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Milina Ivanović-Barišić

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ID1550090
NAMEMilina Ivanović-Barišić
GIVEN NAMESMilina
FAMILY NAMEIvanović-Barišić
SIGNATUREIVANOVIĆ-BARIŠIĆ M
AFFILIATIONSEtnografski institut SANU, Beograd
ORCID0000-0002-0084-2713
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS15
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT15
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2002
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX0
  • Clothing narrative on the example of Belgrade

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2023

    In each city, clothing stories (narratives) can be followed over a longer or shorter period of time. The clothing of the residents of Belgrade went through several stages - from a copy of Turkish clothing to the creation of the so-called national costume in the 19th and early 20th centuries, and up to fashion clothing in the 20th century. In the past two centuries, the clothing appearance of the inhabitants of Belgrade has been completely changed…

  • Odevni narativi - uvod u temat

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2022

    nema

  • The first women ethnologists in the education

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2022

    The first ethnologists in Serbia appeared in the last decade of the 19th century. The Department of Ethnology at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade was founded in 1906. The first woman with a degree in ethnology in the period before the Second World War was Milena Lapcevic. After the Second World War, enrolment of women in ethnology department at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade increased. In the 1950s, women graduate ethnologists get the…

  • The environs of Belgrade

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić, Ivanovic-Barisic Milina•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2018

    The Belgrade vicinity is becoming more and more distinguishable as a separate regional unit - in the administrative, ethnic, economic and cultural terms. It is an extremely important area for ethnological and anthropological research bearing in mind the origin, way of life, material and spiritual heritage of the inhabitants. However, the surroundings of Belgrade have not yet been comprehensively explored. Past, relatively modest research, have sh…

  • Rural - urban migration in the second half of the 20th century in Serbia

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić, Ivanovic-Barisic Milina•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2015

    Migration from rural to urban areas begun in the period between the two world wars, as a result of launching economic and cultural transformation of the former Yugoslav state. The culmination was reached in the first decades after World War II due to development of industrialization and urbanization within the society. An additional incentive for mass migration from rural to urban areas was achieved by strengthening the role of urban centers in t…

  • Remembering holidays in Serbia, from the mid-20th century until today

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2014

    Holiday memories maintain the continuity of a society with the past and help keep the past alive in the memory of the community. The holiday calendar of the Yugoslav and Serbian state in the second half of the 20th century changed with every regime change, which meant that the contents of holiday memories changed along. The culture of memory in Serbia during socialism served the purpose of “socializing” the society, but also imprinting the achiev…

  • Sunday - holiday or workday

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2013

    The paper tackles the relationship of society and individuals towards Sundays as specific days in the week cycle. As in the past, so also today, Sunday is the day which connects two work-periods and represents “transitional time” that binds them. The framework for the deliberation of the topic is the social evaluation of time - the loss of old habits (inherited from the past) and the adoption of new rules of everyday life. Up until a couple of de…

  • The testimony of the time

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić, Ivanovic-Barisic Milina•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2011

    Short literary form known as aphorism in the beginning of its development relied on saying. Aphorism concisely expresses general experience, life philosophy, situation and position of a man in this world, socio-political and historical paradoxes etc. Although it is often taken as a criticism of society, it can also be understood as a testimony of time. This paper reveals one aspect of this phenomenon that was neglected by literary theory - aphori…

  • Serbs in White Carniola

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2010•References: 2

    V članku so predstavljeni podatki in opazovanja iz štirih srbskih vasi v Beli krajini (Bojanci, Marindol, Milići in Paunovići), zbrani v letih 2007-2009. S pomočjo že objavljene literature je bilo mogoče pripraviti pogled na položaj srbske etnične skupnosti v času raziskave. *** This article discusses the state of the affairs related to the Serbs living in White Carniola, Slovenia in the villages of Bojanci, Marindol, Milići, and Paunovići. Origi…

