Soňa G Lutherová
Biographic Data
| ID | 74172 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Soňa G Lutherová |
| GIVEN NAMES | Soňa G |
| FAMILY NAME | Lutherová |
| SIGNATURE | LUTHEROVÁ S G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of History of the Slovak Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3214-0000 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Family as a Safe Haven? Families in Social Practice and Narratives in Times of Crises. Introduction
What connects the homeless woman and her children fighting for a right to social housing with a mother in a non-monogamous relationship and a couple living in the post-socialist village at the EU border?At first glance, their stories barely rub against each other.As social researchers, we also tend to categorise them as if they have little in common, and we accordingly approach them from perspectives as diverse as the sociology of housing, the an…
Families in Times of Crisis
Societal narratives about families, ranging from individual discourses to public discourse, do not always reflect the reality of family lives. This is also valid for Narratives of Return (NoR), which propose a return to a “natural” family order and lean on conservative ideological values. However, such a notion does not rely on actual past and present social practice but tries to reshape it. It deliberately omits the variety of existing forms and…
Katarína Haberlandová, Ľubica Voľanská
considered a masterpiece of functionalist architecture by both the general public and the expert community, is brought by two authors with different scientific backgrounds -a theorist of architecture, Katarna Haberlandov and an ethnologist, ubica Voansk. This interdisciplinary collaboration predetermines how they approach their research subject and how they weave their main topic into the chapters. Throughout the book, they chronologically move f…
Do not use the word anthropology!”
In our everyday lives, we often have to blend our different roles and various selves. Sometimes, they coexist in harmony. But there are times when they come into conflict, and we have to make a significant effort to get them back in balance. This paper focuses on my scientific/artistic practice in anthropological documentary film-making. Drawing on two films I have directed, I reflect on situations where I needed to compromise my different roles …
Introduction
This text focuses on qualitative research of the past when it comes to the communist regimes in Europe, particularly Slovakia (as part of former Czechoslovakia). The authors introduce the ongoing research project Current Images of the Socialism as well as its methodological and theoretical frames. They present the findings and challenges, as also articulated during the international conference Memory of the Communist Past (2020) and introduce sel…
Ťažké Časy
Anthropology Today
Sweet Property O'Mine
Since the change of regimes in 1989, private property has become the symbol of the new era in the postsocialist part of Europe—an ideological tool as well as a vessel for creating and realizing identities. For young people in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, buying an apartment is the most common way to secure one's housing. However, it is accompanied by personal sacrifices and debt, resulting in uncertainties for many years to come. Therefor…
Families in Times of Crisis
Societal narratives about families, ranging from individual discourses to public discourse, do not always reflect the reality of family lives. This is also valid for Narratives of Return (NoR), which propose a return to a “natural” family order and lean on conservative ideological values. However, such a notion does not rely on actual past and present social practice but tries to reshape it. It deliberately omits the variety of existing forms and…
Sweet Property O'Mine
Since the change of regimes in 1989, private property has become the symbol of the new era in the postsocialist part of Europe—an ideological tool as well as a vessel for creating and realizing identities. For young people in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, buying an apartment is the most common way to secure one's housing. However, it is accompanied by personal sacrifices and debt, resulting in uncertainties for many years to come. Therefor…
Sweet Property O'Mine
Since the change of regimes in 1989, private property has become the symbol of the new era in the postsocialist part of Europe—an ideological tool as well as a vessel for creating and realizing identities. For young people in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, buying an apartment is the most common way to secure one's housing. However, it is accompanied by personal sacrifices and debt, resulting in uncertainties for many years to come. Therefor…
Anthropology Today
Ťažké Časy
Do not use the word anthropology!”
In our everyday lives, we often have to blend our different roles and various selves. Sometimes, they coexist in harmony. But there are times when they come into conflict, and we have to make a significant effort to get them back in balance. This paper focuses on my scientific/artistic practice in anthropological documentary film-making. Drawing on two films I have directed, I reflect on situations where I needed to compromise my different roles …
Introduction
This text focuses on qualitative research of the past when it comes to the communist regimes in Europe, particularly Slovakia (as part of former Czechoslovakia). The authors introduce the ongoing research project Current Images of the Socialism as well as its methodological and theoretical frames. They present the findings and challenges, as also articulated during the international conference Memory of the Communist Past (2020) and introduce sel…
Families in Times of Crisis
Societal narratives about families, ranging from individual discourses to public discourse, do not always reflect the reality of family lives. This is also valid for Narratives of Return (NoR), which propose a return to a “natural” family order and lean on conservative ideological values. However, such a notion does not rely on actual past and present social practice but tries to reshape it. It deliberately omits the variety of existing forms and…
Katarína Haberlandová, Ľubica Voľanská
considered a masterpiece of functionalist architecture by both the general public and the expert community, is brought by two authors with different scientific backgrounds -a theorist of architecture, Katarna Haberlandov and an ethnologist, ubica Voansk. This interdisciplinary collaboration predetermines how they approach their research subject and how they weave their main topic into the chapters. Throughout the book, they chronologically move f…
Family as a Safe Haven? Families in Social Practice and Narratives in Times of Crises. Introduction
What connects the homeless woman and her children fighting for a right to social housing with a mother in a non-monogamous relationship and a couple living in the post-socialist village at the EU border?At first glance, their stories barely rub against each other.As social researchers, we also tend to categorise them as if they have little in common, and we accordingly approach them from perspectives as diverse as the sociology of housing, the an…
Sociology (6 works) · Art (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Narrative (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Eastern European Communism and Reforms (2 works)