1964 book., Zdeněk R. Nešpor., and Obsahuje seznam literatury
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