Miloš Jovanović
Biographic Data
| ID | 73946 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Miloš Jovanović |
| GIVEN NAMES | Miloš |
| FAMILY NAME | Jovanović |
| SIGNATURE | JOVANOVIĆ M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Nis |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8528-1013 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Imperial nostalgia in the era of post-socialist urban change
This paper discusses the spatial restructuring of Balkan cities and their imperial metropoles in relation to imperial nostalgia during early twenty-first century processes of Europeanization. Emerging as two distinct historiographical trends in the 1990s, New Habsburg and New Ottoman History both operated within the epistemological boundaries of the post-socialist Zeitgeist. Relegating structural analysis to the margins, their exploration of impe…
Economic Justification Analysis of Minimally Invasive versus Conventional Aortic Valve Replacement
There is no definitive consensus about the cost-effectiveness of minimally invasive aortic valve replacement (AVR) (MI-AVR) compared to conventional AVR (C-AVR). The aim of this study was to compare the rate of postoperative complications and total hospital costs of MI-AVR versus C-AVR overall and by the type of aortic prosthesis (biological or mechanical). Our single-center retrospective study included 324 patients over 18 years old who underwen…
Homosexuality and the Serbian orthodox church
The paper deals with the change of attitudes of the Serbian Orthodox Church towards homosexuality in the period from 2001 to 2021. Since, according to research, the Church ranks high (sometimes the highest) on the scale of trust that Serbian citizens have in institutions, it is reasonable to assume that it has a significant impact on shaping public opinion. The dominant attitude of the church officials about same-sex attraction has varied over ti…
Bourdieu’s theory and the social constructivism of Berger and Luckmann
The paper compares Pierre Bourdieu?s sociological approach with the one developed by Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann. The aim of the paper is to identify the complementarities and incongruences of these approaches. The main similarity consists in the intention to ?dialectically? overcome/bridge the gap between ?objectivism? and ?subjectivism? in social theory. Another parallel includes a negative attitude towards the relativistic tendencies of p…
What’s off-centre of empire? Introduction to the special issue
In this Introduction, we discuss the aims of this publication along with guidelines to locate and connect the essays part of the edited volume. We start by highlighting the original contribution of our intervention in terms of what off-centring empire offers in relation to scholarship that de-centres empire. To us, this means to look at the processes, dynamics, and movements that connect empire (as a centre of power) to its peripheries (as a site…
Laudon’s Garden
This article traces how processes of physical displacement (and its corollary, re-emplacement) have emerged during multiple periods and in distant locales associated with the history and legacy of the Habsburg Empire. It focuses on an eighteenth-century Turkish garden made from Field Marshal Gideon Ernst von Laudon’s spoils of war on the outskirts of Vienna. Utilizing Anthony Vidler’s concept of “warped space,” the article explores Laudon’s garde…
Informality in the Western Balkans
Using data compiled during extensive survey research carried out in the societies of the Western Balkans, we attempt to contribute to the discussion on whether informality, which in this region is largely present even in formal settings, is a consequence of a specific culture brought about by particular historical circumstances – several centuries of Ottoman rule, delayed modernization, and the legacy of socialism – or whether it is a manifestati…
Luckmann’s theory of personal identity
The paper deals with the presentation of Tomas Luckman's theory of personal identity. After defining the concept of personal identity and description of Luckmann's approach as an interdisciplinary and dialectic, attention is shifted to the elaboration of the influence of different levels of reality on the construction, maintainance and transformation of personal identity. The explanation starts from the given biological base and evolution of the …
Eine hermeneutische untersuchung der sprachlich-historischen apriorität
Die vorliegende Arbeit ber?cksichtigt die Philosophie und Poetik der Geschichte und der Sprache a priori im poetischen und literarischen Werk von Peter Handke, in seinem poetologischen Essay Ich bin ein Bewohner des Elfenbeinturms und seinem Drama Die Fahrt im Einbaum oder das St?ck zum Film vom Krieg, und zwar im Ausgang von der kantianischen Idee der Apriorit?t der Geschichte. Die Geschichte a priori ist, laut Kant, m?glich, ?wenn der Wahrsager…
Whitewashed empire