  • Christianization of folk customs

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2009

    This paper deals with the process of transformation of a pre-Christian custom in Zuce, a village near by Belgrade. The custom is called 'provlaka', held all until the WW II on August 29. This custom was established after the cattle pest in the village. Since WW II, however, this day is celebrated as the village St. patrons/slava day. After the village church has been built and blessed in 2002, the day became also celebrated as one of the church's…

  • Holiday text message well-wishing

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2008

    Text messages became an important means of everyday communication, especially so among the younger generations. As a relatively new way of communication sending and receiving of text messages is shoving other, classical means such as letter writing. Sending a written message via cellular phone became usual means of communication in almost all life circumstances. This paper discusses messages sent out as well-wishing/cards for the most important y…

  • Dress and fashion

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2006

    Fashion is a contemporary phenomenon, with an increasing role in shaping behavior in contemporary societies. Fashion influences many areas of human creativity, especially mode of dressing. Dressing usually assumes traditional costume, which somewhat stayed static during history. Starting with Renaissance period, Europe experienced frequent changes in fashion styles (all changes came later to Serbia). In its beginnings, fashion was accepted mostly…

  • Memorial service

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2005

    A specific relationship toward the dead characterizes the traditional Serbian culture; this cult exists even today, in somewhat changed form. A death is always followed by the appropriate, traditional, ritual obligations that served to regulate behavior of a family, or even wider community members that has lost one of its members. The relationship with the dead does not cease after the funeral, but it continues to be maintained during general hol…

  • Temporal settling of holidays and annual customs in villages at the foot of the Avala mountain

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2004

    The life of rural population in villages at the foot of the Avala Mountain was marked by a constant shift of working days - when the local population had to ensure its existence - and idle days. Various holiday occasions altered the regularities of everyday life. During a holiday celebration the whole village community, as well as individuals, had to adopt a new way of behavior - i.e., to discontinue all work obligations that filled regular worki…

  • National costumes of the Ivanjica region - Kušici , Deretin, Maskova and Ravna Gora

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2002

    National costumes in the villages: Kusici, Deretin, Maskova and Ravna Gora, belong to the old Vlach style, worn in all areas of the Ivanjica region. The inhabitants of this region are mainly migrants from the so-called Dinara region. In its basic characteristics the costume is similar to that of the Dinara region with additions imposed through time, by the new environment, and later influences from outside. Regardless of the relative isolation an…

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  • National costumes of the Ivanjica region - Kušici , Deretin, Maskova and Ravna Gora

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2002

    National costumes in the villages: Kusici, Deretin, Maskova and Ravna Gora, belong to the old Vlach style, worn in all areas of the Ivanjica region. The inhabitants of this region are mainly migrants from the so-called Dinara region. In its basic characteristics the costume is similar to that of the Dinara region with additions imposed through time, by the new environment, and later influences from outside. Regardless of the relative isolation an…

  • Temporal settling of holidays and annual customs in villages at the foot of the Avala mountain

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2004

    The life of rural population in villages at the foot of the Avala Mountain was marked by a constant shift of working days - when the local population had to ensure its existence - and idle days. Various holiday occasions altered the regularities of everyday life. During a holiday celebration the whole village community, as well as individuals, had to adopt a new way of behavior - i.e., to discontinue all work obligations that filled regular worki…

  • Memorial service

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2005

    A specific relationship toward the dead characterizes the traditional Serbian culture; this cult exists even today, in somewhat changed form. A death is always followed by the appropriate, traditional, ritual obligations that served to regulate behavior of a family, or even wider community members that has lost one of its members. The relationship with the dead does not cease after the funeral, but it continues to be maintained during general hol…

  • Dress and fashion

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2006

    Fashion is a contemporary phenomenon, with an increasing role in shaping behavior in contemporary societies. Fashion influences many areas of human creativity, especially mode of dressing. Dressing usually assumes traditional costume, which somewhat stayed static during history. Starting with Renaissance period, Europe experienced frequent changes in fashion styles (all changes came later to Serbia). In its beginnings, fashion was accepted mostly…

  • Holiday text message well-wishing

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2008

    Text messages became an important means of everyday communication, especially so among the younger generations. As a relatively new way of communication sending and receiving of text messages is shoving other, classical means such as letter writing. Sending a written message via cellular phone became usual means of communication in almost all life circumstances. This paper discusses messages sent out as well-wishing/cards for the most important y…

