B Jezernik
Biographic Data
| ID | 16270 |
|---|---|
| NAME | B Jezernik |
| GIVEN NAMES | B |
| FAMILY NAME | Jezernik |
| SIGNATURE | JEZERNIK B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ljubljana |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7830-4416 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Katoliška duhovščina na prelomu devetnajstega in dvajsetega stoletja in proces modernizacije na Slovenskem
V slovenskih deželah je po letu 1848 katoliška duhovščina imela vodilno vlogo v gospodarskem, družbenem, političnem in kulturnem življenju cesarstva. V članku sta obravnavana življenje in izredno široko in vplivno delo enega prvih in najzavzetejših mladih duhovnikov, ki si je prizadeval za napredek gospodarskih in družbenih razmer slovenskega podeželskega prebivalstva na Spodnjem Štajerskem, narodnega buditelja in prosvetitelja ter dolgoletnega z…
Remaking the Heritage of the Italian Concentration Camp on the Island of Rab
The article deals with the political and military organization of the former internees in the Italian concentration camp Rab. Although there were only about 2,000 of them at the beginning of September 1943, they managed to disarm the entire Italian military garrison on the island of Rab, which consisted of 2,200 soldiers and carabinieri, partly by cunning and partly by force. It was a unique event in world history, made even more glorious by the …
Miroslav Hubmajer (1851–1910)
Nevesinjska puška je 9. julija 1875 napovedala začetek oborožene vstaje v Hercegovini. Začelo se je kot kmečki protest, a se razvilo v hercegovski upor in zgodovinski dogodek v jugozahodni Evropi. Odprto je bilo t. i. vzhodno vprašanje, ki je sprožilo veliko zanimanje evropskih novinarjev, politikov in javnosti, še posebej slovanski prebivalci iz sosednjih držav so z zanimanjem spremljali razvoj. Eden prvih, ki se je odzval pozivu Matere Slave, j…
Celebrating the National Unity in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
According to Gabriella Elgenius, the societal significance of holidays lies in the preservation of collective memory. Annually repeated shared rituals reinforce the memory of those events and personalities that are expected to be familiar to all the members of the community, in effect pushing all other ones into the shadow of collective forgetting. What is more, the emotionally charged commemorations remind members of the community about their so…
Cultural Heritage of the Great War
The First World War-also known as the Great War, which lasted from 1914 to 1918-left a significant mark on the twentieth century. It radically changed the demographic composition of Europe (about seventeen million people were killed), resulted in the dissolution of four empires (Austria-Hungary, Russia, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire), had a crucial impact on European values, inspired the search for the new man during the interwar period, and ul…
Every War Invents Its Heroes
The question of the First World War’s purpose and justification was asked by many after the war was over. It was of particular relevance for the citizens of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians, whose (self)questioning and search for historical statements were additionally burdened by the fact that citizens of the new Nation of Three Names had been enemies on the frontlines, fighting on opposite sides of the battle-lines. This uncomfortabl…
Introduction
One of the greatest, most tragic, and largely overlooked campaigns during the First World War was the Isonzo Front, which ran through an area inhabited by an ethnic Slovenian majority and, in the part along the southern reaches of the Isonzo River, by Italians, Friulians, and Germans. The region was part of the pact between the Triple Entente and Italy, which declared war on Austria-Hungary in 1915. This was a territory that is believed to have b…
A Group Portrait with an Austrian Marshal, an Honorary Citizen of Ljubljana
This article deals with two public monuments in Ljubljana dedicated to Field Marshal Radetzky, who lived in Ljubljana between 1852 and 1856 and was made an honorary citizen of the town. The first two public monuments erected in Ljubljana were dedicated to “Father Radetzky,” who was considered a “real national hero” by the Slovenians. However, when Yugoslavia was established as a South Slavic state in 1918, the two monuments dedicated to this vict…
Schyłek imperiów i jego skutki na Półwyspie Bałkańskim
In the Ottoman Empire there was no visible dividing line between secular and religious law. The Ottoman state divided its subjects according to their religion into millets or ‘communities’. Religion was the basis for these divisions; language and ethnological theories played merely a secondary part. The rationale for this state of affairs was the system of government. Ottoman law was a religious code, which could not be imposed on unbelievers, wh…
The Red and the Black