The historical narrative of Habsburg grandeur has played a decisive role in branding the Austrian capital of Vienna. While scholars have situated place-marketing strategies within de-historicized frameworks of the neoliberal city, the nostalgic framing of imperial spatial assemblages should be critically interpreted from a historical vantage point. In tourist spaces such as the Kaiserforum, urbanists, museum curators, right-wing groups, and real-…
White-Box or Black-Box Decision Tree Algorithms
University students are usually taught data mining through black-box data mining algorithms, which hide the algorithm's details from the user and optionally allow parameter adjustment. This minimizes the effort required to use these algorithms. On the other hand, white-box algorithms reveal the algorithm's structure, allowing users to assemble algorithms from algorithm building blocks. This paper provides a comparison between students' acceptance…
The city in our hands’
This article examines the image of the city and notions of urban management in the discourse of elite groups in Belgrade between 1830 and the late 1860s. It focuses on the negotiation of modernity in heterogeneous cultural spaces, particularly looking at the textual interplay of power, orientalized exoticism and notions of backwardness. These discourses were integral to the processes of managing urban populations and homogenizing the cityscape. T…
Looking at the Invisible
The HAMMER CREATIVE agency and studio is a workshop for the production of words, pictures and sound. It was founded in Novi Sad, Yugoslavia in 1990. Our chief aim is to improve communication between people. The manner of our speech is what makes us different from others. Speaking the language of the media, we have been trying to give things their appropriate names. Its not the media that should take advantage of people--it is people who should be…
Whitewashed empire
The historical narrative of Habsburg grandeur has played a decisive role in branding the Austrian capital of Vienna. While scholars have situated place-marketing strategies within de-historicized frameworks of the neoliberal city, the nostalgic framing of imperial spatial assemblages should be critically interpreted from a historical vantage point. In tourist spaces such as the Kaiserforum, urbanists, museum curators, right-wing groups, and real-…
Bourdieu’s theory and the social constructivism of Berger and Luckmann
The paper compares Pierre Bourdieu?s sociological approach with the one developed by Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann. The aim of the paper is to identify the complementarities and incongruences of these approaches. The main similarity consists in the intention to ?dialectically? overcome/bridge the gap between ?objectivism? and ?subjectivism? in social theory. Another parallel includes a negative attitude towards the relativistic tendencies of p…
Laudon’s Garden
This article traces how processes of physical displacement (and its corollary, re-emplacement) have emerged during multiple periods and in distant locales associated with the history and legacy of the Habsburg Empire. It focuses on an eighteenth-century Turkish garden made from Field Marshal Gideon Ernst von Laudon’s spoils of war on the outskirts of Vienna. Utilizing Anthony Vidler’s concept of “warped space,” the article explores Laudon’s garde…
The city in our hands’
This article examines the image of the city and notions of urban management in the discourse of elite groups in Belgrade between 1830 and the late 1860s. It focuses on the negotiation of modernity in heterogeneous cultural spaces, particularly looking at the textual interplay of power, orientalized exoticism and notions of backwardness. These discourses were integral to the processes of managing urban populations and homogenizing the cityscape. T…
Looking at the Invisible
The HAMMER CREATIVE agency and studio is a workshop for the production of words, pictures and sound. It was founded in Novi Sad, Yugoslavia in 1990. Our chief aim is to improve communication between people. The manner of our speech is what makes us different from others. Speaking the language of the media, we have been trying to give things their appropriate names. Its not the media that should take advantage of people--it is people who should be…
The city in our hands’
This article examines the image of the city and notions of urban management in the discourse of elite groups in Belgrade between 1830 and the late 1860s. It focuses on the negotiation of modernity in heterogeneous cultural spaces, particularly looking at the textual interplay of power, orientalized exoticism and notions of backwardness. These discourses were integral to the processes of managing urban populations and homogenizing the cityscape. T…
White-Box or Black-Box Decision Tree Algorithms
University students are usually taught data mining through black-box data mining algorithms, which hide the algorithm's details from the user and optionally allow parameter adjustment. This minimizes the effort required to use these algorithms. On the other hand, white-box algorithms reveal the algorithm's structure, allowing users to assemble algorithms from algorithm building blocks. This paper provides a comparison between students' acceptance…
Informality in the Western Balkans
