Abstract
The book, A Discourse On Bosnianness, by the author Senadin Lavić, analyzes and with methodological precision, positions the concepts of nations and states on the one hand, and ethnicity and people on the other. The book is divided into twelve chapters, where Lavić begins with a prolegomenon for the Bosnian nation and later analyzes its identity, history and emblems. In the following chapters, Lavić then analyzes Bosniak folk cultural forms and religious consciousness and introduces them to the discourse on the Bosniak question.
Highlights
Lavić follows the “red thread” of Bosnian identity as being both plural in construction and common to those who are tied to the state of B&H
The book is divided into twelve chapters, where Lavić begins with a prolegomenon for the Bosnian nation and later analyzes its identity, history and emblems
In a chapter on eth- 83 nicism and “tribes” in agony, the lack of rational speech about the nation and the national ideal, is precisely identified, noting that it is reduced to ethnicism, i.e. ethnopolitics in social and political communities
Summary
Lavić follows the “red thread” of Bosnian identity as being both plural in construction and common to those who are tied to the state of B&H. “Bosnianness Or Anti-Bosnianness, That Is the Question” A Discourse On Bosnianess by Senadin Lavić, Faculty of Political Sciences (2020)
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