The red or black colours used to differ between individual days in many calendars are an important aid to organising life in a particular society. The typographical devices used to distinguish days of special importance are instrumental in turning historical events and persons into the images of the nation, which its members can admire, from which they can learn, and–not least–for which they can also fight. The prevailing ideology has a decisive …
The Role of Great Men as the Pillars of Slovenian Nationalism
Author discusses the role and meaning of the great men in Slovenian national awakening period within multinational Austrian Empire. *** Avtor obravnava vlogo in pomen tako imenovanih velmož v slovenskem narodnem prebujanju, ki je potekalo v okviru večnarodnega Avstrijskega cesarstva
Slovenes, the Balkans, and the Yugoslav Idea, or A Short Story about a Lengthy Cow
In one of her articles, Dunja Rihtman-Augustin (2000: 211–36) discusses the choice of words in contemporary Croatian political parlance by which politicians at the end of the twentieth century mobilised their constituency by expressing their attitudes towards what was good and acceptable for Us, and what was bad and thus unacceptable for Our ways. In her enlightening article, full of witty insights, she argues that the notion “Balkan” belongs equ…
Views on Triglav through History
Avtor obravnava začetke zanimanja in raziskovanja najvišje gore v Julijskih Alpah v obdobju razsvetljenstva, ko je med evropskimi intelektualci potekala živahna debata o starosti sveta in pravilnosti svetopisemskih poročil o nastanku sveta. *** The author discusses early interest in and research on the highest mountain in the Julian Alps during the Enlightenment, when a lively debate took place among the European intelligentsia on the age of the …
St. Vitus’ Day Among Slovenes
National holidays play an important role in the formation of common memories of the past, as they are the very sign that marks historical events and figures that must be known to all citizens, thereby establishing the symbolic unity of all the members of the nation. The holidays of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes emphasized the national unity of the ‘three tribes’, and St. Vitus’ Day was thus added to the otherwise short list. At the be…
The Empress with Two Heads
In my paper I discuss the story associated with the head of the statue of Empress Livia from a temple dedicated to the emperor’s cult in Roman Narona (the present-day Vid). The head is kept in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. While in the main gallery of the museum its plaster cast is exhibited with a note explaining that the original head is currently on permanent loan in the Archaeological Museum of Split, but in the gallery with Roman antiquiti…
Un pont entre l'Ouest et l'Est
L'auteur examine comment, après 1875, les Balkans en sont venus à jouer un rôle important dans la lutte pour une Slovénie unifiée. Il montre également comment l'attitude des nationalistes slovènes à l'égard des Balkans a changé, dès la création du premier État-nation des Slaves méridionaux au lendemain de la Première Guerre mondiale
The Priest Matija Majar and the Moscow Ethnographic Exhibition of 1867
The author discusses the meaning and role of the AllRussian Ethnographic Exhibition and Slavic Congress held in Moscow in 1867 and Matija Majar’s donation of six folk costumes from the Zilja-Gail Valley in Carinthia to the organizers of the exhibition. The author explains how the imperial powers used exhibitions to send the message that progress and civilization could only occur within the colonial enterprise. For them, the motto of exhibitions w…
Secular Contents of Two Religious Holidays
Črna ali rdeča barva dni v koledarju je pomemben pripomoček pri urejanju življenja v družbi. Pri izbiri prave barve za dni v letu ima odločujočo vlogo vladajoča ideologija, s tem nosilci oblasti ne določajo le, kateri dnevi so primerni za delo in kateri za počitek, temveč si na ta način prisvajajo preteklost, kanonizirajo vednost in pomen posamičnih zgodovinskih oseb in dogodkov. Avtor poseganje v simbolni svet analizira na primeru dveh praznikov…
Europe and its Other (i.e. The Balkans)
A pesar que la denominación “Balcanes” parece hacer referencia a una zona geográfica, en realidad esta cadena montañosa no representa ni determina la variedad de territorios, pueblos y culturas que han sido incluidos en esta denominación a lo largo de la historia. A través de un estudio de los libros de viajes a la zona, se identifican las diferentes denominaciones y la construcción de un área ideal que representa la otra Europa, la Europa que re…
Constructing Identities on Marbles and Terracotta
