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Towards ethics of giving: Heroes of Labour and Shock Workers (CROSBI ID 638009)

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Matošević, Andrea Towards ethics of giving: Heroes of Labour and Shock Workers. 2016

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Matošević, Andrea

engleski

Towards ethics of giving: Heroes of Labour and Shock Workers

In this paper I will analyse the logic that is inscribed into the particular working ethos of Heroes of Labour and Shock Workers on Youth Labour Actions that took place in socialist Yugoslavia. Both had to combine work, education, and culture with a particular logic that was inscribed in them - the logic of a gift. Moreover, it was Peter Sloterdijk, a German philosopher who recently drew attention with his thesis that a state financial system should be re-established in terms of a new ethics of giving if we are to overcome the moment of hard pessimism that West is overwhelmed by. It is from this starting point that I will try to show that Shock work on YLA and post-war Heroes of Work (Alija Sirotanović, Sonja Erbežnik, Marija Bonaš, Vicko Lapov, Franjo Turčić etc.) were already huge "gift-giving" systems with individuals being inscribed into "historical labour successes". But starting form 1950s this trend changed - particularly on YLA a different feeling of prestige was created among volunteers because only university students and high-school students that had good grades (and healthy ones) could leave and gain first-hand shock-work experience. A new feeling among brigade members was created - their work was now "relaxing, fancy, and a real spa treatment" if compared to previous labour actions. This also meant that a new ethics of giving and receiving was created.

Jugoslavija; teorija dara; reciprocitet; Heroji rada; Omladinske radne akcije

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Podaci o prilogu

2016.

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Podaci o skupu

EASA2016: Anthropological legacies and human futures ; Panel: Works that matter (not): valuing productivity through and against the market

predavanje

20.07.2016-23.07.2016

Milano, Italija

Povezanost rada

Povijest, Etnologija i antropologija