Evolution of the Lithuanian national identity in the European context
LTReikšminiai žodžiai: Etnolingvistinis tautiškumas; Europinis tapatumas; Kultūrinis tapatumas; Tautinis identitetas; Lietuvos istorija; Nacionalinis tapatumas; Nacionalinė savimonė; Valstybingumas; Cultural identity; Ethnolinguistic nationalism; European identity; Lithuanian history; Lithuanian national identity; National consciousness; National identity; Statehood.
ENThis paper discusses the construction of national identity in Lithuania in relation to European identity, spanning a period of time from interwar Lithuania, through the Soviet occupation and regained independence until the present-day. The analysis of this topic has been motivated by the present-day discourse relating to Lithuania's accession into the European Union. Aside from the technical and economic questions that arise from joining the EU, issues such as sovereignty, legitimacy and identity surface. These issues find their reflection in the public discourse among Lithuania's elite, intellectuals, and other prominent public figures - all of whom have opinions cited in this article. [From the publication]
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