During the late 18th century and after,Western Europeans construed ancient Greece as an exceptional land, peopled not with humans, but with super-humans. As a result, modern Greeks were cast in the role of the living ancestors of European civilization. When they passed the antiquities laws and built museums for their preservation, they were imagined as true beneficiaries of their forefathers, even though not yet fully adequate for keeping their p…
Head-Hunting in Europe Montenegrin Heroes, Turkish Barbarians and Western Observers
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On food and morals in extremis
Western perceptions of Turkish towns in the Balkans
The article was conceived as a guided tour through the Balkan Peninsula including descriptions of two selected towns from Hungary, Croatia, Rumania, Bulgaria, Greece, Albania, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. It gives a summary of Western perceptions of the Balkan towns as noted by Western Europeans who visited the area in different periods from the seventeenth century onwards. The civilization they found and described there …
Monuments in the winds of change
In Europe, nineteenth-century historicism, with its conscious association of the past with the present, initiated a veritable flood of public monuments - the cities were literally stuffed full of architectural sculpture and statues. At the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth century, Ljubljana was caught up in the winds of change and started to replace its German façade with a Slovene one. Growing national conflicts in the multin…
Introduction
One of the greatest, most tragic, and largely overlooked campaigns during the First World War was the Isonzo Front, which ran through an area inhabited by an ethnic Slovenian majority and, in the part along the southern reaches of the Isonzo River, by Italians, Friulians, and Germans. The region was part of the pact between the Triple Entente and Italy, which declared war on Austria-Hungary in 1915. This was a territory that is believed to have b…
Constructing Identities on Marbles and Terracotta
During the late 18th century and after,Western Europeans construed ancient Greece as an exceptional land, peopled not with humans, but with super-humans. As a result, modern Greeks were cast in the role of the living ancestors of European civilization. When they passed the antiquities laws and built museums for their preservation, they were imagined as true beneficiaries of their forefathers, even though not yet fully adequate for keeping their p…
Western perceptions of Turkish towns in the Balkans
The article was conceived as a guided tour through the Balkan Peninsula including descriptions of two selected towns from Hungary, Croatia, Rumania, Bulgaria, Greece, Albania, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. It gives a summary of Western perceptions of the Balkan towns as noted by Western Europeans who visited the area in different periods from the seventeenth century onwards. The civilization they found and described there …
Views on Triglav through History
Avtor obravnava začetke zanimanja in raziskovanja najvišje gore v Julijskih Alpah v obdobju razsvetljenstva, ko je med evropskimi intelektualci potekala živahna debata o starosti sveta in pravilnosti svetopisemskih poročil o nastanku sveta. *** The author discusses early interest in and research on the highest mountain in the Julian Alps during the Enlightenment, when a lively debate took place among the European intelligentsia on the age of the …
Monuments in the winds of change
In Europe, nineteenth-century historicism, with its conscious association of the past with the present, initiated a veritable flood of public monuments - the cities were literally stuffed full of architectural sculpture and statues. At the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth century, Ljubljana was caught up in the winds of change and started to replace its German façade with a Slovene one. Growing national conflicts in the multin…
Western perceptions of Turkish towns in the Balkans
The article was conceived as a guided tour through the Balkan Peninsula including descriptions of two selected towns from Hungary, Croatia, Rumania, Bulgaria, Greece, Albania, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. It gives a summary of Western perceptions of the Balkan towns as noted by Western Europeans who visited the area in different periods from the seventeenth century onwards. The civilization they found and described there …
Monuments in the winds of change
In Europe, nineteenth-century historicism, with its conscious association of the past with the present, initiated a veritable flood of public monuments - the cities were literally stuffed full of architectural sculpture and statues. At the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth century, Ljubljana was caught up in the winds of change and started to replace its German façade with a Slovene one. Growing national conflicts in the multin…
On food and morals in extremis
Head-Hunting in Europe Montenegrin Heroes, Turkish Barbarians and Western Observers