  • Christianization of folk customs

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2009

    This paper deals with the process of transformation of a pre-Christian custom in Zuce, a village near by Belgrade. The custom is called 'provlaka', held all until the WW II on August 29. This custom was established after the cattle pest in the village. Since WW II, however, this day is celebrated as the village St. patrons/slava day. After the village church has been built and blessed in 2002, the day became also celebrated as one of the church's…

  • Serbs in White Carniola

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2010•References: 2

    V članku so predstavljeni podatki in opazovanja iz štirih srbskih vasi v Beli krajini (Bojanci, Marindol, Milići in Paunovići), zbrani v letih 2007-2009. S pomočjo že objavljene literature je bilo mogoče pripraviti pogled na položaj srbske etnične skupnosti v času raziskave. *** This article discusses the state of the affairs related to the Serbs living in White Carniola, Slovenia in the villages of Bojanci, Marindol, Milići, and Paunovići. Origi…

  • The testimony of the time

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić, Ivanovic-Barisic Milina•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2011

    Short literary form known as aphorism in the beginning of its development relied on saying. Aphorism concisely expresses general experience, life philosophy, situation and position of a man in this world, socio-political and historical paradoxes etc. Although it is often taken as a criticism of society, it can also be understood as a testimony of time. This paper reveals one aspect of this phenomenon that was neglected by literary theory - aphori…

  • Sunday - holiday or workday

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2013

    The paper tackles the relationship of society and individuals towards Sundays as specific days in the week cycle. As in the past, so also today, Sunday is the day which connects two work-periods and represents “transitional time” that binds them. The framework for the deliberation of the topic is the social evaluation of time - the loss of old habits (inherited from the past) and the adoption of new rules of everyday life. Up until a couple of de…

  • Remembering holidays in Serbia, from the mid-20th century until today

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2014

    Holiday memories maintain the continuity of a society with the past and help keep the past alive in the memory of the community. The holiday calendar of the Yugoslav and Serbian state in the second half of the 20th century changed with every regime change, which meant that the contents of holiday memories changed along. The culture of memory in Serbia during socialism served the purpose of “socializing” the society, but also imprinting the achiev…

  • Rural - urban migration in the second half of the 20th century in Serbia

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić, Ivanovic-Barisic Milina•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2015

    Migration from rural to urban areas begun in the period between the two world wars, as a result of launching economic and cultural transformation of the former Yugoslav state. The culmination was reached in the first decades after World War II due to development of industrialization and urbanization within the society. An additional incentive for mass migration from rural to urban areas was achieved by strengthening the role of urban centers in t…

  • The environs of Belgrade

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić, Ivanovic-Barisic Milina•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2018

    The Belgrade vicinity is becoming more and more distinguishable as a separate regional unit - in the administrative, ethnic, economic and cultural terms. It is an extremely important area for ethnological and anthropological research bearing in mind the origin, way of life, material and spiritual heritage of the inhabitants. However, the surroundings of Belgrade have not yet been comprehensively explored. Past, relatively modest research, have sh…

  • Odevni narativi - uvod u temat

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2022

    nema

  • The first women ethnologists in the education

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2022

    The first ethnologists in Serbia appeared in the last decade of the 19th century. The Department of Ethnology at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade was founded in 1906. The first woman with a degree in ethnology in the period before the Second World War was Milena Lapcevic. After the Second World War, enrolment of women in ethnology department at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade increased. In the 1950s, women graduate ethnologists get the…

  • Clothing narrative on the example of Belgrade

    Open Access•Milina Ivanović-Barišić•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2023

    In each city, clothing stories (narratives) can be followed over a longer or shorter period of time. The clothing of the residents of Belgrade went through several stages - from a copy of Turkish clothing to the creation of the so-called national costume in the 19th and early 20th centuries, and up to fashion clothing in the 20th century. In the past two centuries, the clothing appearance of the inhabitants of Belgrade has been completely changed…

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