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Roman Doušek

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ID199348
NOMBRERoman Doušek
NOMBRESRoman
APELLIDODoušek
FIRMADOUŠEK R
AFILIACIONESMasaryk University
ORCID0000-0002-6615-8738
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS6
TOTAL DE CITAS2
OBRAS COMO AUTOR6
OBRAS COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2016
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2026
ÍNDICE H1
  • Sport in the Uranium Mines of Communist Czechoslovakia

    Open Access•Oto Polouček, Anna Grůzová et al.•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2026

    The official newspaper of the Dolní Rožínka Uranium Mines contains many articles about sport. Sport appeared to be a regular part of life at the mines and an important component of state-socialist enterprise welfare policy. At first glance, it seems to be not only a working environment, but also a sporting one. Deeper insight into how organized sport developed and the meanings attributed to it by the enterprise and the workers reveals that it was…

  • Workplace Catering at the Dolní Rožínka Uranium Mines

    Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•Global Food History•2025•Referencias: 5

  • The village and May Day celebrations in 1970s communist Czechoslovakia

    Open Access•Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•History and Anthropology•2024

    This study focuses on May Day celebrations in communist Czechoslovakia in the Žďár nad Sázavou district of today’s Czech Republic. The communist regime used these celebrations to symbolically communicate several ideological and political messages. By examining one of these messages, the importance of the relationship between the countryside and the city, we see how its presentation changed over time. The variability of this message was caused not…

  • Negotiating the representations of the village in socialist Czechoslovakia

    Open Access•Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•Rural History•2024•Citada por: 2•Referencias: 6

    This study deals with shared ideas about the countryside and its inhabitants during the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia. It identifies the most significant sources of contemporary representations of the rural. These include, besides historical ideas pre-dating the regime, the party-state itself, expert structures, the arts, and pop culture. In many cases, representations encompassed efforts to transform the countryside, or society, or to maint…

  • For Us Country Folk Every Visit to Prague Is Sacred

    Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•Národopisný věstník•2023•Referencias: 1

    This study deals with the overnight tourist trips that the United Union of Czech Agricultural Workers organized for agricultural workers in the late 1940s and the early 1950s. It examines how two groups of ideas influenced how such recreational trips unfolded. The first centered around the effects of organizers’ efforts to make recreation a social-constructive tool of the Czechoslovak state and an ideological tool of the Communist regime. Imagina…

  • Sociální souvislosti folklorismu na Moravě na konci 19. století

    Open Access•Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•Český lid•2016

    Text na zakladě identifikovaných kontaktů a krizi moravskeho venkova ale take explicitně odhalene symboliky jevů tradicni lidove kultury odhaluje folklorizmus jako symbolický system, který byl na moravskem venkově konce 19. stoleti využivan v ramci celkem tři casto se překrývajicich ideologických diskurzů: nejen ceskeho nacionalismu a konzervativismu (casto naboženskeho), ale take emancipacnich nalad venkova, i když se casto jednotlive ideologick…

  • Negotiating the representations of the village in socialist Czechoslovakia

    Open Access•Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•Rural History•2024•Citada por: 2•Referencias: 6

    This study deals with shared ideas about the countryside and its inhabitants during the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia. It identifies the most significant sources of contemporary representations of the rural. These include, besides historical ideas pre-dating the regime, the party-state itself, expert structures, the arts, and pop culture. In many cases, representations encompassed efforts to transform the countryside, or society, or to maint…

  • Sociální souvislosti folklorismu na Moravě na konci 19. století

    Open Access•Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•Český lid•2016

    Text na zakladě identifikovaných kontaktů a krizi moravskeho venkova ale take explicitně odhalene symboliky jevů tradicni lidove kultury odhaluje folklorizmus jako symbolický system, který byl na moravskem venkově konce 19. stoleti využivan v ramci celkem tři casto se překrývajicich ideologických diskurzů: nejen ceskeho nacionalismu a konzervativismu (casto naboženskeho), ale take emancipacnich nalad venkova, i když se casto jednotlive ideologick…

  • For Us Country Folk Every Visit to Prague Is Sacred

    Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•Národopisný věstník•2023•Referencias: 1

    This study deals with the overnight tourist trips that the United Union of Czech Agricultural Workers organized for agricultural workers in the late 1940s and the early 1950s. It examines how two groups of ideas influenced how such recreational trips unfolded. The first centered around the effects of organizers’ efforts to make recreation a social-constructive tool of the Czechoslovak state and an ideological tool of the Communist regime. Imagina…

  • The village and May Day celebrations in 1970s communist Czechoslovakia

    Open Access•Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•History and Anthropology•2024

    This study focuses on May Day celebrations in communist Czechoslovakia in the Žďár nad Sázavou district of today’s Czech Republic. The communist regime used these celebrations to symbolically communicate several ideological and political messages. By examining one of these messages, the importance of the relationship between the countryside and the city, we see how its presentation changed over time. The variability of this message was caused not…

  • Negotiating the representations of the village in socialist Czechoslovakia

    Open Access•Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•Rural History•2024•Citada por: 2•Referencias: 6

    This study deals with shared ideas about the countryside and its inhabitants during the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia. It identifies the most significant sources of contemporary representations of the rural. These include, besides historical ideas pre-dating the regime, the party-state itself, expert structures, the arts, and pop culture. In many cases, representations encompassed efforts to transform the countryside, or society, or to maint…

  • Workplace Catering at the Dolní Rožínka Uranium Mines

    Roman Doušek•ARTICLE•Global Food History•2025•Referencias: 5

  • Sport in the Uranium Mines of Communist Czechoslovakia

    Open Access•Oto Polouček, Anna Grůzová et al.•ARTICLE•The International Journal of the…•2026

    The official newspaper of the Dolní Rožínka Uranium Mines contains many articles about sport. Sport appeared to be a regular part of life at the mines and an important component of state-socialist enterprise welfare policy. At first glance, it seems to be not only a working environment, but also a sporting one. Deeper insight into how organized sport developed and the meanings attributed to it by the enterprise and the workers reveals that it was…

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