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Europe and its Other (i.e. The Balkans)
A pesar que la denominación “Balcanes” parece hacer referencia a una zona geográfica, en realidad esta cadena montañosa no representa ni determina la variedad de territorios, pueblos y culturas que han sido incluidos en esta denominación a lo largo de la historia. A través de un estudio de los libros de viajes a la zona, se identifican las diferentes denominaciones y la construcción de un área ideal que representa la otra Europa, la Europa que re…
Constructing Identities on Marbles and Terracotta
During the late 18th century and after,Western Europeans construed ancient Greece as an exceptional land, peopled not with humans, but with super-humans. As a result, modern Greeks were cast in the role of the living ancestors of European civilization. When they passed the antiquities laws and built museums for their preservation, they were imagined as true beneficiaries of their forefathers, even though not yet fully adequate for keeping their p…
Secular Contents of Two Religious Holidays
Črna ali rdeča barva dni v koledarju je pomemben pripomoček pri urejanju življenja v družbi. Pri izbiri prave barve za dni v letu ima odločujočo vlogo vladajoča ideologija, s tem nosilci oblasti ne določajo le, kateri dnevi so primerni za delo in kateri za počitek, temveč si na ta način prisvajajo preteklost, kanonizirajo vednost in pomen posamičnih zgodovinskih oseb in dogodkov. Avtor poseganje v simbolni svet analizira na primeru dveh praznikov…
The Priest Matija Majar and the Moscow Ethnographic Exhibition of 1867
The author discusses the meaning and role of the AllRussian Ethnographic Exhibition and Slavic Congress held in Moscow in 1867 and Matija Majar’s donation of six folk costumes from the Zilja-Gail Valley in Carinthia to the organizers of the exhibition. The author explains how the imperial powers used exhibitions to send the message that progress and civilization could only occur within the colonial enterprise. For them, the motto of exhibitions w…
The Empress with Two Heads
In my paper I discuss the story associated with the head of the statue of Empress Livia from a temple dedicated to the emperor’s cult in Roman Narona (the present-day Vid). The head is kept in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. While in the main gallery of the museum its plaster cast is exhibited with a note explaining that the original head is currently on permanent loan in the Archaeological Museum of Split, but in the gallery with Roman antiquiti…
Un pont entre l'Ouest et l'Est
L'auteur examine comment, après 1875, les Balkans en sont venus à jouer un rôle important dans la lutte pour une Slovénie unifiée. Il montre également comment l'attitude des nationalistes slovènes à l'égard des Balkans a changé, dès la création du premier État-nation des Slaves méridionaux au lendemain de la Première Guerre mondiale
St. Vitus’ Day Among Slovenes
National holidays play an important role in the formation of common memories of the past, as they are the very sign that marks historical events and figures that must be known to all citizens, thereby establishing the symbolic unity of all the members of the nation. The holidays of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes emphasized the national unity of the ‘three tribes’, and St. Vitus’ Day was thus added to the otherwise short list. At the be…
Slovenes, the Balkans, and the Yugoslav Idea, or A Short Story about a Lengthy Cow
In one of her articles, Dunja Rihtman-Augustin (2000: 211–36) discusses the choice of words in contemporary Croatian political parlance by which politicians at the end of the twentieth century mobilised their constituency by expressing their attitudes towards what was good and acceptable for Us, and what was bad and thus unacceptable for Our ways. In her enlightening article, full of witty insights, she argues that the notion “Balkan” belongs equ…
Views on Triglav through History
Avtor obravnava začetke zanimanja in raziskovanja najvišje gore v Julijskih Alpah v obdobju razsvetljenstva, ko je med evropskimi intelektualci potekala živahna debata o starosti sveta in pravilnosti svetopisemskih poročil o nastanku sveta. *** The author discusses early interest in and research on the highest mountain in the Julian Alps during the Enlightenment, when a lively debate took place among the European intelligentsia on the age of the …
The Red and the Black
The red or black colours used to differ between individual days in many calendars are an important aid to organising life in a particular society. The typographical devices used to distinguish days of special importance are instrumental in turning historical events and persons into the images of the nation, which its members can admire, from which they can learn, and–not least–for which they can also fight. The prevailing ideology has a decisive …
The Role of Great Men as the Pillars of Slovenian Nationalism
