Jaka Repič
Biographic Data
| ID | 324354 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jaka Repič |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jaka |
| FAMILY NAME | Repič |
| SIGNATURE | REPIČ J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ljubljana |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2009-4369 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Unearthing Memories
Since the 1990s, hundreds of mass graves from the Second World War have been documented in Slovenia; over 200 investigated, and more than 100 fully or partially exhumed. The process of uncovering and acknowledging these sites, concealed until the 1990s, has had a gradual but profound impact on the lives of those associated with the graves or the deceased, on the local communities where they have been uncovered, and it has redefined the broader fi…
Violence, Exile, and Homeland in Visual Arts in the Slovenian Diaspora in Argentina
This article explores visual arts and literature in the Slovenian diasporic community in Argentina, founded by post-World-War-II refugees who fled Slovenia at the end of the war and the beginning of the communist revolution in Yugoslavia. Based on the ethnographic data collected among the Slovenes in Argentina and biographical interviews with selected Slovene artists, the article addresses how art and cultural production in the diaspora, imbued w…
Podobe o Branislavi Sušnik med Slovenci v Argentini
Članek predstavlja življenje in raziskovalno delo Branislave Sušnik, ki se je po drugi svetovni vojni najprej izselila v Argentino in nato v Paragvaj, kjer je delovala na raziskovalnih področjih jezikoslovja, antropologije in kulturne zgodovine staroselskih ljudstev. Osredotoča se na analizo njenih migracijskih izkušenj, povezav z domovino, predvsem pa na podobe, ki so se o njej kot izseljenski znanstvenici med Slovenci v Argentini izoblikovale v…
Yugoslavia from the Other Side. Memorialization of the Yugoslavian Communist Revolution Among Slovenians in Argentina
The article addresses how Slovenians in Argentina ritualise memories of the socialist Yugoslavia. The Slovenian diaspora in Argentina was established by post-war refugees, who inextricably related the perception of Yugoslavia with memories of the Second World War, the communist revolution and, in particular, the post-war exile and extrajudicial mass executions. The article specifically analyses commemorations of the victims of communist violence …
Memorialization of the First World War in the Landscape of the Julian Alps
This article addresses issues of past and ongoing memorialization processes and heritage construction of the First World War, integrated into the landscapes of the Julian Alps in Slovenia. According to Nicholas Saunders, military histories usually consider landscapes to be inert, static, empty, and self-evident backdrops to military action as well as subsequent practices of memorialization. However, many anthropologists, geographers, and archaeol…
The Impact of Mobilities on Visual Arts in the Slovenian Diaspora in Argentina
The article addresses the impact of experiences of mobilities on visual arts in the Slovenian diaspora in Argentina. It aims to explore the question of how artistic creativity is related to individual and collective experiences of migration, life in diaspora and return mobilities. It approaches art as processual, relational and embedded in broader social, political and cultural contexts. Hence, such an analysis facilitates not only an understandi…
Les Slovènes d'Argentine
La Slovénie a connu au xx e siècle d'importants flux d'émigration. Du fait de la pauvreté et de la répression politique, une partie de la population s'est réfugiée dans d'autres pays d'Europe, mais aussi dans le « Nouveau Monde », notamment aux États-Unis, au Canada, en Australie et en Argentine. Consacré à la diaspora slovène d'Argentine, cet article étudie les mémoires sociales de l'exil après la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Il examine également le…
Translocal Communities in Urban Settlements of Port Moresby. Notions of Space in the Formation of Ethnic Identities
Avtor v prispevku predstavlja urbano skupnost priseljencev iz Okape v Vzhodnem višavju, ki živijo v barakarskem naselju Two Mile v Port Moresbyju, glavnem mestu Papue Nove Gvineje. Obravnavano je razmerje med pojmovanjem prostora in nastankom translokalnih urbanih etničnih skupnosti.V kontekstu (post)kolonialne urbanizacije in migracij v mesta se priseljenci v urbane skupnosti povezujejo na podlagi predstav o skupnem izvirnem okolju ter ustvarjaj…
Memorialization of the First World War in the Landscape of the Julian Alps
This article addresses issues of past and ongoing memorialization processes and heritage construction of the First World War, integrated into the landscapes of the Julian Alps in Slovenia. According to Nicholas Saunders, military histories usually consider landscapes to be inert, static, empty, and self-evident backdrops to military action as well as subsequent practices of memorialization. However, many anthropologists, geographers, and archaeol…
The Impact of Mobilities on Visual Arts in the Slovenian Diaspora in Argentina
