Ana Perinić Lewis
Biographic Data
| ID | 183722 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ana Perinić Lewis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ana Perinić |
| FAMILY NAME | Lewis |
| SIGNATURE | LEWIS A P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Anthropological Research |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2425-1061 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Perception and Visibility of the State on the Island of Žirje, Croatia
Žirje is the most remote island in Croatia's Šibenik archipelago. Due to long- lasting historical isolation for military reasons, the gradual reduction of agriculture and low capacities for tourism, the island is losing its socio-economic vitality. In qualitative research, islanders emphasised their conceptualisation of the state as the central actor when describing economic, demographic and ecological challenges and advocated for strong interven…
Connected by Sea, Isolated by Water: Water and Water Supply Infrastructure on Two Croatian Islands
This article presents ethnographic research on the lack of water infrastructure on two Croatian islands – Žirje and Hvar. Both islands are examples of various forms of isolation that have persisted throughout history and have even been reinforced by absent or neglected water infrastructure. The author critically examines the social, cultural, and economic role of water as a factor or survival or disappearance, along with its political and demogra…
Vrijeme “novih” otočanki: Etnografija stvaranja budućnosti doseljenica na Lastovu
U ovome radu analiziramo iskustva migracija žena na otok Lastovo tijekom posljednjih dvadesetak godina s fokusom na razloge njihova doseljenja, njihove percepcije “otočnoga vremena” i refleksije o temporalnostima koje žive u svakodnevici. Usmjerile smo se i na procese stvaranja budućnosti, razumijevajući je kao jedan od modaliteta društveno i kulturno oblikovanih iskustava temporalnosti. Analizom građe prikupljene metodom polustrukturiranih inter…
The lasting impact of war experiences on quality of life in long-lived retirement homes residents: The birth cohort 1906–1928
Only a few studies have been conducted so far on the long-term impact of war. We investigated whether a life-long impact of the war experiences could be detected in advanced-agers who have successfully overcome all life's challenges. The participants in this study were oldest-old (80+ years) residents of retirement homes in Zagreb (Croatia), who were divided into two groups – ‘war-exposed’ and ‘not-exposed’ – according to their direct war experie…
Death, Funerals and Mourning on the Croatian Islands During the Covid-19 Pandemic
On islands and in island communities, especially smaller and more isolated ones, epidemics were often of greater intensity and left more significant consequences than on the mainland. The unique characteristics of an island (size, remoteness, isolation, small population size, and several manageable access points) affect the transmission of mainland epidemics and their frequency. The current global COVID-19 pandemic is an opportunity to investigat…
Genetic landscape of the Hvar Island - highlight of a 50-year long bioanthropological research
The paper presents an overview of the 50-year long bioanthropological research of the Hvar islanders and depicts the maternal and paternal genetic landscape of the Hvar population (mtDNA and NRY lineages) in more detail. MtDNA haplogroups were determined in 169 and NRY haplogroups in 407 autochthonous individuals from the Hvar Island. The relatively high level of diversity of mtDNA and NRY lineages has been observed, however with interesting devi…
The potential of forgotten and hidden Zagreb historical cemeteries in the design of ‘dark’ tourist experiences
On the territory of modern Zagreb, Croatia, several locations of historical cemeteries exist without visible markers of remains on the surface. Although forgotten and hidden, they are undetectably integrated into city’s everyday life. This paper aims to identify specific requirements and challenges in the design of ‘dark’ tourist experiences using the setting of such hidden Zagreb historical cemeteries. The main instrument used to shape a tourist…
Plačimo, plačimo u tišini, umrimo, umrimo u samoći”: Promjene praksi tugovanja i pogreba u vrijeme pandemije bolesti Covid-19
Smrt je kao dio svakodnevnog života u vrijeme pandemije češća i prisutnija, čime su njezina percepcija i doživljaj znatno intenzivniji. Tijekom pandemije bolesti COVID-19 smrt je zbog svakodnevnih izvještaja o broju umrlih, njihovoj dobi, spolu i mjestu gdje su preminuli postala masovna i vidljivija, ušla je u našu svakodnevicu. Brojni su izazovi koji prate proces umiranja, suočavanja sa smrću i tugovanjem tijekom pandemije. Službene protuepidemi…
Petar Klepac/Peter Klepec/Pitr Kljepc: A Borderland Hero and the Manifestations of his Strength
Storytelling and mythology are as old as humanity. According to some scholars the role of myths is "to unify the groups, tribes, nations or other entities where they are being told around certain common ideas, values and orientations" Nations, in particular, need a unifying element, which they usually fi nd in mythology, where the character of the hero often embodies desirable characteristics of the nation. Since mythology knew no boundaries unti…
Globalna i lokalna plaža na primjeru dubrovačkih gradskih plaža i plažnih kultura
Plaža se obicno određuje kao “liminalni prostor/zona”, “anomalijska kategorija” između kopna i mora, prirode i kulture. Na njoj se može pratiti dinamika i odnosi između ekonomije, okolisa, politika i drustva. U ovom radu analiziraju se globalne i lokalne, mjesne plaže te njihove razlicite reprezentacije i suodnos u turistickoj ponudi, promociji i brendiranju destinacije. Globalne plaže u brendiranju destinacije predstavljene su standardiziranim o…
The potential of forgotten and hidden Zagreb historical cemeteries in the design of ‘dark’ tourist experiences
On the territory of modern Zagreb, Croatia, several locations of historical cemeteries exist without visible markers of remains on the surface. Although forgotten and hidden, they are undetectably integrated into city’s everyday life. This paper aims to identify specific requirements and challenges in the design of ‘dark’ tourist experiences using the setting of such hidden Zagreb historical cemeteries. The main instrument used to shape a tourist…