Author discusses the role and meaning of the great men in Slovenian national awakening period within multinational Austrian Empire. *** Avtor obravnava vlogo in pomen tako imenovanih velmož v slovenskem narodnem prebujanju, ki je potekalo v okviru večnarodnega Avstrijskega cesarstva
A Group Portrait with an Austrian Marshal, an Honorary Citizen of Ljubljana
This article deals with two public monuments in Ljubljana dedicated to Field Marshal Radetzky, who lived in Ljubljana between 1852 and 1856 and was made an honorary citizen of the town. The first two public monuments erected in Ljubljana were dedicated to “Father Radetzky,” who was considered a “real national hero” by the Slovenians. However, when Yugoslavia was established as a South Slavic state in 1918, the two monuments dedicated to this vict…
Schyłek imperiów i jego skutki na Półwyspie Bałkańskim
In the Ottoman Empire there was no visible dividing line between secular and religious law. The Ottoman state divided its subjects according to their religion into millets or ‘communities’. Religion was the basis for these divisions; language and ethnological theories played merely a secondary part. The rationale for this state of affairs was the system of government. Ottoman law was a religious code, which could not be imposed on unbelievers, wh…
Every War Invents Its Heroes
The question of the First World War’s purpose and justification was asked by many after the war was over. It was of particular relevance for the citizens of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians, whose (self)questioning and search for historical statements were additionally burdened by the fact that citizens of the new Nation of Three Names had been enemies on the frontlines, fighting on opposite sides of the battle-lines. This uncomfortabl…
Introduction
One of the greatest, most tragic, and largely overlooked campaigns during the First World War was the Isonzo Front, which ran through an area inhabited by an ethnic Slovenian majority and, in the part along the southern reaches of the Isonzo River, by Italians, Friulians, and Germans. The region was part of the pact between the Triple Entente and Italy, which declared war on Austria-Hungary in 1915. This was a territory that is believed to have b…
Celebrating the National Unity in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
According to Gabriella Elgenius, the societal significance of holidays lies in the preservation of collective memory. Annually repeated shared rituals reinforce the memory of those events and personalities that are expected to be familiar to all the members of the community, in effect pushing all other ones into the shadow of collective forgetting. What is more, the emotionally charged commemorations remind members of the community about their so…
Cultural Heritage of the Great War
The First World War-also known as the Great War, which lasted from 1914 to 1918-left a significant mark on the twentieth century. It radically changed the demographic composition of Europe (about seventeen million people were killed), resulted in the dissolution of four empires (Austria-Hungary, Russia, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire), had a crucial impact on European values, inspired the search for the new man during the interwar period, and ul…
Miroslav Hubmajer (1851–1910)
Nevesinjska puška je 9. julija 1875 napovedala začetek oborožene vstaje v Hercegovini. Začelo se je kot kmečki protest, a se razvilo v hercegovski upor in zgodovinski dogodek v jugozahodni Evropi. Odprto je bilo t. i. vzhodno vprašanje, ki je sprožilo veliko zanimanje evropskih novinarjev, politikov in javnosti, še posebej slovanski prebivalci iz sosednjih držav so z zanimanjem spremljali razvoj. Eden prvih, ki se je odzval pozivu Matere Slave, j…
Remaking the Heritage of the Italian Concentration Camp on the Island of Rab
The article deals with the political and military organization of the former internees in the Italian concentration camp Rab. Although there were only about 2,000 of them at the beginning of September 1943, they managed to disarm the entire Italian military garrison on the island of Rab, which consisted of 2,200 soldiers and carabinieri, partly by cunning and partly by force. It was a unique event in world history, made even more glorious by the …
Katoliška duhovščina na prelomu devetnajstega in dvajsetega stoletja in proces modernizacije na Slovenskem
V slovenskih deželah je po letu 1848 katoliška duhovščina imela vodilno vlogo v gospodarskem, družbenem, političnem in kulturnem življenju cesarstva. V članku sta obravnavana življenje in izredno široko in vplivno delo enega prvih in najzavzetejših mladih duhovnikov, ki si je prizadeval za napredek gospodarskih in družbenih razmer slovenskega podeželskega prebivalstva na Spodnjem Štajerskem, narodnega buditelja in prosvetitelja ter dolgoletnega z…
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