| Title | Remembering the Battle of Kosovo (1389) |
| Publication Type | Conference Proceedings |
| Year of Publication | 2017 |
| Volume | Recent Developments in Arts |
| Pagination | 183-187 |
| Publication Language | eng |
| Authors | Mataracı, AF |
| Publisher | International Association of Social Science |
| Place Published | Sarajevo, BiH |
| ISBN Number | ISBN 978-83-943963-6-7 (E-book) / ISBN 978-83- 943963-6-7 (Print) |
| Abstract | This article is based on an endeavor to understand what it means to “remember” a battle which happened almost 627 years ago. A couple of questions that pop up in relation to such an endeavor are: Is it really possible to remember a battle that happened almost 627 years ago without being reminded off it? Who reminds the public off historical events/days in general? What are the means through which crowds are reminded off historical events/days? Who reminds the public off the Battle of Kosovo and through which channels? Who remembers/commemorates it and how? What is actually being remembered through the commemoration of the Battle of Kosovo? Among these questions, this work focuses on the last one: What is actually being remembered through the commemoration of the Battle of Kosovo? |
Remembering the Battle of Kosovo (1389)