Plačimo, plačimo u tišini, umrimo, umrimo u samoći”: Promjene praksi tugovanja i pogreba u vrijeme pandemije bolesti Covid-19
Smrt je kao dio svakodnevnog života u vrijeme pandemije češća i prisutnija, čime su njezina percepcija i doživljaj znatno intenzivniji. Tijekom pandemije bolesti COVID-19 smrt je zbog svakodnevnih izvještaja o broju umrlih, njihovoj dobi, spolu i mjestu gdje su preminuli postala masovna i vidljivija, ušla je u našu svakodnevicu. Brojni su izazovi koji prate proces umiranja, suočavanja sa smrću i tugovanjem tijekom pandemije. Službene protuepidemi…
Globalna i lokalna plaža na primjeru dubrovačkih gradskih plaža i plažnih kultura
Plaža se obicno određuje kao “liminalni prostor/zona”, “anomalijska kategorija” između kopna i mora, prirode i kulture. Na njoj se može pratiti dinamika i odnosi između ekonomije, okolisa, politika i drustva. U ovom radu analiziraju se globalne i lokalne, mjesne plaže te njihove razlicite reprezentacije i suodnos u turistickoj ponudi, promociji i brendiranju destinacije. Globalne plaže u brendiranju destinacije predstavljene su standardiziranim o…
Petar Klepac/Peter Klepec/Pitr Kljepc: A Borderland Hero and the Manifestations of his Strength
Storytelling and mythology are as old as humanity. According to some scholars the role of myths is "to unify the groups, tribes, nations or other entities where they are being told around certain common ideas, values and orientations" Nations, in particular, need a unifying element, which they usually fi nd in mythology, where the character of the hero often embodies desirable characteristics of the nation. Since mythology knew no boundaries unti…
The potential of forgotten and hidden Zagreb historical cemeteries in the design of ‘dark’ tourist experiences
On the territory of modern Zagreb, Croatia, several locations of historical cemeteries exist without visible markers of remains on the surface. Although forgotten and hidden, they are undetectably integrated into city’s everyday life. This paper aims to identify specific requirements and challenges in the design of ‘dark’ tourist experiences using the setting of such hidden Zagreb historical cemeteries. The main instrument used to shape a tourist…
Plačimo, plačimo u tišini, umrimo, umrimo u samoći”: Promjene praksi tugovanja i pogreba u vrijeme pandemije bolesti Covid-19
Smrt je kao dio svakodnevnog života u vrijeme pandemije češća i prisutnija, čime su njezina percepcija i doživljaj znatno intenzivniji. Tijekom pandemije bolesti COVID-19 smrt je zbog svakodnevnih izvještaja o broju umrlih, njihovoj dobi, spolu i mjestu gdje su preminuli postala masovna i vidljivija, ušla je u našu svakodnevicu. Brojni su izazovi koji prate proces umiranja, suočavanja sa smrću i tugovanjem tijekom pandemije. Službene protuepidemi…
Death, Funerals and Mourning on the Croatian Islands During the Covid-19 Pandemic
On islands and in island communities, especially smaller and more isolated ones, epidemics were often of greater intensity and left more significant consequences than on the mainland. The unique characteristics of an island (size, remoteness, isolation, small population size, and several manageable access points) affect the transmission of mainland epidemics and their frequency. The current global COVID-19 pandemic is an opportunity to investigat…
Genetic landscape of the Hvar Island - highlight of a 50-year long bioanthropological research
The paper presents an overview of the 50-year long bioanthropological research of the Hvar islanders and depicts the maternal and paternal genetic landscape of the Hvar population (mtDNA and NRY lineages) in more detail. MtDNA haplogroups were determined in 169 and NRY haplogroups in 407 autochthonous individuals from the Hvar Island. The relatively high level of diversity of mtDNA and NRY lineages has been observed, however with interesting devi…
Connected by Sea, Isolated by Water: Water and Water Supply Infrastructure on Two Croatian Islands
This article presents ethnographic research on the lack of water infrastructure on two Croatian islands – Žirje and Hvar. Both islands are examples of various forms of isolation that have persisted throughout history and have even been reinforced by absent or neglected water infrastructure. The author critically examines the social, cultural, and economic role of water as a factor or survival or disappearance, along with its political and demogra…
Vrijeme “novih” otočanki: Etnografija stvaranja budućnosti doseljenica na Lastovu
U ovome radu analiziramo iskustva migracija žena na otok Lastovo tijekom posljednjih dvadesetak godina s fokusom na razloge njihova doseljenja, njihove percepcije “otočnoga vremena” i refleksije o temporalnostima koje žive u svakodnevici. Usmjerile smo se i na procese stvaranja budućnosti, razumijevajući je kao jedan od modaliteta društveno i kulturno oblikovanih iskustava temporalnosti. Analizom građe prikupljene metodom polustrukturiranih inter…
The lasting impact of war experiences on quality of life in long-lived retirement homes residents: The birth cohort 1906–1928
Only a few studies have been conducted so far on the long-term impact of war. We investigated whether a life-long impact of the war experiences could be detected in advanced-agers who have successfully overcome all life's challenges. The participants in this study were oldest-old (80+ years) residents of retirement homes in Zagreb (Croatia), who were divided into two groups – ‘war-exposed’ and ‘not-exposed’ – according to their direct war experie…
The Perception and Visibility of the State on the Island of Žirje, Croatia
Žirje is the most remote island in Croatia's Šibenik archipelago. Due to long- lasting historical isolation for military reasons, the gradual reduction of agriculture and low capacities for tourism, the island is losing its socio-economic vitality. In qualitative research, islanders emphasised their conceptualisation of the state as the central actor when describing economic, demographic and ecological challenges and advocated for strong interven…
Sociology (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Demography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Art (2 works)