Political memory as agonistic practice on social mediaTratnik, Polona (Avtor) Babnik, Jan (Avtor) digital memorysemio-somatic memoryagonistic public sphereplatform affordancesmultimodalityembodimentpolitical memoryIn recent decades, digital platforms have become central spaces for reshaping cultural memory. The arti-cle examines the contemporary circulation of the Yugoslav partisan slogan “Smrt fašizmu, svoboda narodu” (“Death to Fascism, Freedom to the People”) on X and Facebook and argues that its political force cannot be explained by textual meaning alone. It argues that the contemporary power of the slogan in the context of digital memory comes from activating semio-somatic memory sedimented through repeated bodily practices, ritual performance, collective action, and recognizable semiotic forms. The article shows how digital memory operates as agonistic practice: historically sedimented semio-somatic forms are reopened as sites of struggle over meaning, legitimacy, and power in the present.20262026-09-16 12:49:47Neznano187935sl