Using data compiled during extensive survey research carried out in the societies of the Western Balkans, we attempt to contribute to the discussion on whether informality, which in this region is largely present even in formal settings, is a consequence of a specific culture brought about by particular historical circumstances – several centuries of Ottoman rule, delayed modernization, and the legacy of socialism – or whether it is a manifestati…
Luckmann’s theory of personal identity
The paper deals with the presentation of Tomas Luckman's theory of personal identity. After defining the concept of personal identity and description of Luckmann's approach as an interdisciplinary and dialectic, attention is shifted to the elaboration of the influence of different levels of reality on the construction, maintainance and transformation of personal identity. The explanation starts from the given biological base and evolution of the …
Eine hermeneutische untersuchung der sprachlich-historischen apriorität
Die vorliegende Arbeit ber?cksichtigt die Philosophie und Poetik der Geschichte und der Sprache a priori im poetischen und literarischen Werk von Peter Handke, in seinem poetologischen Essay Ich bin ein Bewohner des Elfenbeinturms und seinem Drama Die Fahrt im Einbaum oder das St?ck zum Film vom Krieg, und zwar im Ausgang von der kantianischen Idee der Apriorit?t der Geschichte. Die Geschichte a priori ist, laut Kant, m?glich, ?wenn der Wahrsager…
Whitewashed empire
The historical narrative of Habsburg grandeur has played a decisive role in branding the Austrian capital of Vienna. While scholars have situated place-marketing strategies within de-historicized frameworks of the neoliberal city, the nostalgic framing of imperial spatial assemblages should be critically interpreted from a historical vantage point. In tourist spaces such as the Kaiserforum, urbanists, museum curators, right-wing groups, and real-…
What’s off-centre of empire? Introduction to the special issue
In this Introduction, we discuss the aims of this publication along with guidelines to locate and connect the essays part of the edited volume. We start by highlighting the original contribution of our intervention in terms of what off-centring empire offers in relation to scholarship that de-centres empire. To us, this means to look at the processes, dynamics, and movements that connect empire (as a centre of power) to its peripheries (as a site…
Laudon’s Garden
This article traces how processes of physical displacement (and its corollary, re-emplacement) have emerged during multiple periods and in distant locales associated with the history and legacy of the Habsburg Empire. It focuses on an eighteenth-century Turkish garden made from Field Marshal Gideon Ernst von Laudon’s spoils of war on the outskirts of Vienna. Utilizing Anthony Vidler’s concept of “warped space,” the article explores Laudon’s garde…
Bourdieu’s theory and the social constructivism of Berger and Luckmann
The paper compares Pierre Bourdieu?s sociological approach with the one developed by Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann. The aim of the paper is to identify the complementarities and incongruences of these approaches. The main similarity consists in the intention to ?dialectically? overcome/bridge the gap between ?objectivism? and ?subjectivism? in social theory. Another parallel includes a negative attitude towards the relativistic tendencies of p…
Homosexuality and the Serbian orthodox church
The paper deals with the change of attitudes of the Serbian Orthodox Church towards homosexuality in the period from 2001 to 2021. Since, according to research, the Church ranks high (sometimes the highest) on the scale of trust that Serbian citizens have in institutions, it is reasonable to assume that it has a significant impact on shaping public opinion. The dominant attitude of the church officials about same-sex attraction has varied over ti…
Economic Justification Analysis of Minimally Invasive versus Conventional Aortic Valve Replacement
There is no definitive consensus about the cost-effectiveness of minimally invasive aortic valve replacement (AVR) (MI-AVR) compared to conventional AVR (C-AVR). The aim of this study was to compare the rate of postoperative complications and total hospital costs of MI-AVR versus C-AVR overall and by the type of aortic prosthesis (biological or mechanical). Our single-center retrospective study included 324 patients over 18 years old who underwen…
Imperial nostalgia in the era of post-socialist urban change
This paper discusses the spatial restructuring of Balkan cities and their imperial metropoles in relation to imperial nostalgia during early twenty-first century processes of Europeanization. Emerging as two distinct historiographical trends in the 1990s, New Habsburg and New Ottoman History both operated within the epistemological boundaries of the post-socialist Zeitgeist. Relegating structural analysis to the margins, their exploration of impe…
Sociology (9 works) · Political science (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Aesthetics (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Social science (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (4 works)