Naslov
How Institutions Tell Stories: A Crime at a Franciscan Monastery in Bosnia

Autori
Čaušević, Ekrem ; Vukić, Aleksandar

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Poglavlja u knjigama, znanstveni

Knjiga
History as a Foreign Country - Historical Imagery in the South-Eastern Europe / Geschichte als ein fremdes Land - Historische Bilder in Süd-Ost Europa

Urednik/ci
Blažević, Zrinka et alii

Izdavač
Bouvier Verlag Herbert Grundmann

Grad
Bon

Godina
2015

Raspon stranica
117-130

ISBN
978-3-416-03383-1

Ključne riječi
confessional and religious relations in Bosnia in the 19th century, religious identities and confessional relations
(vjerski i konfesionalni odnosu u Bosni u 19. st.)

Sažetak
In 1855, outside the Franciscan Monastery at Plehan, near Dervanta, in North Bosnia, a Muslim man was murdered and his corpse burned. Several friars and local villagers were accused of the murder and imprisoned by the Ottoman Bosnian authorities. On the basis of letters written by the Franciscans who were directly or indirectly involved in the incident, and some additional sources, the authors of this paper approach the case with the aim of understanding the way in which the members of a community, in this instance the local Franciscan community, developed and applied specific thought styles, how they differenti-ated themselves from their Others (Muslims and Orthodox Christians), and how they con-sequently interpreted the conflict situation which led to the murder, persistently absolving themselves of any guilt.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

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