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HAND OVER HEART: NATIONAL IDENTITY AND RITUAL IN THE ROMANIAN ANTHEM. Authors: ANCA URSA. |
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Abstract: DOI: 10.24193/subbphilo.2020.1.16 Published Online: 2020-03-20 Published Print: 2020-03-20 pp. 229-242 VIEW PDF: FULL PDF Hand over heart: National
Identity and Ritual in the Romanian Anthem. In the past 150 years Romania has had five
anthems that appeared in different stages of the nation that they symbolically
legitimized. The present anthem, Deșteptă-te,
române! (Awaken thee, Romanian!), based on the lyrics of a poem created
during the 1848 revolution, is the product of the 19th-century
romantic imaginary and thematizes important values for the moment of the
creation/discovery of the ethnic-national solidarity, similar to the majority
of European manifestos from that time. However, the former revolutionary song
becomes an official national anthem in 1990, when the social projections and
national values had long belonged to another paradigm, and it continues to
dominate community rituals through unexpected structuring mechanisms.
Keywords: national
anthem, analysis of the imaginary, social ritual, nation, identity
legitimization.
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