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Senka Kovač

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ID4010554
NAMESenka Kovač
GIVEN NAMESSenka
FAMILY NAMEKovač
SIGNATUREKOVAČ S
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Belgrade
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT8
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX0
  • "The Fall of Leaves"

    Open Access•Zorica Ivanović, Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2022

    At the turn of the millennium, Turkish television series became a global phenomenon, requiring comprehension of the broader social and historical context of their production, distribution and reception. The paper considers questions regarding their genre and points to the socioeconomic and political circumstances of their development and transformation into a cultural product with worldwide popularity and an industry with great market value. Part…

  • Reception of Natalie's Ramonda, Armistice Day Symbol in Serbia

    Open Access•Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2019

    Nataliе’s Ramonda, a symbol of Armistice Day – November 11 in Serbia, is a new memorial symbol constructed and promoted by politicians in 2012. The Armistice Day was celebrated then as a national holiday in Serbia. The reception of this symbol has been explored over a five-year period, both in a public discourse and on a representative sample of first year students at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. In public discourse, as well as among st…

  • A View of West African Masks

    Open Access•Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•ЕтноАнтропоЗум/EthnoAnthropoZoom•2016

    The mask in West Africa is viewed as a sign with three aspects: expression, content and meaning. Expression is the part of the sign realized in some material. Content is the aspect of the sign which contains the signified concept. Meaning can be defined as a process, as an act relating the signifier to the concept signified. Meaning is shaped in religious practice. The mask as a complex sign plays a significant role in rituals. In religious pract…

  • Monasteries of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC) on the Internet

    Open Access•Lidija Radulović, Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2016

    The virtual world of the Internet is acknowledged as a potentially innovative way of doing research on faith. Computer mediated religious communication is a relevant field of research at the beginning of the 21st century and a significant source of data for researching religious identity, communities and the ritual use of the Internet. Using the examples of two monasteries of the Serbian Orthodox Church, we will attempt to examine new ways in whi…

  • Sirogojno Style“

    Open Access•Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2011

    The basic premise of my research regarding the fashion production of Sirogojno style was that „objects are, like words, carriers of information“. Based on research published so far – a paper by Bojana Bogdanovic being the most detailed – and my own fieldwork conducted in 2010, I have attempted to ascertain the extent to which this particular style of fashion carried information about the cultural environment which it represented. The research enc…

  • At the Crossroads of Life

    Open Access•Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2010

    The paper presents the results of several years’ fieldwork among the elderly population in Belgrade. The study examines the attitudes towards old age of elderly Belgraders living alone, those living with their families, and also those living in the Gerontology Center nursing home. The position of elderly people in the social network in the Belgrade municipality of Vračar is also explored. In this era of longevity and at a time of global economic …

  • Reevaluation of ethnologic field research of the Dogon

    Open Access•Senka Kovač, Kovac Senka•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2010•References: 3

    One of the events that marked the last decade of the 20th century was a more intensive re-evaluation of the work of Marcel Griaule (1898-1956), who was the first French ethnologist to conduct planned field research among the Dogon of Western Africa, in the period between 1931 and 1956. Griaule's work had previously been re-examined in the sixties, in France (Georges Balandier), Great Britain (Mary Douglas) and in other places. British social anth…

  • Claude Levi-Strauss

    Open Access•Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2009

    This paper discusses a relationship between mask and myth and how the appropriate analysis by Claude Levi-Strauss may make clearer a complex field of masks in the part of North America. Claude Levi-Strauss stressed the multi-layered character of myth structure. Similar multi-layered character can be seen at the level of expression, content and meaning of Salish, Kwakiutl and other unique masks of this part of North America. Claude Levi-Strauss an…

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  • Claude Levi-Strauss

    Open Access•Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2009

    This paper discusses a relationship between mask and myth and how the appropriate analysis by Claude Levi-Strauss may make clearer a complex field of masks in the part of North America. Claude Levi-Strauss stressed the multi-layered character of myth structure. Similar multi-layered character can be seen at the level of expression, content and meaning of Salish, Kwakiutl and other unique masks of this part of North America. Claude Levi-Strauss an…

  • At the Crossroads of Life

    Open Access•Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2010

    The paper presents the results of several years’ fieldwork among the elderly population in Belgrade. The study examines the attitudes towards old age of elderly Belgraders living alone, those living with their families, and also those living in the Gerontology Center nursing home. The position of elderly people in the social network in the Belgrade municipality of Vračar is also explored. In this era of longevity and at a time of global economic …

  • Reevaluation of ethnologic field research of the Dogon

    Open Access•Senka Kovač, Kovac Senka•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2010•References: 3

    One of the events that marked the last decade of the 20th century was a more intensive re-evaluation of the work of Marcel Griaule (1898-1956), who was the first French ethnologist to conduct planned field research among the Dogon of Western Africa, in the period between 1931 and 1956. Griaule's work had previously been re-examined in the sixties, in France (Georges Balandier), Great Britain (Mary Douglas) and in other places. British social anth…

  • Sirogojno Style“

    Open Access•Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2011

    The basic premise of my research regarding the fashion production of Sirogojno style was that „objects are, like words, carriers of information“. Based on research published so far – a paper by Bojana Bogdanovic being the most detailed – and my own fieldwork conducted in 2010, I have attempted to ascertain the extent to which this particular style of fashion carried information about the cultural environment which it represented. The research enc…

  • A View of West African Masks

    Open Access•Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•ЕтноАнтропоЗум/EthnoAnthropoZoom•2016

    The mask in West Africa is viewed as a sign with three aspects: expression, content and meaning. Expression is the part of the sign realized in some material. Content is the aspect of the sign which contains the signified concept. Meaning can be defined as a process, as an act relating the signifier to the concept signified. Meaning is shaped in religious practice. The mask as a complex sign plays a significant role in rituals. In religious pract…

  • Monasteries of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC) on the Internet

    Open Access•Lidija Radulović, Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2016

    The virtual world of the Internet is acknowledged as a potentially innovative way of doing research on faith. Computer mediated religious communication is a relevant field of research at the beginning of the 21st century and a significant source of data for researching religious identity, communities and the ritual use of the Internet. Using the examples of two monasteries of the Serbian Orthodox Church, we will attempt to examine new ways in whi…

  • Reception of Natalie's Ramonda, Armistice Day Symbol in Serbia

    Open Access•Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2019

    Nataliе’s Ramonda, a symbol of Armistice Day – November 11 in Serbia, is a new memorial symbol constructed and promoted by politicians in 2012. The Armistice Day was celebrated then as a national holiday in Serbia. The reception of this symbol has been explored over a five-year period, both in a public discourse and on a representative sample of first year students at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. In public discourse, as well as among st…

  • "The Fall of Leaves"

    Open Access•Zorica Ivanović, Senka Kovač•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2022

    At the turn of the millennium, Turkish television series became a global phenomenon, requiring comprehension of the broader social and historical context of their production, distribution and reception. The paper considers questions regarding their genre and points to the socioeconomic and political circumstances of their development and transformation into a cultural product with worldwide popularity and an industry with great market value. Part…

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