The article addresses the impact of experiences of mobilities on visual arts in the Slovenian diaspora in Argentina. It aims to explore the question of how artistic creativity is related to individual and collective experiences of migration, life in diaspora and return mobilities. It approaches art as processual, relational and embedded in broader social, political and cultural contexts. Hence, such an analysis facilitates not only an understandi…
Les Slovènes d'Argentine
La Slovénie a connu au xx e siècle d'importants flux d'émigration. Du fait de la pauvreté et de la répression politique, une partie de la population s'est réfugiée dans d'autres pays d'Europe, mais aussi dans le « Nouveau Monde », notamment aux États-Unis, au Canada, en Australie et en Argentine. Consacré à la diaspora slovène d'Argentine, cet article étudie les mémoires sociales de l'exil après la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Il examine également le…
Translocal Communities in Urban Settlements of Port Moresby. Notions of Space in the Formation of Ethnic Identities
Avtor v prispevku predstavlja urbano skupnost priseljencev iz Okape v Vzhodnem višavju, ki živijo v barakarskem naselju Two Mile v Port Moresbyju, glavnem mestu Papue Nove Gvineje. Obravnavano je razmerje med pojmovanjem prostora in nastankom translokalnih urbanih etničnih skupnosti.V kontekstu (post)kolonialne urbanizacije in migracij v mesta se priseljenci v urbane skupnosti povezujejo na podlagi predstav o skupnem izvirnem okolju ter ustvarjaj…
Les Slovènes d'Argentine
La Slovénie a connu au xx e siècle d'importants flux d'émigration. Du fait de la pauvreté et de la répression politique, une partie de la population s'est réfugiée dans d'autres pays d'Europe, mais aussi dans le « Nouveau Monde », notamment aux États-Unis, au Canada, en Australie et en Argentine. Consacré à la diaspora slovène d'Argentine, cet article étudie les mémoires sociales de l'exil après la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Il examine également le…
The Impact of Mobilities on Visual Arts in the Slovenian Diaspora in Argentina
The article addresses the impact of experiences of mobilities on visual arts in the Slovenian diaspora in Argentina. It aims to explore the question of how artistic creativity is related to individual and collective experiences of migration, life in diaspora and return mobilities. It approaches art as processual, relational and embedded in broader social, political and cultural contexts. Hence, such an analysis facilitates not only an understandi…
Memorialization of the First World War in the Landscape of the Julian Alps
This article addresses issues of past and ongoing memorialization processes and heritage construction of the First World War, integrated into the landscapes of the Julian Alps in Slovenia. According to Nicholas Saunders, military histories usually consider landscapes to be inert, static, empty, and self-evident backdrops to military action as well as subsequent practices of memorialization. However, many anthropologists, geographers, and archaeol…
Yugoslavia from the Other Side. Memorialization of the Yugoslavian Communist Revolution Among Slovenians in Argentina
The article addresses how Slovenians in Argentina ritualise memories of the socialist Yugoslavia. The Slovenian diaspora in Argentina was established by post-war refugees, who inextricably related the perception of Yugoslavia with memories of the Second World War, the communist revolution and, in particular, the post-war exile and extrajudicial mass executions. The article specifically analyses commemorations of the victims of communist violence …
Podobe o Branislavi Sušnik med Slovenci v Argentini
Članek predstavlja življenje in raziskovalno delo Branislave Sušnik, ki se je po drugi svetovni vojni najprej izselila v Argentino in nato v Paragvaj, kjer je delovala na raziskovalnih področjih jezikoslovja, antropologije in kulturne zgodovine staroselskih ljudstev. Osredotoča se na analizo njenih migracijskih izkušenj, povezav z domovino, predvsem pa na podobe, ki so se o njej kot izseljenski znanstvenici med Slovenci v Argentini izoblikovale v…
Violence, Exile, and Homeland in Visual Arts in the Slovenian Diaspora in Argentina
This article explores visual arts and literature in the Slovenian diasporic community in Argentina, founded by post-World-War-II refugees who fled Slovenia at the end of the war and the beginning of the communist revolution in Yugoslavia. Based on the ethnographic data collected among the Slovenes in Argentina and biographical interviews with selected Slovene artists, the article addresses how art and cultural production in the diaspora, imbued w…
Unearthing Memories
Since the 1990s, hundreds of mass graves from the Second World War have been documented in Slovenia; over 200 investigated, and more than 100 fully or partially exhumed. The process of uncovering and acknowledging these sites, concealed until the 1990s, has had a gradual but profound impact on the lives of those associated with the graves or the deceased, on the local communities where they have been uncovered, and it has redefined the broader fi…
Political science (5 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (4 works) · Diaspora (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (3 works) · Homeland (3 works) · Humanities (3 works)